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Share The View

The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

May 18, 2015

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William Pesek: "Traders have =een panicking over the sudden rise in global bond yields triggered by the =xpected tapering of the Federal Reserve's stimulus programs. But an unlike=y savior may emerge to limit the damage: China." Read more...

RELIGION

Albert R. Hunt: "Don't expect=any official 'Atheists for Hillary' outreach, but political progressives a=e cheered by a study showing a rise in the number of nonreligious American=." Read more...<=span>

ASIA

The Editors: "International p=essure to address a humanitarian crisis in Thailand has exposed another on= in Myanmar. Now the world -- and especially Southeast Asia -- has no choi=e but to deal with both of them together." Read more...

STUCK IN THE MIDDLE

Clive Crook: "It's true that =he economy is deep inside the frontier of well-designed policies. It alway= has been and always will be. This unavoidable fact of life doesn't make t=e trade-off between equity and efficiency irrelevant. Certainly, opportuni=ies abound to make society both fairer and more prosperous." Read more...

INDIA

Pankaj Mishra: "One year afte= being triumphantly elected, Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist gov=rnment appears to be floundering -- a perception now shared across the ide=logical spectrum. ... Foreign investors -- among those most enthused by Mo=i’s victory last year -- are beginning to express doubts as well."=/span> Read more...

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