Bloomberg
China's Increased State Role Is Reason for Slowing Economy, Lardy Says
Mar.11 -- Nicholas Lardy, senior fellow at Peterson Institute, and Carl Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics discuss Chinese leadership and how the government is handling the economy. They speak on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Bloomberg
Malta’s Scicluna Says No-Deal Brexit Would Be 'Atomic Bomb'
Feb.11 -- Malta Finance Minister Edward Scicluna discusses how the country is preparing for Brexit, the outlook for the European economy, and risks pegged to the Italian budget. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Maria Tadeo in Brussels.
Bloomberg
Thornburg Is Investing More Into China, CEO Brady Says
May.22 -- Jason Brady, president and chief executive officer of Thornburg Investment Management, talks about the trade disputes between the U.S. and China, and the implications for businesses and for his company. He speaks on "Bloomberg...
Bloomberg
NIESR's Chadha Says Expect U.K. Unemployment to Reach 10%
Jul.09 -- Jagjit Chadha, director of the National Institute for Economic and Social Research, discusses the impact of Chancellor Rishi Sunak's summer statement. He speaks with Anna Edwards and Matt Miller on "Bloomberg Markets: European...
Bloomberg
Roubini: Dr. Doom Predicts Another Decade of Depression
Jun.23 -- The Bloomberg Invest Global virtual event continues with the economist known as 'Doctor Doom,' Nouriel Roubini. He describes the post-Covid economy as ‘U-shaped’ rather than ‘V-shaped’ and warns about a decade of global...
Sky News
Interview with Andrew Bailey, Governor of the Bank of England, on Q.E.
CLEAN: Exterior interview with Andrew Bailey, Governor of the Bank of England, on quantitative easing measures due to the coronavirus furlough scheme on 5 November 2020 in London, United Kingdom
Bloomberg
Roubini Says Markets Don't Reflect the Economic Risks
Aug.21 -- Nouriel Roubini, professor at New York University's Stern School of Business, says markets aren't pricing in what he sees as a dire economic outlook amid the ongoing coronavirus fallout. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Bloomberg
Brexit, Covid Cause U.K.-EU Border Hold-Ups
Jan.22 -- 5% of trucks are being held up at EU border because they lack documentation or a negative Covid test. Bloomberg's Laura Wright reports on the economic cost and outlook for the situation when freight rates increase on "Bloomberg...
Bloomberg
Is London's Financial Powerhouse at Risk?
Nov.30 -- Jill Rutter, senior fellow at U.K. in a Changing Europe, discusses fears that London's finance powerhouse will gradually be dismantled as Britain enters the last month of the Brexit transition period without a...
Bloomberg
Focusing Investments on Crypto Equity Companies: Soona Amhaz
Apr.28 -- Soona Amhaz, general partner at Volt Capital, talks with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Joe Weisenthal on "What'd You Miss?" about the venture capital firm's new cryptocurrency fund and digital asset companies.
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Evergrande’s Dollar Bonds Hit Fresh Lows
Aug.29 -- China Evergrande Group's bonds are falling to record lows again over fears that government support for the debt-ridden property developer may dry up. Bloomberg’s Rebecca Choong Wilkins reports on “Bloomberg Market: China Open.”
Bloomberg
First Look With Surveillance: Afghan Deadline, China Relations
Aug.25 -- Francine Lacqua, Matt Miller and Lisa Abramowicz take you through what to watch today.
Press Association
Holidaymakers subjected to ‘constant rollercoaster’ after 50 travel rule changes
Holidaymakers have been subjected to 50 changes in the rules for international travel since the first coronavirus lockdown, according to new analysis. The travel industry expressed dismay at the “constant rollercoaster” of alterations...
Bloomberg
HNA Group Finds Investors for Airline, Airport Businesses
Sep.12 -- The administrators of HNA Group Co. Ltd.’s debt restructuring program have decided on strategic investors for the Chinese conglomerate’s airline and airport businesses. Bloomberg’s Rebecca Choong Wilkins reports on “Bloomberg...
Bloomberg
More Chinese Developers Scramble to Dodge Default
The selloff in Chinese developer’s debt is deepening with one of the 20 biggest developers joining a host of firms looking to dodge default, saying debt crises effectively shut them out of the overseas financing market. Bloomberg’s...
Bloomberg
Londoners Pare Back Office Time as Omicron Cases Rise
Some City of London workers are starting to take matters into their own hands as they look to reduce the risk of catching coronavirus ahead of the holiday season. Tom Metcalf reports on "Bloomberg Surveillance: Early Edition."
Bloomberg
What to Watch for in Apples Quarterly Results
Oct. 20 -- Lisa Shalett, head of investment and portfolio strategies at Morgan Stanley, and David Woo, head of global rates and currency research at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, preview Apple results as the company is expected to...
Bloomberg
Geithner: AIG Bailout Terms Had to Be Unattractive
Oct. 9 -- Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner returns to the stand for a third day to defend the governments terms on a bailout of AIG as former Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke prepares to begin his testimony. Bloomberg's...
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How Important Was Bill Gross to Pimco?
Sept. 29 -- Bloomberg's Mary Childs and Eric Schatzker report on possible Pimco outflows in the wake of former Managing Director Bill Grosss departure. Childs and Schatzker speak on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
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USA: UN/IRAQ OIL FOR FOOD AGREEMENT UPDATE
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The Clinton administration is to let US companies bid for the two (b) billion dollars' worth of crude oil Iraq is allowed to sell over the next six months as part of the oil-for-food deal.
But the State Department stressed...
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U.K. Investment Likely Declines in 'Brexit:' Blanchard
March 10 -- Olivier Blanchard, senior fellow at Peterson Institute and former IMF chief economist, talks about the prospect of a "Brexit" and how it could impact the U.K. economy. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Bloomberg
PE Funds Snap Up Deals in Distressed Energy Debt
Aug. 12 -- Deals in distressed energy debt are picking up. Since the oil crash in 2014, $100B has been raised by funds to scoop up energy assets on the cheap. Bloomberg's Laura Keller reports on "Bloomberg Markets."
Sky News
Government approves fracking at one site in Lancashire
Government approves fracking at one site in Lancashire
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Wall Street’s Unwanted Find a Home in the Windy City
Dec.09 -- Wall Street’s Unwanted Find a Home in the Windy City
TJM Institutional Services, a small Chicago-based firm is quickly becoming a refuge for brokers who are kicked to the curb as banks turn to youth. Bloomberg’s Hugh Son...