Bloomberg Surveillance TV: October 25, 2024 | Bloomberg Surveillance
October 25, 2024
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- Ed Mills, Raymond James Washington Policy Analyst
- Mohamed El-Erian, Queens' College Cambridge President & Bloomberg Opinion columnist
- Sonia Meskin, UBS Investment Bank Senior Economist
Ed Mills of Raymond James believes there will be clarity on the winner of the election that night or early on Wednesday. Mohamed El-Erian of Queens College Cambridge says, "There is no other payment system to replace the dollar payment system, but you can build pipes around it." Sonia Meskin of UBS estimates, "Kamala Harris would probably extend the deficit by about $2 trillion, whereas Trump would extend by just over $4 trillion."
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