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Jobs Data Is Pointing in the Wrong Direction: Farooqi
Rubeela Farooqi, High Frequency Economics chief US economist, says jobs and inflation data shows the economy is not moving in the right direction. The JOLTS report showed job openings surged to 10.1 million, upping the odds of a Federal...
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Saudi Arabia: Fiscal Expansion to Balance Out Fed Hikes
Saudi Arabia says it will rely on fiscal loosening to balance out the tight monetary policy imported from the US Federal Reserve. Minister of Economy and Planning Faisal bin Fadhil Alibrahim told Bloomberg's Matthew Martin that the...
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Slower Pace of Recovery for China's Big 3 Airlines: Jain
Parash Jain, APAC head of transport research at HSBC Holdings Plc, discusses the upcoming results of China's big 3 airlines, international business travel and where he's seeing travelers go. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.
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What to Watch in the March US Employment Report
Kailey Leinz takes a look at what to watch for in the March US employment report after initial jobless claims decreased by 18,000 to 228,000 in the week ended April 1. She speaks on "Bloomberg The Open."
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Mercedes-Benz CEO on Maybach EQS SUV
Ola Källenius, CEO at Mercedes-Benz, discusses the automaker's newest edition to its ultraluxury Maybach range, the Mercedes-Maybach EQS SUV. He speaks from the sidelines of the Shanghai International Auto Show with Yvonne Man and David...
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Tightening Credit and the Fed
Saira Malik, Nuveen CIO & Kristina Hooper, Invesco Chief Global Market Strategist discuss how a credit crunch might impact and slow the economy.
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Fed's Emergency Bank Loans Fall for Fourth Straight Week
Bank borrowing from two Federal Reserve backstop lending facilities declined for a fourth straight week amid easing liquidity constraints following last month's collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. Valerie Tytel reports on Bloomberg...
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Corporate Bonds Being Cut to Junk at Fastest Pace Since 2020
Ratings firms are on track to cut the most US corporate bonds to junk since the early part of the pandemic, further boosting funding costs for some companies just as economic growth is slowing. Haidi Stroud-Watts and Shery Ahn discuss...
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Unintended Consequences
This week we look at what happens when we set out to do one thing and it leads to an outcome we never anticipated.
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India's Media and Entertainment Outlook
Karan Taurani, Senior VP & Research Analyst at Elara Capital discusses trends in India's media and entertainment sector, including the impact from the Indian Premier League and the outlook for streaming services. He speaks with Rishaad...
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Fed Raises Rates a Quarter Point, Signals Possible Pause
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by a quarter percentage point and hinted it may be the final move in the most aggressive tightening campaign since the 1980s. Mike McKee reports on "Bloomberg Surveillance: The Fed...
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India's Central Bank Keeps Rate Steady to Support Recovery
Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das discusses monetary policy and the outlook for the economy. The central bank stuck to its dovish tone to ensure an economic recovery, diverging from an increasing number of global policy...
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"This Is A Disinflationary Print": Kelton
Stephanie Kelton, Professor of Economics and Public Policy at Stony Brook University, explains what the February 2023 US payrolls report means for the Federal Reserve's fight against inflation. She spoke with Bloomberg's Kailey Leinz and...
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Deutsche Bank Sees China's Continued Sequential Recovery
Linan Liu, head of Greater China macro strategy at Deutsche Bank, discusses the prospects for the yuan, the world's second-largest economy and its bond market. She speaks with David Ingles and Yvonne Man on "Bloomberg Markets: China Open."
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Powell Says Fed to Double Taper Pace in Inflation Pivot
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 doubling the pace at which it's scaling back purchases of...
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Federal Reserve Attacks Inflation With Another Big Hike, Expects More
The central bank raised its key short-term rate by a substantial three-quarters of a point for the third consecutive time.
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Gold Prices Holding Up Remarkably Well: Cooper
Suki Cooper, precious metals research executive director at Standard Chartered Bank, discusses gold prices, the key risks for metals and her outlook for silver. She speaks on Bloomberg Television.
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Supply Side for Oil Remains Very Tight: Whistler
James Whistler, managing director at Vanir Global Markets, discusses OPEC+'s proposed oil production cut, the demand for oil and his outlook for natural gas and oil prices. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.
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Most Customer Service Workers Want Hybrid Workplace: Salesforce
Apr.26 -- Salesforce Service Cloud CEO Clara Shih says the majority of customer service workers want hybrid strategies when it comes to returning to the workplace. She speaks with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Technology."
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How Khan Academy Is Redefining Education
May 5 -- Sal Khan, Khan Academy's founder and chief executive officer, explains how the academy is redefining education. He speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg West."
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SK Hynix Sees Memory Demand Rising After Profit Beat
SK Hynix Inc. posted profit that beat analyst estimates, and the South Korean chipmaker said it expects market demand for memory products to increase. Youkyung Lee reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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What Crypto's Breakout Year Means for the Market in 2022
The cryptocurrency market roughly tripled in 2021, adding $1.5 trillion of value as meme coins such as Dogecoin and Shiba Inu challenged the dominance of Bitcoin. Bloomberg Intelligence's Mike McGlone looks at the year ahead for crypto.