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JPMorgan's Bell Says Dollar Should Go a Bit Higher
Feb.10 -- Michael Bell, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, discusses Donald Trump honoring the "one-China" policy, the potential tax cuts from the U.S. and his outlook for the dollar. He speaks to Bloomberg's Anna...
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Will Trump’s ‘One-China’ Reversal Allay Trade War Fears?
Feb.10 -- Bloomberg’s Bill Faries discusses Donald Trump’s reaffirmation of the U.S.’s long-standing support for the ‘One-China’ policy in his first phone call as president with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping. He speaks on...
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CLEAN : Pakistan's Karachi bans swimming for six months after drownings
Pakistanis in the port megacity of Karachi have been banned from swimming in the sea for six months after a recent spate of drownings happened as residents sought relief from the scorching heat
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Relief as three-month internet blackout ends in Cameroon
Two English speaking regions in Cameroon are back on-line as a three-month internet blackout comes to an end
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Wealth and poverty propping up Pakistan's illegal kidney trade
Pakistan has long been an international hub for the illegal kidney trade but medical and local authorities complain they have been unable to act against the practice frustrated by ineffective enforcement policies and what they perceive...
Bloomberg
Greece Seeks Agreement to Ease Debt Load
Jun.15 -- Simos Anastasopoulos, president of the American Hellenic Chamber of Commerce, discusses the meeting of Euro-area finance ministers trying to reach a deal to ease Greece's debt load. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: European Open."
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Locals Wait for Student's Return from N. Korea
An American college student who has been in a coma, according to his parents, while serving a 15-year prison term in North Korea, was released and evacuated Tuesday as the Trump administration revealed a rare exchange with the reclusive...
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House Republicans reveal long awaited tax plan
House Republicans have released their tax cut plan - and it would slash the corporate tax rate, lowers taxes for most people and limit a cherished deduction for homeowners.
President Donald Trump and the GOP are trying to...
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House Republicans Reveal Much Awaited Tax Plan
House Republicans have released their tax cut plan - and it would slash the corporate tax rate, lowers taxes for most people and limit a cherished deduction for homeowners.
President Donald Trump and the GOP are trying to...
Bloomberg
U.S. Inflation Takes Center Stage Amid Market Drama
Feb.11 -- Bloomberg's Mark Cudmore reports on market turmoil and volatility. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Wildfire Dangers Continue As Crews Battle Blazes
Firefighting crews worked feverishly to shore up vulnerable foothills in Glen Ellen, California from catching alight. Up and down Cavedale Road, a rural one lane street, fire fighters set back burns up canyons to beat the Nunn fire...
Bloomberg
Have to See More Rate Hikes in EM, Says Intellectus Partners' Emons
Sep.13 -- Ben Emons, chief economist and head of credit portfolio management at Intellectus Partners, discusses emerging markets and valuations in the markets. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
Bloomberg
Philippine Accelerating Inflation Signals More Rate Hikes Ahead
Oct.05 -- Consumer prices in the Philippines rose at the fastest pace in more than nine years in September, paving the way for the central bank to forge ahead with interest-rate hikes. Inflation accelerated to 6.7 percent from 6.4...
Bloomberg
Rupee May Underperform in Weeks to Come, Says TD Securities' Kotecha
Sep.24 -- Mitul Kotecha, senior emerging market strategist at TD Securities, discusses his investment strategy in India, his outlook for markets and rising oil's impact on the economy. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
Bloomberg
Worst Is Over for ZTE, Jefferies' Lee Says
Jul.03 -- The U.S. moved to block China Mobile from entering its telecommunications market. Separately, the Trump administration is letting ZTE resume some business activities. Edison Lee, an analyst at Jefferies Hong Kong Ltd., weighs...
Curated Video
Dems propose zero-interest loans to federal workers
Democratic Rep. TJ Cox and Democratic colleagues have unveiled the Immediate Relief for Federal Workers Act, a bill which would allow the Treasury Department to provide zero interest loans to federal workers impacted by the government...
Bloomberg
USMCA Passage 'Better Be the Highest Priority' on Capitol Hill, Sen. Braun Says
May.21 -- Sen Mike Braun, (R) Indiana, Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee Member discusses trade with Bloomberg's David Westin on 'Balance of Power.'
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Ex-Ambassador Garza Sees Relief, Anticipation on Mexico Tariff Deal
Jun.10 -- Former U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Antonio Garza discusses the indefinite suspension of U.S. tariffs against Mexico. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
Bloomberg
Europe Is a `Fractured Picture' with a `Fractured Parliament': Schick
May.27 -- Political commentator Nina Schick discusses the European elections while Peter Garnry, head of equity strategy at Saxo Bank, discusses the impact of the vote on equity markets and the economy. They speak on "Bloomberg...
Bloomberg
USMCA a Relief to Mexico But Concerns Remain About AMLO, Ex-Amb. Garza Says
Dec.31 -- Antonio Garza, U.S. ambassador to Mexico under President George W. Bush, says Mexico's investors are concerned about economic growth under President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin on...
Bloomberg
We Didn’t Get Anything Out of This ‘Partial' Deal, Says AAFA’s Helfenbein
Oct.13 -- Rick Helfenbein, president and chief executive officer at American Apparel & Footwear Association, discusses the “partial” trade deal between the U.S. and China, how the tariffs are impacting the industry, how difficult the...
Bloomberg
$2 Trillion March Stimulus Didn’t Reach All Americans
Jul.31 -- Both Republicans and Democrats have a new stimulus bill, but there is a $2.5 trillion gulf between the two parties on how much they want to set aside on relief. The $2 trillion relief package that Congress passed in March ranks...
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Stalemate In Congress Over Coronavirus Relief Bill
Both major parties are refusing to make concessions in order to reach a deal on a next-round COVID-19 relief bill.
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Senate Dems seek relief to counter virus outbreak
Senate Democrats are unveiling a series of measures the federal government can take to provide "immediate relief and economic relief to working Americans during the coronavirus outbreak."