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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Collier: Bottom billion is no threat to the top billion

Bolton: Europe still one of the safest regions on terrorism

Dequadros: Manufacturing starting to show evidence of rebound

Weinberg: We are bearish on the global economy

Lele: Global growth and liquidity positions are improving

Dumas: Chinese GDP is strong with fiscal stimulus

Mayo: Bullish on bank stocks

French: what BOE says is moving into political sphere

Russo: Cost that make products are lower than a few years ago

Oja: Wells Fargo had traditional strong long growth

Derman: Stocks aren't going to behave the way they should

Kelly: Pricing of central banks are completely out of whack

Hintz: Headwind is on the energy side

Zandi: We'll get another good year in overall consumer spending

York: Lower for longer range trading in 40's and 50's

Straszheim: reports of death of Chinese economy exaggerated

Bianco: 70% of companies will beat earnings expectations

Chandler: The Yen is a conundrum

Crescenzi: Significant slack in the labor market

Duncan: No supply in low price for owned or rented property

Peabody: Earnings will be ugly for banks in the next ten days

Sinche: China may be quietly taking positions in yen, euro

Currie: markets are no longer pricing on demand fears

Sweig: tourists will find Cuba is underdeveloped country

Nelson: Rates for big corporations are at historical lows

Gray: Markets are insanely competitive

Feroli: Hopeful that the Q2 will improve

Peck: Marissa Mayer invovled with Yahoo transaction discussion

Stovall: consumer discretionary to lead earnings season

Faber: there are short-term opportunities in the Yen

Squali: Marissa Mayer is a potential bidder for Yahoo

Vail: Markets are testing the Japanese government

Weisman: Labor force increases are pretty minimal

Low: there are limits to the effectiveness of monetary policy

Profusek: inversions a small part of M&A

Goldberg: Validity to emerging markets accumulating debt

Morrison: Oil inventory in storage becomes depleted

Levy: Currently the most housing unit construction since 1974

Hickey: crude oil and Fed were working against the market

Paulsen: Attitude on Wall Street has changed since February

Kirkpatrick: Facebook's strategy is still growth oriented

Miller: We've hit an afforadability threshold

Warne: We continue to think rates will go up slowly

Drury: The world is fixated on being in an economic expansion

Pomeranz: Putin not on the Panama Papers list

Newport: Trump has significant negative base around him

Malpass: skeptical of forward guidance because no crystal ball

Tague: new legislation continues anti-inversion rhetoric

Kirkegaard: Eurozone is stuck in a structural growth crisis

De Maria: Fundamental outlook on agriculture is challenging