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Bernanke AEA Speech Last Hurrah for Central Bankers, Says Summers
Jan.09 -- Lawrence H. Summers, Former U.S. Treasury Secretary, dismisses Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's optimism for central bankers in a recent speech to the American Economic Association. He spoke with David Westin on...
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What Would Aramco's IPO Mean for Saudi Economy?
Sep.03 -- Khatija Haque, head of Middle East and North Africa Research at Emirates NBD, talks about the prospects for Saudi Aramco's initial public offering and the implications for the kingdom's economy. Saudi Arabia’s stock exchange...
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Senate Passes Nearly $1.4 Trillion Federal Spending Deal
The Senate approved both spending packages to keep the government funded through Sept. 30.
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Analyst: Fed will keep credit flowing
As it prepares for this week's policy meeting, the Federal Reserve Board has largely calmed turbulent financial markets.
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German Business Concerns ‘Not All About Trade,’ Ifo’s Fuest Says
Nov.25 -- Clemens Fuest, president at Ifo institute, discusses the latest reading of German business confidence. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Francine Lacqua on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Malta Financial Minister on Euro Risks and Brexit Uncertainty
Nov.11 -- Malta's finance minister Edward Scicluna talks about the prospects for further developing Europe's banking union and risks for the growth outlook in the European Union amid global trade tensions and policy uncertainty. He...
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It Takes $500,000 to Make Top 1% in U.S., Five Times China Level
Feb.11 -- Since Occupy Wall Street popularized the term the “top 1%”almost a decade ago, inequality has surged, and this exclusive group has only gotten richer and more influential. Yet the top 1% covers a wide span, from prosperous...
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Netflix Will Run Out of New Original Shows in the Fall, Says Wedbush's Pachter
Apr.21 -- Wedbush Analyst Michael Pachter talks about how streaming services are being impacted by the coronavirus. He says Netflix is going to start running out of fresh content. He appears on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Oil Industry Facing a Severe Test: Sanford C. Bernstein’s Beveridge
Mar.26 -- Neil Beveridge, senior oil analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, discusses China’s oil companies and his outlook for the sector. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.”
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CLEAN : Greenpeace welcomes BP's anouncement but raises questions on solutions
Greenpeace climate adviser Charlie Kronick says in an interview with AFP that BP's new CEO is a massive step up in awareness on climate change after the British oil firm announced an objective of net zero carbon emissions in 2050 but...
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Hong Kong Finance Chief Sees Property Holding Up Despite Turmoil
Mar.02 -- As Hong Kong’s economy reels from the coronavirus outbreak that has compounded months of social unrest, Financial Secretary Paul Chan tells Bloomberg's Yvonne Man that the world’s most expensive property market will avoid the...
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Citi’s Mann: 60% of World Won’t See Pre-Covid GDP Levels by 2022
Jun.22 -- Catherine Mann, global chief economist at Citigroup, discusses what she’s watching in global GDP for the third-quarter and beyond, and the “fear factor” that could hold back consumers. She speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
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Cabin crew run 'Project Wingman' to support NHS staff
Furloughed and unemployed airline crew have set up Project Wingman, a charity running 'first class lounge environments' in hospitals to serve food and drink to NHS staff who have been working flat out during the Covid -19 pandemic....
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Japan’s Ruling LDP Starts Official Campaign for New Leader
Sep.07 -- Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party officially starts its campaign for a new leader in the coming hours with Shinzo Abe’s top aide seen as the front runner. Bloomberg’s Isabel Reynolds reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.”
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U.K. to See ‘Inflationary Depression’ Post-Pandemic: Skidelsky
May.06 -- U.K. House of Lords Crossbench Peer Robert Skidelsky examines the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Equity Markets Have Further to Rise: Brown Shipley’s Kelemen
Jan.25 -- Shanti Kelemen, investment director at Brown Shipley & Co. Ltd., discusses the current state of markets and where she sees them heading. She speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: European Open.”
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U.S. Releases List of Chinese Firms With Military Ties
Dec.21 -- The Trump administration is extending its list of Chinese companies said to have ties to the military in a move that could restrict them from U.S. technology. Bloomberg’s John Liu reports on “Bloomberg Markets: China Open.”
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Will Trump Help or Hurt Republicans in Georgia?
Dec.21 -- Pollster Frank Luntz talks about how President Donald Trump can impact the Senate runoff in Georgia. He appears on "Balance of Power."
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Apple Shows It Can Weather Covid Storm, Forrester's Ask Says
Oct.29 -- Julie Ask, analyst at Forrester Research, discusses Apple Inc.'s earnings report on "Bloomberg Technology."
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U.K.’s Green Plan Backs 250,000 Jobs
Nov.18 -- U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a $12 billion-pound plan to boost green industries and tackle climate change, aiming to back 250,000 jobs. Under the wide-ranging proposal, sales of new petrol and diesel cars would...
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ESG Investing Firmly Planted on U.S. Soil: Lazard's Rossman
Feb.17 -- Jim Rossman, Lazard's head of shareholder advisory, details the trends Lazard is seeing in the current quarter's 13F filings and says he expects 2021 to be a banner year for activist investing. He speaks with Bloomberg's Sonali...
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Stocks Continue Their Bull Run After Hitting Bottom a Year Ago
Mar.23 -- March 23 marks the one-year anniversary of the S&P 500’s bear-market bottom. Investors are taking stock of equity gains and the outlook for the economy looks brighter than ever. Joe Weisenthal reports.
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Goldman Sachs' Hatzius Forecasts Very Strong U.S. Growth
Apr.16 -- Goldman Sachs Chief Economist Jan Hatzius speaks to Bloomberg's Alix Steel about improving U.S. jobs numbers, inflation targets and consumer spending on "Bloomberg Markets".
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U.S. Jobless Claims Fall for Fourth Consecutive Week
May.27 -- Applications for U.S. state unemployment insurance in regular state programs decreased by 38,000 to 406,000 in the week ended May 22, Labor Department data showed. Bloomberg's Mike McKee breaks down the numbers on "Bloomberg...