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MEXICO: US EXPORTERS NERVOUSLY WATCH MEXICAN ECONOMY

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English/Nat United States exporters are waiting nervously to see if Mexico's currency continues to slide. Many US businesses only started investing south of the border when both countries signed a free trade pact. But with the current...
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Bloomberg

The Long- and Short-Term Outlook for Oil

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May 2 -- Edward Bell, Emirates NBD commodities analyst, discusses the outlook for oil prices with Bloomberg's Manus Cranny and Rishaad Salamat on "Bloomberg Markets Middle East."
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Skyland Petroleum's Plans for Asia

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April 28 -- David Robson, chairman and managing director of Skyland Petroleum, discusses his company's range of projects in the Asia Pacific, including selling oil and gas to China. He speaks to Bloomberg's Stephen Engle and Rishaad...
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Will Wage Pressure Keep Rising Through 2017?

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Feb.06 -- Andrew Zatlin, SouthBay Research president, and Bloomberg's Vince Cignarella discuss the jump in wage pressure this month. They speak with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu and Joe Weisenthal on "What'd You Miss?"
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Why Low Energy Prices Are Good For Chinas Economy

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Dec. 10 -- Producer prices continue to slide in China while consumer prices are rising at the slowest rate in five years. Bloomberg's Tom Orlik discusses what these figures mean to the countrys economy on Countdown. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Europe in Difficult Economic Position for Years: Del Ama

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Dec. 4 -- Bruno Del Ama, chief executive officer at Global X Funds, discusses the state of the European economy and how the drop in oil prices is impacting equities. He speaks on In The Loop.
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PHILIPPINES: MANILA: PROTESTS AGAINST PLAN TO DEREGULATE OIL INDUSTRY

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English/Nat Critics of a plan to deregulate the Philippines' oil industry marched to the presidential palace Wednesday to ask President Fidel Ramos to scuttle the proposal. The government's 20-year control of the oil industry is to end...
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What Is the Fed's Magic Number for Inflation?

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Oct. 12 -- Steven Ricchiuto, chief economist at Mizuho, discusses the Federal Reserve's inflation target ahead of today's release of the latest FOMC minutes. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Is Glencore Out of the Woods?

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Dec.01 -- Glencore plans to reinstate a $1 billion dividend in 2017 after skipping two payments as rebounding prices for zinc and coal bolster profits.  Bloomberg's Jesse Riseborough reports on "Bloomberg Markets: European Close."...
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ConocoPhillips CEO on Possible Sale: We'd Consider It

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Nov. 10 -- Ryan Lance, ConocoPhillips chief executive officer, discusses the company's business strategy with Bloomberg's Alix Steel on "What'd You Miss?"
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Trump To Drug Executives: Lower Prices

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President Donald Trump says he wants to lower drug prices and bring pharmaceutical companies back to the United States.Trump is meeting with drug company executives at the White House Tuesday. He says "we're going to be changing a lot of...
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Oil Declines the Most in Two Weeks

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Feb.06 -- ANZ Senior Commodity Strategist Daniel Hynes discusses OPEC's production cut deal and the price, of oil. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: Middle East."
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Fed's Kaplan Sees 'Muted' GDP With No Government Action

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Nov. 4 -- Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Robert Kaplan said he doesn't see the U.S. economy "running away" and reiterated his expectation for a gradual removal of accommodation. Kaplan spoke to Bloomberg Economics Editor...
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Kuwaiti Oil Minister Is Not Surprised Oil Has Fallen

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Mar.27 -- Kuwaiti Oil Minister Issam Almarzooq discusses the price, production and inventory of oil. He also talks about U.S. shale oil production on "Bloomberg Markets: Middle East."
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GCC coping with low prices, according to IMF regional chief

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LEAD IN:Oil-producing countries in the Middle East are coping with low global oil prices, according the International Monetary Fund's regional chief.But the organisation has released a report showing low economic growth this year expects...
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Noble Narrowly Escapes Posting Back-to-Back Losses

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Feb.27 -- Noble Group Ltd., the commodity trader said to be in talks with China’s Sinochem Group on a strategic stake, narrowly escaped posting back-to-back annual losses as revenue fell and it reduced debt. Bloomberg's Haslinda Amin...
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Saidi: Unlikely OPEC Will Make Deal With Global Players

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Oct. 3 -- The pressure of a low oil price seems to be weighing on Saudi Arabia. The country saw its slowest GDP growth in three years and it was forced to reach a deal with fellow OPEC members to cut oil production. Nasser Saidi, former...
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Why Wind, Solar May Survive Under Trump Administration

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Nov.23 -- Bloomberg's Joe Ryan reports on the future of the wind and solar renewable energy industries under a Trump administration Ryan speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Why Manhattan Homebuyers Aren't Budging on Prices

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Oct.05 -- Jonathan Miller, Miller Samuel president and chief executive officer, discusses Manhattan real estate prices with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu, Joe Weisenthal and Julia Chatterley on "What'd You Miss?"
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All Eyes on Credit as Stock Market Sells Off

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Nov.19 -- Bloomberg's Lisa Abramowicz examines the spreads on high-yield bonds and leveraged loans. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Apollo's Black Warns of 'Bubble Status' in Credit Markets

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Dec.06 -- Apollo Global Management LLC founder Leon Black said Wednesday that a "thirst for yield" is creating excesses in credit markets. Bloomberg's Lisa Abramowicz reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Copper Bearish Bets Outnumber Bullish Wagers as Mine Strike Looms

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Aug.12 -- Copper bears could get caught wrong-footed as a strike looms at the world’s biggest mine. In the U.S., hedge funds’ bearish bets outnumber bullish wagers by the most since 2016, latest data show. Sentiment has turned...
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Sherman Grinberg Film Library

FDR Addresses Nation, National Economic Policy Pt 1

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United States President Franklin D Roosevelt delivering a speech from his office about his proposed Seven Point Program of Principles that he presented to Congress, a national economic policy for attaining the great objective of keeping...
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Fed Boosts Interest Rate For Third Time in 2017

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The Federal Reserve is raising its benchmark interest rate for the third time this year, signaling its confidence that the U.S. economy remains on solid footing 8½ years after the end of the Great Recession. The Fed is...