Bloomberg Surveillance

The economy and the markets are "under surveillance" as we cover the latest in finance, economics and investment. Listen to Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern for the top interviews from Bloomberg Surveillance Television. And join Tom Keene and Paul Sweeney for the best conversations from Bloomberg Surveillance Radio. Watch Surveillance TV LIVE each mornings:
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Watch Surveillance Radio LIVE weekday mornings:
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Barofsky: The U.S. stands alone in regulating its banks

Foley: The Yen is weakening significally but undervalued

Merk: Central banks have been trying to move markets with words

Emanuel: We are positive on healthcare

Miller: The spillover effect seems to be moderate

Wieser: The Yahoo auction process is a real process now

King: The worst event in politics is when people make a mistake

Gonzalez: The dollar spike was a concern on exports

Weber: Trump departs from Republican Party beliefs

Kotok: Japan equity risk premium double that of U.S.

Goncalves: Trend-following traders pushing oil rally

Seides: Hedge Fund industry is reaching mature growth

Friedman: China has tremendous poverty

Varoufakis: Europe developed a rate currency that was unfit

Michaeli: GM is in a better place than Ford regarding profits

Todd: Bernie Sanders' run probably ended last week

Pond: Correlation between oil and headline inflation

Stiglitz: We have tax system that perpetuates inequality

Hogan: We may start seeing an earnings growth this year

Patel: The long term trend of the Dollar is still to be higher

Herro: The consumer is still very strong

Valliere: GOP's divide-and-conquer strategy too little too late

Heymann: Tepid demand a challenge for industrials to grow sales

Gutierrez: Very proud of Obama's visit to Cuba

Herrmann: Year 2016 is mirroring job patterns of 00' and 89

James: People wondered if an IMF was even needed

Mayo: Bank management teams need to be held more accountable

Glassman: Some sectors of the economy haven't recovered

Moniz: Urgency to respond to global warming is quite great

Dixon: Clear indications that the economy is slowing

Lee: All monetary policy is doing is moving growth around

Saravelos: We had a set back but we're not giving up

Stavridis: Iran and Saudi Arabia disagreement a big deal

Paulsen: Add more risk when investors feel uncomfortable

Amoroso: Looking to ECB for info on corporate bond purchases

Angelos: Any form of entertainment has a demographic challenge

Bogle: Not a good time to take risks on bond side of portfolio

Hormats: Saudis are the marginal producer of oil

Rupkey: Unemployment rate is best indicator of where we are

Das: Most emerging markets will benefit from stimulus

Cantrill: Markets viewing presidential election as noise

Galloway: EU's Google antitrust probe probably won't work

Ukonaho: Google needs to change its practices

O'Neil: Brazil is two nations with impeachment talk

Alpert: Concerned about China's slowing growth and inflation

Stanley: Regional manufacturing sector improving from last year

Yergin: Saudi Arabia trying to diversify economy away from oil

Hegarty: We care about quality of inflation

Verleger: Oil prices aren't going to fall very much

Haass: Brazil's state-sector dominance has gone too far