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Webman: Currency Wars as the New Beggar-Thy-Neighbor
Oct. 11 -- Jerry Webman, former chief economist at OppenheimerFunds, discusses the impact of currency depreciation on emerging market economies. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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ECB's Draghi Explains Changes to Asset Purchase Program
Dec.08 -- European Central Bank President Mario Draghi explains the details of the ECB's continuation of quantitative easing beyond March, with asset purchases decreasing to EU60 billion from April to December 2017. He speaks at an ECB...
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Stocks Tumble As Federal Reserve Eyes Interest Rate Hikes
The Dow Jones dropped by more than 700 points Monday morning, while the NASDAQ and S&P 500 were down 440 points and 120 points, respectively.
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Our Rate Cut Reduces Probability of Having to Do More Later, Says RBNZ’s Orr
Aug.22 -- Adrian Orr, governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, discusses the central bank’s policies, downside risks to the economy, future rate cuts, what’s going to cause him to cut again, his outlook for monetary policy, the New...
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UK Tax Cutting Plan Will 'End in Tears': Martin Weale
Former Bank of England policy maker Martin Weale discusses BOE monetary policy, a potential run on the British pound. Speaking on "Bloomberg Markets: European Close," Weale also says stimulus for the economy at a time when inflation is...
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JPM’s Frenkel Says Zero Interest Rate Has Exhausted Its Benefits
Jan.24 -- Jacob Frenkel, chairman at JPMorgan Chase International, discusses zero-bound interest rates and central bank policy tools. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Tom Keene at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland...
Press Association
Daily politics briefing: October 2
All the latest political developments in the UK as Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has sought to seize on the discontent in the Conservative ranks, urging rebels to work with Labour to defeat the Government’s tax plans in the Commons.
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HONG KONG: STOCK MARKET LOOKS TO BOUNCE BACK FROM BLACKEST DAY
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A day after Hong Kong's worst Hang Seng fall in 14 years the stock exchange is looking to bounce back from the stock markets blackest day.
The biggest loser appears to be the small investor especially those who have bought...
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Too Much Risk Priced Into Italian Bonds, Bluebay's Riley Says
Jun.11 -- University of Chicago Booth School of Business Finance Professor Luigi Zingales and BlueBay Asset Management Chief Investment Strategist David Riley discuss Italian political risk, the economy and bonds. They speak on...
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Risk Factors in the U.S. Economy
Jun.18 -- Rick Rieder, Blackrock CIO of Global Fixed Income, and Sarah Ketterer, Causeway Capital Management CEO, discuss potential risk factors to the U.S. economy and how those factors impact investment strategy. They speak to David...
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ICAP CEO Sees a Busier 2017 on Higher Interest Rates
Dec.07 -- Michael Spencer, chief executive officer at ICAP, expects interest rates to rise in 2017 as inflation begins to tick up. Spencer warns of protectionist measures "doing no good whatsoever" for the U.S. and European economies. He...
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Pimco Sees Fed Balance Sheet as 'More Favorable' to Markets in 2019
Jan.02 -- Tony Crescenzi, market strategist and portfolio manager at Pimco, discusses the outlook for the Federal Reserve's balance sheet in 2019. He speaks with Bloomberg's Anna Edwards on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Mark Carney Addresses Critics Of Low Interest Rates
Mark Carney Addresses Critics Of Low Interest Rates
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ECB's Draghi on QE, Deposit Rate, Economy, Inflation: Statement
Sep.12 -- European Central Bank President Mario Draghi discusses the bank's decision to cut its deposit rate and start open-ended bond purchases. He also comments on the euro-area economy and inflation. This is the opening statement of...
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Nigeria's Capital Markets in Line With Other EM Economies, Says Zenith Bank Chairman
Jul.26 -- "The capital market in Nigeria meets the international environment. Nigeria is not in isolation anymore," says Jim Ovia, chairman of Nigeria's largest commercial lender Zenith Bank Plc. He made the comments during an interview...
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Bill Gross: Fed Could Learn From Monopoly Game
July 7 -- Today's global economy is a lot like Monopoly, the Atlantic City-based board game, says Bill Gross because the bank caps the money players get every round and growth eventually fizzles. Bloomberg's John Gittelsohn and Bloomberg...
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Colliers: Steady Recovery In H.K.'s Property Markets
Colliers Head of Valuation & Advisory Services Hannah Jeong forecasts 2022 to be a year of measured but steady recovery across many of Hong Kong's property sectors. She was speaking with Haslinda Amin and Rishaad Salamat on "Bloomberg...
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Central Banks' Plans for a Smooth, Stable U.S. Dollar
April 25 -- Jerome Schneider, head of short term portfolio management at Pimco, explains how global central banks are focused on establishing a smooth, stable trajectory for the U.S. dollar. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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UniCredit's Nielsen: 'Silly Speculation' on China FX
Sept. 8 -- Erik Nielsen, global chief economist at UniCredit, examines the Chinese economy and what he terms "silly speculation" affect the yuan. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Bloomberg ‹GO›."
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Denmark's Rohde: Brexit More Painful for U.K. Than EU
Sept. 14 -- Lars Rohde, the governor of Denmark's central bank, talks about Britain's decision to leave the European Union, negative interest rates, and whether the country will see an increase its inflation rate. He speaks to...
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CLEAN : Lira plunges after Erdogan cites Islam to defend rate cuts
Images of foreign exchange shops in Istanbul as Turkey's troubled lira nosedives after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan cited Muslim teachings to justify not raising interest rates to stabilise the currency (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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CEB Intl. Banny Lam on China, HK Markets
CEB International Investment Head of Research Banny Lam discusses his take on Hong Kong and China markets. He speaks to David Ingles and Yvonne Man on "Bloomberg Markets: China Open".
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In a bold strike, the Federal Reserve slashed a key interest rate by a half point on Tuesday and left the door open to further relief to prevent a painful housing slump
Interest rate dropped, home sales up?
In a bold strike, the Federal Reserve slashed a key interest rate by a half point on Tuesday and left the door open to further relief to prevent a painful housing slump. (Sept. 18) 2007
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