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What Yellen's Speech Signals About the Future of Rates
Oct. 14 -- Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said there are "plausible ways" that running the U.S. economy hot for a while could fix some of the damage caused to growth trends by the Great Recession. Bloomberg Intelligence's Carl...
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Regional Banks a 'Sweet Spot' for Investors: KBW's Cannon
Dec.06 -- Fred Cannon, global director of research and chief equity strategist at KBW, looks at the sustainability of the recent run up in bank stocks as he sees regional banks benefitting from a roll back of regulations. He speaks on...
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Brazil Central Bank Chief: Energy Prices Hit Core Inflation
Apr.13 -- Brazil’s central bank chief Roberto Campos Neto discusses monetary policy and the state of the economy. In March, policy makers raised rates by 0.75 percentage point, the most in a decade, and signaled another hike of the same...
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Quadratic Capital's Davis on Inflation, Fed
Apr.30 -- Nancy Davis, CIO at Quadratic Capital, discusses her inflation expectations and outlook for Fed policy. She speaks with Rishaad Salamat and Juliette Saly on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
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Guggenheim's Minerd Bullish on Bonds Long Term
Aug.14 -- Scott Minerd, Guggenheim Global chief investment officer, sees a lot of deflationary pressure and that's causing him to remain bullish on bonds long term. He speaks with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu on "Balance of Power."
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No Need to Go Long Duration says Janney's Lebas
Nov.06 -- With hopes for a blue wave essentially dashed, the same goes for reflation bets that were resting on a swift and sizable fiscal stimulus deal, as the Senate is likely to remain in Republican hands, even if Joe Biden wins the...
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Markets Have Not Tested the Fed Yet, Says TD's Misra
Apr.27 -- Priya Misra, global head of rates strategy at TD Securities, says markets have yet to test Federal Reserve policies. She speaks on "Bloomberg The Open."
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Fed Challenged by 'Mounting Misery': Pimco's Wilding
Pimco's Chief US Economist Tiffany Wilding expects upward revisions to inflation expectations and sees the unemployment rate rising. Speaking with Jonathan Ferro on "Bloomberg The Open," Wilding also says a shallow economic contraction...
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Summers: Wage Slowdown May Be Positive Inflation Sign
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers says the Federal Reserve is moving in the right direction and reacts to the April jobs report. "Wage growth was a little bit slower than I expected. That could conceivably be a sign of...
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EUROPE: NATIONS ADOPTING EURO DROP KEY INTEREST RATES
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In a surprise move, nations adopting the new European currency, the euro, have dropped key interest rates, effectively setting the rate that will be adopted throughout the euro zone on January 1st.
Ten of the 11...
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Markets Look to the Fed to Soothe Trade Tension Impact
Jul.17 -- Dan Skelly, head of equity model portfolios at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, Eric Liu, chief executive officer at Vanda Securities, and Tony Rodriguez, chief fixed income strategist at Nuveen, discusses the Federal...
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How to Play S&P 500 E-Mini Options
Aug.19 -- On this edition of "Charting Futures," Bloomberg's Greg Calderone examines the S&P 500 Index with Bloomberg's Abigail Doolittle on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Grantham Says 'Goldilocks' Era Over, Future May Be Grim
After 25 years of expanding economies and rising markets, renowned investor Jeremy Grantham says the "Goldilocks" era is ending. The future he details in this interview excerpt is one of inflation, slower growth and labor shortages. The...
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Fed Will Keep Going on Rates: Rockefeller Capital CEO
Rockefeller Capital Management CEO Greg Fleming warns that there is more market volatility ahead as investors respond to incoming economic data. Speaking on "Bloomberg Markets," Fleming also says clients are putting their wealth into...
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S&P Will Bottom Out Between 3,300 and 3,500: Peterffy
"Inflation won't be over anytime soon," Interactive Brokers Chair Thomas Peterffy says. Speaking on "Bloomberg Markets," Peterffy also says the Federal Reserve will not be able to get inflation down to 2% in the next few years and both...
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Stocks Emerging From Year-Long Correction: Jim Paulsen
Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at The Leuthold Group, says the stock market has been in a correction since March of last year. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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PNB's Veloso On Philippine Investor Sentiment
Philippine National Bank President & CEO Wick Veloso discusses the impact of a new government on investor sentiment in the country. He speaks with Haslinda Amin and Rishaad Salamat on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia".
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Fed's Bullard Won't Rule Out 75 Basis Point Hike
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard says raising the benchmark rate more than 50 basis points isn't his base case but won't rule it out. He speaks during a virtual event hosted by the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Diamond: Banks Look Like Utilities
Bob Diamond, Atlas Merchant Capital Founding Partner and CEO and Former Barclays CEO, joined Kailey Leinz on "Bloomberg Markets: America" to recap the earnings of the major U.S. banks.
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Fed's Powell Says Economy May Be Entering 'New Normal'
"We continue to deal with an exceptionally unusual set of disruptions," Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell tells business and community leaders during opening remarks at a Fed Listens event in Washington.
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BOE's Bailey Sees Income Squeeze Slowing U.K. Economy
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey says a squeeze on consumer spending power is already slowing the U.S. economy. He speaks with Guy Johnson following the BOE's decision to raise interest rates to the highest since 2009 to fight...
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Goldman Taking More Constructive View on Southeast Asia
Tim Moe, chief Asia-Pacific equity strategist at Goldman Sachs, discusses the outlook for the region's economies, markets, and the opportunities he sees. He also talks about the Bank of Japan's policy and the yen with Haidi Stroud-Watts...
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JPMorgan Starts to Cut Mortgage Jobs
JPMorgan Chase is laying off hundreds of home-lending employees and reassigning hundreds more this week as rapidly rising mortgage rates drive down demand. Hannah Levitt reports on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."