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Base Case US Recession Will Be Mild, Says Citi's Clark

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Veronica Clark, US economist at Citigroup Inc., discusses a possible recession in the US economy, the labor market and her outlook for Federal Reserve policy. She speaks on Bloomberg Television on the sidelines of Citi's Australia & New...
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Bloomberg

30-Year Treasuries Favored, PineBridge Investments Says

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Michael Kelly, global head of multi-asset at PineBridge Investments, discusses the volatility in financial markets, the opportunities he sees, and Federal Reserve policy. He also talks about the outlook for China's economy, and the...
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HDFC, HDFC Bank Merger Good For India Banking: Subbarao

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Former Reserve Bank of India Governor Duvvuri Subbarao discusses the HDFC and HDFC Bank merger, the risks for India's economy and RBI policy. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
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LTCM Co-Founder Haghani: How Negative Rates Impact Long-Term Bonds

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Nov.22 -- Victor Haghani, ElmPartners Management founder and Long-Term Capital Management co-founder, discusses the impact of negative interest rates on long-term bonds with Bloomberg's Guy Johnson and Vonnie Quinn on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Philippines Plans $500 Million Green Bond Sale, Finance Secretary Says

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Philippine Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez discusses the outlook for the economy and the government's policies. The economy expanded more than expected in the fourth quarter, lending a firmer base to a recovery that policy makers...
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SVB Will Not Stop Fed From Hiking: Citigroup's Apabhai

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Mohammed Apabhai, head of Asia trading strategy at Citigroup Global Markets, discusses the SVB meltdown, Federal Reserve policy and his outlook for markets. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.
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ECB Will Hike at Next `Several Meetings,' Lagarde Says

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The European Central Bank will continue to raise borrowing costs at the next "several meetings," President Christine Lagarde told an audience in Frankfurt, Wednesday. "Our primary goal is not to create a recession," she said during a...
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Angela Rayner closes Labour conference with swipe at Truss

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Deputy Labour Leader Angela Rayner closes the party's annual conference in Liverpool She mocked the current economic chaos, joking that Liz Truss has even “crashed the pork market”, a nod to the Prime Minister’s enthusiasm for the...
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UBS's Briscoe Likes 1 to 3 Year Part of the Yield Curve

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Hayden Briscoe, head of global EM and APAC fixed income at UBS Asset Management, discusses fixed income, Federal Reserve monetary policy and his outlook for bonds. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.
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Bloomberg

Fadlallah: Saibor More Than Quintupled From Star of Year

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Tarek Fadlallah, CEO at Nomura Asset Management, Middle East discusses the Saudi budget, inflation in the region and why fixed income investors should focus on MENA-Gulf markets. He speaks with Yousef Gamal El-Din and Manus Cranny on...
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The 35-40 Year-Old Bull Markets in Bonds Is Over, Bianco Says

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Jim Bianco, president of Bianco Research LLC in Chicago, says the bull market in bonds is over. He's on "Bloomberg The Open."
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Bank of Korea Hikes Rates Half a Point on Won, Price Pressures

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South Korea's central bank raised its key rate by a half-percentage point to a 10-year high of 3%. The Bank of Korea returned to outsized interest-rate increases as it sought fight inflation and to shore up a currency that has been...
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London School of Economics's Bean on the UK Economy

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Charlie Bean, London School of Economics Professor, said the fiscal plans revealed last week in the UK put the country on an unsustainable path. He spoke with Guy Johnson and Alix Steel on "Bloomberg Markets: European Close."
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UK Faces 'Deep, Long' Recession: Deutsche Bank Economist

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David Folkerts-Landau, chief economist at Deutsche Bank, sees a "painful" recession ahead for the UK that could last "3 or 4 quarters" and says the pound is more likely to climb back to $1.15 than hit parity with the dollar. He speaks...
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Private Credit Markets Attractive, Lawrence Golub Says

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Golub Capital CEO Lawrence Golub discusses the current state of credit markets with Lisa Abramowicz at the Greenwich Economic Forum.
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Bloomberg

IMF Reduces India's 2022 GDP Growth Forecast to 6.8%

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Nada Choueiri, India mission chief at International Monetary Fund, discusses India's economy, the headwinds the country is facing and her outlook for the currency. She speaks on Bloomberg Television.
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Bloomberg

Citigroup Is 'Overweight' Financial, Tech, China Stocks

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Rob Buckland, chief global equity strategist at Citigroup Inc, explains why he is "overweight" financial and technology stocks. He also talks about US Treasuries, UK Gilts, and the opportunities he sees in global stock markets. He speaks...
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India's Growth Headwinds

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India is expected to report slower economic growth for last year than previously thought. It would be due to virus restrictions in the fourth quarter which dented activity. Ruchi Bhatia reports on "Bloomberg Television.
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Fed Will Be Talking Tough For Some Time Yet: Nomura's Subbaraman

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Rob Subbaraman, head of global markets research at Nomura, discusses Federal Reserve policy, who will see a hard landing versus a soft landing and his outlook for China's economy. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.
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ECB's Holzmann Doesn't See Necessity for 100 Bps Hike

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ECB Governing Council Member and Austria Central Bank Governor Robert Holzmann sees the European Central Bank as "some way" from a neutral rate as he discusses expectations for the central bank's next interest rate hike and says QT must...
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Liz Truss speaks during a visit to the Birmingham Health Innovation Centre construction site - full interview

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Prime Minister Liz Truss speaks during a visit to the Birmingham Health Innovation Centre construction site in Selly Oak. She refused to say she trusts her Chancellor when challenged, instead saying the two work “very...
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ECB's Kazaks: 75 Bps Hike 'Appropriate' for October

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European Central Bank Governing Council Member and Bank of Latvia Governor Martins Kazaks sees the central bank getting to the "upper side" of neutral by the end of the year and says a discussion about QT should start now on "Bloomberg...
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Bloomberg

Pakistan Central Bank to Pause After Latest Rate Hike, Governor Says

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State Bank of Pakistan Governor Reza Baqir discusses monetary policy and the outlook for the economy. The central bank raised its key rate for a third consecutive meeting. Consumer prices in Pakistan rose 11.5% in November, cementing its...
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Rayner hammers Tories over economic turmoil

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Excerpts from Deputy Labour Leader Angela Rayner's speech to close the party's annual conference. She mocked the current economic chaos, joking that Liz Truss has even “crashed the pork market”, a nod to the Prime Minister’s enthusiasm...