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46:17Now PlayingFormer President Donald Trump questions the US's duty toward Taiwan as well as telling Bloomberg Businessweek about his plans on taxes, tariffs and the Federal Reserve. Also on the show: the IMF downgrades Saudi Arabia's growth projections by the most of any major economy it tracks; big US banks crush estimates on equity trading revenue. Guests include Australian National University's John Hart, Nasser Saidi & Associates' Aathira Prasad, State Street's Altaf Kassam.
12;52 IMF cuts Saudi growth forecast
38;30 Uganda in talks for further IMF loan
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