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China's foreign currency rating is raised, positive outlook

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1. Credit ratings firm Standard and Poor''''s (S&P) news conference 2. Standard and Poor''''s sovereign and public finance ratings group director Ping Chew announcing firm has raised China''''s long-term and short-term foreign...
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Fed's George on Rates and Financial Regulation

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Apr.18 -- Kansas City Fed President Esther George discusses Fed policy and financial regulation in an interview with Bloomberg's Mike McKee.
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Hong Kong’s Finance Chief Paul Chan Cools Talk of Cash Handouts in Budget

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Jan.09 -- Hong Kong’s government is planning another volley of fiscal stimulus to rescue its tumbling economy, though that package may not include the cash handouts that some have urged. Financial Secretary Paul Chan spoke exclusive with...
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Union Bank of the Philippines’s Ortiz on Tax Cut, Equities, OCBC Partnership

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Jul.23 -- Justo Ortiz, chairman of Union Bank of the Philippines, discusses the possible corporate tax cut in the Philippines, the equity market, the peso, the property sector, their tie up OCBC Bank and his business strategy. He speaks...
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Bloomberg

How to Tackle India's Bad Debt Problems

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Jul.23 -- Capital Economics Asia India Economist Shilan Shah discusses India's bad debt and stressed loans. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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How BB&T Bank Weathered the Financial Crisis

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Sep.12 -- Kelly King, chairman and chief executive officer at BB&T, discusses the bank's performance during the financial crisis and how the bank is preparing for Hurricane Florence. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Bloomberg...
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Bloomberg

Ukraine Will Prepare for Russian Attack, Not Panic, Says Ambassador to U.S.

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Oksana Markarova, Ukraine's ambassador to the U.S., says her country won't panic because of the threats from Russia. She says the country is also not giving up on hopes of joining NATO. She spoke to Bloomberg's Annmarie Hordern.
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Bloomberg

Cyprus Economy Has Come Out of 'Cardiac Arrest,' Says Bank of Cyprus CEO

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Sep.21 -- John Hourican, chief executive officer at Bank of Cyprus Holding, discusses investing in Cyprus, the economy, his non-performing loan exposure and the impact of Brexit on the company. He speaks exclusively on "Bloomberg...
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The government is set to release the results of tests meant to find out what happens to 19 large financial firms if conditions were to worsen.

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HEADLINE: Bank stress tests due out CAPTION: The government is set to release the results of tests meant to find out what happens to 19 large financial firms if conditions were to worsen. AP Business Editor Mark Hamrick reports....
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Bloomberg

A Digital Dollar Needs to Be Safe and Private: Lynch

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Rep. Stephen Lynch, a Democrat from Massachusetts, talks about why he wants to see a digital version of the dollar. He's on "Bloomberg Markets."
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King: Sterling at Effective Rate of Three Years Ago

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June 28 -- Former Bank of England Governor Mervyn King explains what he sees as needed moves to get the U.K. back on track in the wake of the Brexit referendum and offers perspective on Brexit's impact on sterling. He speaks on...
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US Attorney Gen comments on Padilla and dirty bomb

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1. Exterior government building 2. Security 3. US Attorney General John Ashcroft arriving and greeting Swiss Justice Minister Ruth Metzler 4. Press 5. Ashcroft and Metzler approaching podium 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) John Ashcroft, US...
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Bloomberg

Deutsche Bank Absolutely Needs More Capital: McCaughan

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Oct. 7 -- Jim McCaughan, chief executive officer at Principal Global Investors, talks about the United States' recapitalization of banks and the need for new capital at Deutsche Bank and for other European banks. He speaks with...
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Bloomberg

Jeffrey: Some Dodd-Frank Changes May Be Welcomed

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Jan.31 -- Richard Jeffrey, chief economist at Cazenove Capital Management, and Bloomberg's Michael Moore talk about how U.S. President Donald Trump can affect banking regulations. They speak with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua on "Bloomberg...
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Bank Valuations Have Been Driven by Yield Curve, Goldman's Kostin Says

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Dec.14 -- David Kostin, chief U.S. equity strategist at Goldman Sachs, examines the U.S. banking sector amid a flattening yield curve. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Bloomberg

S. Africa Considering Other Mechanisms to Help Eskom, Says Gordhan

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Feb.21 -- South Africa Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan discusses South Africa’s government plan to bail out Eskom, the government’s back up plan if the unions don’t approve of the bailout, the possibility of a downgrade...
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Bloomberg

South African Banks Are Well Capitalized, Nedbank CEO Says

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Nov.06 -- Mike Brown, Nedbank Ltd. chief executive officer, discusses the state of the South African economy and banking system with Bloomberg's Guy Johnson and Vonnie Quinn on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

How Coronavirus Could Impact Hong Kong’s Fragile Economy

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Mar.02 -- Peter Churchouse, economic policy committee chairman at Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce and managing director at Portwood Capital, discusses the impact coronavirus will have on Hong Kong’s economy. He speaks on “Bloomberg...
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Bloomberg

Fed Liquidity Actions Could Be Strengthened, Broaddus Says

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Mar.16 -- Former Richmond Federal Reserve President Alfred Broaddus discusses how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting the U.S. economy, monetary and fiscal policies. The Fed swept into action in a new bid to save the economy, cutting...
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Bloomberg

China Banks to See Profit Growth Recovery in 2021: UBS

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Jan.10 -- May Yan, head of Greater China financials research at UBS Group AG, discusses the outlook for the country's banking industry. She speaks with Tom Mackenzie on the sidelines of UBS Greater China Conference in Shanghai on...
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Bloomberg

Sen. Jeff Merkley on the Politicization of Immigration

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Aug.23 -- Sen. Jeff Merkley, a Democrat from Oregon, discusses his new book, "America Is Better Than This: Trump's War Against Migrant Families." Merkley also weighs in on U.S. trade policy, changes to the Volcker Rule, and the banking...
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RBI May Cut Rates by 35 to 40 Basis Points, Nomura's Varma Says

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Oct.03 -- Sonal Varma, chief economist for India and Asia ex-Japan at Nomura Holdings, talks about India's economy and monetary policy. The Reserve Bank of India is set to deliver a fifth straight interest rate cut Friday, although...
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Morgan Stanley’s Graseck Says Libra Should Expect to Be Regulated

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Jul.12 -- Betsy Graseck, head of banks and diversified finance research at Morgan Stanley, discusses regulation and Facebook’s Libra. She speaks with Bloomberg’s Lisa Abramowicz and David Westin on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas.”