Bloomberg Surveillance

Bloomberg Surveillance TV: June 28 2024

Jun 28, 2024

Libby Cantrill analyzes the first presidential debate and doubts a second one will happen. David Malpass envisions the economy under a second Trump term. Mohamed El-Erian discusses cooling inflation and its impact on the Fed.

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Libby Cantrill

Mohamed El-Erian

David Malpass

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Quick takeaways

Biden's debate performance affects down-ballot Democrats and party stability.

Fiscal policies and deficits impact inflation, sparking concerns about Biden's tax increases.

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Biden's Debate Performance and Democratic Nomination

Despite a perceived weak debate performance, the Biden campaign acknowledges his slow start but emphasized his strong finish. The Democrats face risks if Biden does not continue his candidacy as there is no clear consensus candidate. Biden's decision to run in the next debate is crucial to the party's stability.

Intro

1min

Political Figure's Debate Performance and Democratic Party Implications

9min

Discussion on America's Trade Policy, Deficits, and Retirement Security

2min

Debates on Inflation and Economic Strategies

8min

Leadership in Government and the Economy

4min

Federal Reserve Rate Cut Dilemma and Housing Market Effects

9min

Economic Approaches and Insurance Protection for Businesses

2min

Libby Cantrill of PIMCO unpacks the first presidential debate and why she doubts there will be a second debate in September. Former World Bank President David Malpass outlines what an economy under a second Trump administration could look like. Mohamed El-Erian of Queens' College, Cambridge reacts to another month of cooling inflation and what it means for the Fed.

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