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Grading the Fed's Tightening Pace

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David Bianco, DWS Group Americas CIO explains why the bond market is running out of patience for the Fed to win the inflation war. He also breaks down where earnings growth might come from in the near future.
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June Jobs Report Shows Inflation Pressures Are Easing: Bernstein

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Jared Bernstein, the head of the White House Council of Economic Advisors, says the US still has a robust jobs market and he says inflation pressures are easing. Nonfarm payrolls in June grew by 209,000 missing estimates. He's on...
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Is the Fed going to 6%? The BOE to 7%?

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Is the Fed going to 6%? The BOE to 7%? That was Thursday's Question of the Day posed to Kathryn Anne Edwards, RAND Corporation Adjunct Economist and Bloomberg Opinion Writer, by Alix Steel and Guy Johnson on "Bloomberg Markets: Americas."
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What to Watch for in the June Jobs Report

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The monthly payrolls report for June is expected to show the economy added 225,000 jobs. Victoria Fernandez of Crossmark Global Investments talks about what to look for. Follow Bloomberg for business news & analysis, up-to-the-minute...
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Manufacturing Layoffs Coming Into Play, ISM's Fiore Says

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Timothy Fiore, chair of the ISM Manufacturing Business Survey Committee, discusses the takeaways from the ISM's June factory report with Guy Johnson and Kriti Gupta on "Bloomberg Markets." The ISM's manufacturing gauge fell to 46, the...
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Hopes for a Soft Landing

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Rebecca Patterson, Former Bridgewater Associates Chief Investment Strategist explains why she believes hopes for a soft landing are premature. Patterson also says she is surprised by the strength in tech.
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The Future of Blackstone

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Blackstone CFO Michael Chae tells us why Blackstone is well-positioned for a high-rate environment. He also believes that AI will further the edge private markets have over public markets.
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Jobless Claims Down Most Since 2021, GDP Revised to 2%

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Initial jobless claims decreased by 26,000 to 239,000 in the week ended June 24 according to the Labor Department's report. First-quarter US GDP was revised up to 2%. Mike McKee reports on "Bloomberg Surveillance." Follow Bloomberg for...
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Biden Says 'Bidenomics' Is Working

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President Joe Biden says "Bidenomics" is working for the American people. He spoke about his economic record and creating jobs during his first term during a speech in Chicago. Follow Bloomberg for business news & analysis,...
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SocGen's Bini Smaghi on Rate Hikes, Bank Strategy

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Societe Generale Chairman and Former ECB Executive Board Member Lorenzo Bini Smaghi said markets are expecting a recession to happen as a consequence of central banks getting more hawkish. He also touched on European banks being...
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Biden Says He Likes the Term 'Bidenomics'

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President Joe Biden says he never coined the term "Bidenomics," but he likes it. Biden will outline his plans for the economy in Chicago today. Biden spoke to reporters at the White House. Follow Bloomberg for business news & analysis,...
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UBS to Cut More Than Half of Credit Suisse Workforce

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UBS Group AG is planning to cut more than half of Credit Suisse Group AG's workforce starting next month as a result of the bank's emergency takeover. Total job losses could add up to about 35,000. Bloomberg's Sonali Basak...
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Wellesley's Chan on Banking Jobs

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Wellesley Managing Partner Loretta Chan discusses the latest round of job cuts in banking and finance sector. She speaks with David Ingles and Yvonne Man on "Bloomberg Markets: China Open".
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Goldman Sachs Cutting About 125 MDs; JPMorgan Cuts 40 Dealmakers

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Wall Street firms are slashing more jobs. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has started cutting managing directors across the globe, according to people familiar with the matter. And JPMorgan Chase & Co. is cutting about 40 investment bankers in...
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US Jobless Claims Unchanged as Continuing Claims Decline

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Initial jobless claims held at 264,000 in the week ending June 17 after a slight upward revision to the previous week's figures, according to a Labor Department report. Mike McKee takes a look at the numbers and what they could mean for...
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Powell Says Majority of FOMC See Two More Hikes in 2023

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says returning US inflation to 2% is crucial to support the long-term health of the US economy during his semiannual monetary report to the the Senate Banking Committee. Follow Bloomberg for business...
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Single Mothers Overcome Odds to Build Careers in Tech

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Melissa Panzer, executive producer of video content for nonprofit media company WorkingNation, discusses her documentary, "Glory in Overcoming." The short film profiles three single mothers who find strength and meaning while pursuing...
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A Pause is Just a Pause

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Sonal Desai, Franklin Templeton Fixed Income CIO & Tracy Alloway, Bloomberg News Managing Editor gives us their take on the most recent Fed meeting and dive into the semantics around a "pause" or a "skip."
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What Might be Driving the Fed

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Lawrence H. Summers, Former Treasury Secretary weighs in on this week's Fed decision and why he believes the meeting felt like it was driven by internal political dynamics.
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UK Latest: Labor Market Tightens as Wages Surge

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Britain's labor market tightened unexpectedly in April as wages shot up and unemployment fell, fanning inflationary pressures that are a concern to the Bank of England. Lizzy Burden reports on Bloomberg Television. Follow Bloomberg for...
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Macropolicy Perspectives' Coronado Previews Fed's Decision

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Julia Coronado, President of Macropolicy Perspectives, discusses US May CPI report and previews Fed's decision. She speaks with Kathleen Hays, David Ingles and Yvonne Man on "Bloomberg Markets: China Open".
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Sunak: Johnson asked me to do something I didn't think was right

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Rishi Sunak said Boris Johnson asked him to “do something I wasn’t prepared to do”, when asked about whether anyone in No 10 had intervened in the former prime minister’s resignation honours list. Taking questions at the London Tech...
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How Moving to Miami Saves Thousands

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Leaving New York for Florida is a big money saver. This is a trend that really picked up during the pandemic and continued in the years since. Scarlet Fu and Romaine Bostick report on Bloomberg Television.
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Starmer lays out Labour plan for the steel industry

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Pool clip answers from Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer following a visit to British Steel in Scunthorpe. He answers questions on how Labour will maximise the potential of green british steel, Rishi Sunak's visit to the US for trade...