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Bloomberg Surveillance TV: July 3, 2024 | Bloomberg Podcasts
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30:21Now Playing-James Athey, Marlborough Investment Management Fixed Income Fund Manager
-Charles Myers, Signum Global Advisors Chairman & Founder
-Thomas Simons, Jefferies Senior Economist: Money Market
-Mark McCormick, TD Bank Global Head: FX & EM Strategy
James Athey of Marlborough says it's too early to start trading the treasury market based on predictions of a second Trump administration. Charles Myers of Signum Global shares why he remains positive on Biden's reelection chances, saying the President needs to show the public over the next few days that he's fit for another term. Thomas Simons of Jefferies and Mark McCormick of TD Bank react to weekly jobless claims and discuss the Fed's path forward to cutting rates.
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