Bloomberg Surveillance

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Todd: Some Republicans think stain of Trump hard to wash away

Swanson: I don't think Fed rate hike changes landscape

Piegza: Early indication that wages are picking up

Dunkelberg: It's been a sub-normal recovery

Levy: All the candidates have a plan

Telsey: You can't just do the same with fashion

Warne: Confusing short term creates opportunity for investors

Chen: New generations spending on experience than retail

Henderson: Market uncertainty over Turkey (Correct)

Shepherdson: Market ignoring conflicting signals from Fed

Ryding: Fed has messed up communications policy

Kass: The World's Markets and Global Economies Are Maturing

Mather: Equities should out perform bonds in the next few years

Sinche: Wage numbers have not been increasing

Maley: Retail ETF is rolling over

Gross: The Fed has to support the long bond market

Glassman: Extra innings for a full recovery in the jobs market

Thin: The days of volatility will be with us for a while

Brown: Inflation pressure is still contained

Admati: Healthier banking system is precursor to better growth

Belski: The easy trade is the Fed will remain dovish

Nathanson: I don't think anyone rushes in to buy Twitter

Dumas: Germans are on the wrong side of the market

Carson: 1 out of 5 jobs in Indiana is manufacturing

Schenker: Labor market might start to slow

Krueger: Ted Cruz drops out of the race

Lesser: CEOs looking for growth when growth is hard to find

York: We've had a confusing oil and commodity market

Winters: We are reluctant activist investors

Roth: College admissions look for signals of student interest

Valliere: Sanders young voters might vote for Trump

Shindle: It's a really strong season for the Tony Awards

Bloxham: Markets were expecting U.S. rates to rise

Micklethwait: Leicester developed counter-attacking style

Roemer: Southeast Asia commodities rising on weaker El Nino

Lele: There is a dichotomy of inflation outlooks

Schiller: The infrastructure of campaigns are very important

Jacobsen: People should still save for retirement

Steel: The Gold decline last year were predicated on rate rises

Ryan: Inventory being weighed down will effect production

Miller: It's an ongoing reality that Puerto Rico can't pay debt

Kass: Berkshire Hathaway meeting preview

Dobbs: Longer term trends link better with global economy

Baier: Politics are going overboard

Mortimer-Lee: Wages are not picking up that much

Schork: Exxon has downstream refining

Daly: We were expecting more from the Bank of Japan

Leone: Consolidation remains a key theme across healthcare

Vail: We have more easing ahead just not the right time now

Behravesh: The consumer is spending and makes 70% of economy