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US: Yellen expects gradual interest rate hikes
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said Tuesday that the central bank still expects to raise interest rates gradually this year. But she said the Fed also recognizes the dangers of waiting too long to tighten credit.Testifying to...
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Fiscal Policy Must Do Its Part for Income Growth: Amarnath
Feb.14 -- Skanda Amarnath, Employ America Director of Research, presses the need for fiscal policy support and presents his proposal for the Fed's ongoing framework review: putting a floor under employment and wage growth. He speaks with...
Bloomberg
Jobless Claims Fall, Reflecting Change to Seasonal Adjustments
Sep.03 -- Applications for regular U.S. unemployment benefits fell last week, reflecting a change to seasonal adjustments that are normally designed to smooth regular swings in the data but ended up distorting figures because of the...
Sky News
Chancellor Rishi Sunak announces measure to help self-employed during coronavirus shutdown
CLEAN: Interior shots of Chancellor Rishi Sunak MP giving a daily coronavirus update on the economy and plans for self employed people on 26 March 2020 in London, United Kingdom
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Global Economy No Better Than During Financial Crisis: Citi’s Mann
Sep.04 -- Catherine Mann, global chief economist at Citi, discusses the level of damage done to the global economy by the coronavirus pandemic. She speaks with Bloomberg’s Francine Lacqua on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
Sky News
Boris Johnson And George Osborne Outline Long Term Economic Plan
Boris Johnson And George Osborne Outline Long Term Economic Plan
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Fed Chair Yellen: Case for a Rate Hike Remains Strong
Nov. 17 -- Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen explains what the Federal Reserve is watching in economic data, policy and Congressional measures. She speaks during testimony before Congress's Joint Economic Committee.
Sky News
Jeremt Corbyn announces workers rights plans
CLEAN: Exterior shots of motorcade arriving and Labour Leader, Jeremy Corbyn meets and greets Amazon workers outside their depot and announced plans for workers rights on 22nd November 2019 in Sheffield, United Kingdom
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Vanguard's Wang Expects More Monetary and Fiscal Stimulus From China
Jan.09 -- Qian Wang, APAC chief economist at Vanguard, discusses China's economy and what authorities might do to help with growth. She speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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DACA May End Soon — How Would That Affect The Economy?
Economists told Newsy that while some employers and cities would take a hit, the national economy would not see a significant impact.
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CLEAN : India's transgender protesters fear stateless future
Transgender people in India who often live on the extreme fringes of society are among tens of thousands protesting against a new citizenship law and a mooted nationwide citizens register worried that it will render them stateless...
Bloomberg
MoneyGram Makes a Push to Digitize Global Payments
Oct.29 -- Alex Holmes, chief executive officer at MoneyGram, explains his company's work to help individuals transfer money around the world. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
Bloomberg
NEC's Kudlow Sees U.S. Poised for 'Much Stronger' Economic Story
Oct.04 -- National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow discusses the September Jobs report and the state of the U.S. economy. He speaks with Bloomberg's Jonathan Ferro on "Bloomberg The Open."
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U.S. ISM Services Index Plummets to Three-Year Low
Oct.03 -- The Institute for Supply Management's non-manufacturing index missed all estimates for September, falling to 52.6, the lowest level since August 2016. Bloomberg's Michael McKee examines the data on "Bloomberg Markets."
Sky News
Prime Minister toured Hanson UK’s plant in Penmaenmawr
CLEAN: Exterior shots of an interview with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson on his visit to the Hanson building materials quarry on 27th January 2022 in Penmaenmawr, Wales, United Kingdom.
Bloomberg
Biden Touts Job Gains, Acknowledges Inflation Pressures
U.S. President Joe Biden says the February employment report is "a welcome reminder that we're coming back stronger both as a country and as a people." He adds that his "top priority still must be getting prices under control."
Bloomberg
Why NYC's Recovery Is Among the Slowest in the U.S.
Underneath the buzz of New York City's recovery, an economic pain persists in a city where twice as many people are unemployed compared to the seasonally adjusted U.S. average. Bloomberg's Craig Gordon has more on "Bloomberg Markets: The...
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Nobel Laureate Spence Sees Potential Employment, Productivity Boom
Apr.19 -- Nobel Laureate Michael Spence sees a “very powerful” recovery underway out of the Coronavirus pandemic and explains how it could bring real change to the dynamics of the U.S. economy. He speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
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Dudley Says Fed Will Be 'Much Slower' to Tighten
Apr.12 -- Former New York Federal Reserve President and Bloomberg Opinion columnist William Dudley says the Fed will be "much slower" to tighten monetary policy under "this regime than in prior regimes." The central bank is "not even...
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Fed's Powell Says Taper ‘May Soon Be Warranted'
Sep.22 -- Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell speaks about the decision by the Fed's policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged, while signaling that an asset-purchase taper may soon be...
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WRAP Bernanke says recession could end in 2009, moderate rebound on Wall St
Washington D.C
1. Wide shot Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke greets Senators Dodd and Shelby ++MUTE++
2. Cutaway Bernanke ++MUTE++
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve Chairman:
"As you are aware, the US economy is...
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El-Erian Worried Fed Trying to Be 'Too Nice' to Markets
Mohamed El-Erian, a Bloomberg Opinion contributor, calls the April U.S. employment report "generally strong" and says the market is seeing right through the Federal Reserve's attempt to "fool" the market. He speaks with Jonathan Ferro on...
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RR0307/B Venezuela: Unrest
Caracas, Venezuela - January 20th 2003: interior of house; Joel getting dressing; grandmother, Julia Ramirez, dressing boy; boy getting dressed; grandmother's face; family leaving room; boys and grandmother leaving house; grandmother and...
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Labor Secretary Walsh on May Jobs Report, Port Talks
US Labor Secretary Marty Walsh says there's still work to do on the economy even though the May employment report outpaced expectations. Speaking with Jonathan Ferro on "Bloomberg The Open," Walsh also says he is "confident" about the...