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China's Exports Rise 18% Y/Y in July, Beating Expectations
China's exports grew 18% last month from a year earlier in US dollar terms last month, faster than expected. Imports grew 2.3%. The trade surplus rose to a record. Stephen Engle reports on Bloomberg Television.
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Trump to Step Up Steel Import Restrictions
Jun.12 -- President Donald Trump’s administration will as soon as this week release results of its investigation into the impact of steel imports on U.S. national security, White House spokesman Sean Spicer said. Bloomberg's Joe Deaux...
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White House Considers Ban on Russian Oil Imports
The Biden administration is weighing a ban on U.S. imports of Russian crude oil as Congress races toward passing such a restriction to punish the Kremlin for its invasion of Ukraine. The White House says no decision has been made yet....
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Biden Announces U.S. Ban on Imports of Russian Oil
President Joe Biden says the U.S. will ban imports of Russian fossil fuels including oil and adds that his administration will work closely with Europe and other U.S. allies to develop a long-term strategy to reduce their dependence on...
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U.S. Designates China as a Currency Manipulator
Aug.05 -- U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has formally determined that China is a currency manipulator. This is latest dramatic twist in the long-running trade standoff. The decision is likely to send markets into deeper chaos....
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Citigroup Commodities Strategist Tracy Liao on Steel Output Cuts
Aug.03 -- Citigroup Global Markets Commodities Strategist discusses China's steel production cut policies and what could they mean for iron ore prices. She also discusses why aluminum is her top pick now. She speaks to Yvonne Man, David...
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Rystad Energy's Galimberti on Oil Outlook
Claudio Galimberti, Senior Vice President of Analysis, Oil Markets at Rystad Energy discusses the wild swings in the market after a flurry of headlines related to the war in Ukraine. He shares his outlook on 'Bloomberg Markets'.
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EU Looks to Close Sanction Loopholes, French Envoy Says
The European Union is "very keen to close all possible loopholes on sanctions imposed on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine," France's ambassador to Washington, Philippe Etienne said. He also talks about refugees flowing from Ukraine and...
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China’s Exports Surge From 2020 Lockdown on Demand Boom
Mar.07 -- China’s exports surged 60.6% in dollar terms in the January-February period from a year earlier, reflecting strong global demand for manufactured goods and with figures partly skewed by the low base in 2020 when the economy was...
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Weinberg: U.K.'s Current-Account Deficit 'Unsustainable'
June 26 -- In today's "Single Best Chart," Bloomberg's Tom Keene displays the level of goods, services and investment income in the U.K going back to 1999. He speaks with Carl Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics, on...
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U.S. Business Orders Decline for Second-Straight Month
Oct.25 -- Business equipment orders placed in U.S. factories declined for a second consecutive month in September. Bloomberg's Michael McKee reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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U.S. June Import Prices 0.4% Drop Is Largest Since Feb. 2016
Jul.13 -- Frances Donald, head of macroeconomic strategy at Manulife Asset Management, examines U.S. June import prices and the factors that may impact the data going forward. She speaks with Bloomberg's Alix Steel on "Bloomberg...
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Rajan: Fed Hikes Ease Pressure on Other Central Banks
Jan.03 -- Raghuram Rajan, Chicago Booth School professor and former Reserve Bank of India Governor, discusses how Federal Reserve rate hikes ease pressure on central banks in the "process of exit" and looks at the impact of a strong U.S....
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Martin Feldstein Explains Border Tax Adjustment Effects
Jan.12 -- In today's "Morning Must Read," Bloomberg’s David Westin talks with Harvard University Professor of Economics Martin Feldstein about his comments on the prospect of U.S. border tax adjustments. They speak on "Bloomberg...
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Starmer criticises PM's trip to Saudi Arabia
Interview with Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer on a visit to retrofitted energy efficient houses in Huddersfield. He talks about Boris Johnson's trip to Saudi Arabia, alternatives to Russian gas, progress in Ukraine, support for refugees...
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Trump, Trade, and the U.S. Border Tax
Jan.24 -- Michael Gapen, chief U.S. economist at Barclays, and Alessio de Longis, portfolio manager at OppenheimerFunds, explain the application of border taxes and how President Donald trump wants to adjust their use. They speak on...
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Harvard's Marty Feldstein Says Border Tax 'Misunderstood'
Feb.27 -- Harvard University Professor of Economics Martin Feldstein explains the economic benefits of a U.S. border tax adjustment. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Swine Fever Is a Big Deal in China, Says Global Agritrends' Stuart
Sep.07 -- Brett Stuart, founding partner and president at Global Agritrends, discusses the spreading of swine fever in China and how it will impact the economy. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
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Trump Said to Push Ahead With China Tariffs
Sep.14 -- President Donald Trump reportedly instructed aides on Thursday to proceed with tariffs on nearly $200 billion more in Chinese products, despite attempts to revive talks aimed at resolving the trade war. Bloomberg's Shawn Donnan...
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Trump Orders New Tariffs on $200B Worth of Chinese Goods
Sep.17 -- President Trump ratchets up the pressure on China by ordering new 10% tariffs on $200B worth of Chinese goods and threatening even more if Beijing retaliates. Bloomberg's Joe Sobczyk reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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OPEC Needs to Cut More to Protect Pricing, Says Sanford C. Bernstein’s Beveridge
Jul.15 -- Neil Beveridge, senior analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, discusses the divergence in Chinese demand across commodities, the oil market, OPEC production cuts and his outlook for prices. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.”
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WTO Rules China Can Hit U.S. With $3.6 Billion In Retaliatory Tariffs
The WTO says the U.S. applied anti-dumping tariffs to Chinese goods in an overly broad way, so China can request retaliatory tariffs.
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Oil Could Hit $160 Per Barrel By End of Next Week, Schork Says
Schork Group President Stephen Schork says oil could hit $160 a barrel if the situation in Ukraine gets any worse. He's on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Germany Tries to Rely Less on Russian Energy
Germany is getting ready to prolong the use of coal as the country seeks to reduce less on Russian energy. But it wouldn't be an easy transition. Maria Tadeo and Annmarie Hordern report on Europe's reliance on Russian oil and gas.