Here's Why 'Mar-a-Lago Accord' Chatter Has Everyone's Attention

Enda Curran, Bloomberg's Global Economics Correspondent, dives into the buzz around the 'Mar-a-Lago Accord,' a bold notion aimed at weakening the US dollar to boost American exporters. He discusses the potential ripple effects on global trade and compares it to historical strategies like the 1985 Plaza Accord. Curran also explores innovative solutions for US Treasury bonds, including the idea of issuing century-long zero coupon bonds. The conversation delves into how these radical ideas could reshape the financial landscape and influence inflation.