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Carney Says BOE Discussing No-Deal Brexit Powers With Treasury

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Jan.16 -- Governor Mark Carney said the Bank of England is in discussions with the U.K. Treasury about the powers it needs to smooth any financial ructions if the country leaves the European Union without a deal. He also discusses the...
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Volkswagen CEO Sees 'A Lot to Lose' in Potential U.S., EU Tariffs

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Jan.24 -- Herbert Diess, chief executive officer at Volkswagen, discusses the potential impact of auto tariffs, joining forces on vans with Ford Motor Co., and expectations for industry consolidation. He speaks at the World Economic...
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Singapore’s Minister for Communications and Information on Digital Push, 5G, Trade

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Mar.05 -- Singapore Minister for Communications and Information S. Iswaran discusses Singapore’s digital transformation push, their plans to spend $222M to spur innovation, their 5G plan, Huawei’s involvement in their 5G plan, the trade...
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Nomad Stockpiling 'Millions of Fish Fingers' Ahead of Brexit, CEO Says

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Mar.05 -- Stefan Descheemaeker, chief executive officer at Nomad Foods, discusses balancing organic growth with M&A, changing tastes in Europe's food industry, and stockpiling food in preparation for Brexit. He speaks on "Bloomberg...
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Italian Budget 'Pretty Likely' to Be Rejected by EU, Codogno Says

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Oct.12 -- Lorenzo Codogno, visiting professor at London School of Economics and a former chief economist at the Italian finance ministry, discusses how the Italian budget may be greeted by markets and the European Union. He speaks on...
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Fed's Evans on Rate Path, Inflation, Trade Tariffs

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Oct.03 -- Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President and Chief Executive Officer Charles Evans discusses the Fed's rate path, inflation expectations, the global impact of Italy and Brexit, and the economic challenges of trade. He speaks...
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EU Referendum: Sturgeon calls on Scotland to remain in the Union

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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon underlines why she thinks Scotland, and Britain, will be better off in the European Union.
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EU Pushes Back at Italy Over Bridge Collapse

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Aug.16 -- The Italian government has called on managers at Atlantia highway operator unit to resign and started questioning whether they should respect European Union budget constraints. Deputy Premier Matteo Salvini said the failure of...
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Pound Strongest Against Euro Since 2017 on Hope of Brexit Delay

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Feb.26 -- Mark McCormick, North American head of FX strategy at TD Securities, examines the strength of the pound as it climbs to its highest against the euro since 2017 on a potential delay of Brexit. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak:...
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Portugal Finance Minister on Euro-Area Slowdown, Brexit, EU Banking Union

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Jan.23 -- Portugal Finance Minister Mario Centeno discusses his concerns about European growth in 2019, if he is prepared for a no-deal Brexit, the Italian budget and what he hopes to accomplish with the European banking union. He speaks...
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SNP's Blackford Urges Corbyn to Call No-Confidence Vote on May

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Dec.11 -- Scottish National Party Westminster Leader Ian Blackford discusses options to U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit agreement. He speaks with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Dutch PM Rutte on G-20, EU Commission Job, Italy, Brexit

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Jun.28 -- Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte discusses U.S.-China trade talks, the leadership of the European Union Commission, Italy's fiscal stance and Brexit. He talks with Yvonne Man on the sidelines of the Group of 20 meeting in Osaka...
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Boris Johnson Wants to Make U.K. the `Greatest Place on Earth'

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Jul.25 -- Boris Johnson, giving his maiden House of Commons speech as U.K. Prime Minister, says his government's mission is to make Britain the "greatest place on earth."
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EU Budget to Be `Mothership' of Recovery: Von der Leyen

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Apr.16 -- European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the region needs a "martial plan" to combat the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. "We will use the power of the whole European budget to leverage the huge amount of...
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Charity envisages situation in Calais worsening for refugees in a post-Brexit Europe

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Founder of charity Care4Calais Clare Moseley explains the conditions of the estimated 1000 refugees living in tents in a post-Brexit Europe. She says that now Brexit has arrived she 'can only see things getting worse'. Clare explains how...
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Blanchard Says EU on Bumpy Road to Unified Fiscal Plan

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Jun.09 -- Olivier Blanchard, senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics and former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, says very low rates may be here for a long time and most countries are doing...
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Leo Varadkar: Ireland will have good relations with the UK no matter what

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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says Ireland and the United Kingdom will remain to have good relations after Boris Johnson and the EU agreed a revised Brexit deal. The deal comes despite criticism from the DUP who suggest the new arrangements...
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European Growth Problem Has Not Gone Away, Says State Street’s Metcalfe

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Oct.16 -- Elena Panaritis, founder of Thought 4 Action, and Michael Metcalfe, global head of macro strategy at State Street, discuss Greece’s economy 10-years after the financial crisis, if the Euro-zone is in a better position for the...
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This Is an Election of Horrible Choices, Says ICC U.K.’s Southworth

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Dec.11 -- Chris Southworth, secretary general at ICC U.K., discusses how much businesses have been listened to throughout the U.K. election process, the trade relationship between the U.K. and the EU and where businesses are seeing...
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Johnson Says Brexit Deal `Incredibly Positive' for U.K., EU

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Oct.17 -- U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker speak at a news conference in Brussels after a new Brexit deal was agreed. The accord must now be approved by EU leaders and British...
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EU Parliament Votes on New Commission

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Nov.27 -- The European Parliament votes again on approving the new EU Commission today. The process has already been delayed after three nominees were rejected. If approved, the new group will start on Dec. 1, working to implement Ursula...
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A Close Future EU-Japan Relationship Is Key, Says EU Ambassador to Japan

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Dec.06 -- EU Ambassador to Japan Patricia Flor discusses Brexit and the relationship between the EU and Japan. She speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.”
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Naomi Long: Alliance Party to hold a pro-Remain line

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Alliance Party leader Naomi Long is standing on a pro-Remain platform in East Belfast. Her party is the largest remain political organisation in Northern Ireland. She argues that the economic future of the country relies on having a good...
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Michelle O'Neill: UK Government need to honour NI protocol

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Stormont deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill has said the UK Government need to honour the commitments it signed up to in the Northern Ireland Protocol.