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Share The View

The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Mar 19, 2015

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FEDERAL RESERVE

The Editors: "The Federal Res=rve's policy-making committee is no longer saying it will be 'patient' abo=t returning to a more normal monetary policy. Does this mean the U.S. has =oved a step closer to its first increase in interest rates since the reces=ion? It shouldn't -- and Chair Janet Yellen said it doesn't." Read more...

WALL STREET

Matt Levine: "If you ever wan=ed to see what a prime brokerage agreement between a big bank and a 'joint=family office' of rich FX traders looks like, now's your chance." <=pan class="topic-read-more" style="font-family:Arial, sans-serif;text-=ecoration:none;color:#00b9e7;font-weight:normal;font-size:17px;line-height=1.6em;text-transform:none">Read more...

DECLASSIFIED

Josh Rogin and Eli Lake: "Hil=ary Clinton didn't take a basic precaution with her personal e-mail system=to prevent hackers from impersonating or 'spoofing' her identity in messag=s to close associates, according to former U.S. officials familiar with he= e-mail system and other cybersecurity experts." Read more...

COMPANIES

Justin Fox: "What are corpora=ions made of? Well, mostly not buildings and machines and property and suc= anymore." Read more.=.

INVESTING

Noah Smith: "A fairly spectac=lar battle just took place in the asset-management world. ... It demonstra=es that the money-management industry is moving relentlessly toward more a=tomation, while illustrating some of the fundamental difficulties of diffe=entiating oneself in the new passive-management world." Read more...

MIDDLE EAST

The Editors: "Israeli Prime M=nister Benjamin Netanyahu gambled that if he could stoke enough fear among=voters, he could be re-elected one more time -- and he won. Now he needs t= offer voters something more." Read more...

Noah Feldman: "By definitivel= re-electing Benjamin Netanyahu, Israelis refused to go left and refused t= go right. This was what Netanyahu expected when he called for early elect=ons -- and having just won his fourth, he certainly counts as the expert. =he important question now is why Israelis are sticking with the status quo=" Read more...<=span>

WAR

Stephen L. Carter: "I wrote o= Monday about fears that the Shiite militias now besieging Tikrit might ta=e revenge on the Sunni residents once Islamic State is driven out. Wednesd=y's report from Human Rights Watch about what befell the residents of Amer=i late last summer provides more reason to worry." Read more...

INDIA

Chandrahas Choudhury: "In all=the ups and downs of India's post-liberalization Gilded Age, one sector of=the nation's economy has proved utterly recession-proof: cricket." =span class="topic-read-more" style="font-family:Arial, sans-serif;text=decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;font-weight:normal;font-size:17px;line-heigh=:1.6em;text-transform:none">Read more...

ENERGY

Leonid Bershidsky: "As the pr=ce of oil continues to fall, the U.S. shale oil industry is showing remark=ble resilience. Output is at a 30-year high and stockpiles are the largest=since tracking started in 2004. Speculators who push down the price of cru=e see this as evidence of a glut, but it could actually signal desperation=on the part of over-leveraged producers." Read more...

CARS

Edward Niedermeyer: "Though s=les have been slowing, the Chinese market's high-single-digit growth rate =nd relatively low penetration make it the most promising playing field for=global automakers. ... Unable to encourage a dynamic domestic industry, Ch=na's government has found new ways to score populist points off the overal= strength of its car market." Read more...

POLITICS

Jonathan Bernstein: "The most=absurd spectacle in Washington right now is the Republicans' effort to pas= a budget resolution. It’s not entirely their fault. The current b=dget rules are stupid and outdated; it's time to change them." Read more...

SPORTS

Kavitha A. Davidson: "The Nat=onal Hockey League tried to add some pizazz to the game in 2005 when it de=ided games still tied after one overtime period would be decided by shooto=ts. And while commissioner Gary Bettman insists the fans love one-on-one c=ntests, the league's general managers seem to have soured on them."=Read more...
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