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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Aug 24, 2015

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The Editors: "Market correcti=ns were probably overdue. The problem is, once they start, especially with=so much bad news hiding in plain sight, they're apt to get carried away. T=ere's little that governments can do to help -- apart from avoiding measur=s that would make things worse." Read more...

Barry Ritholtz: "Rather than tell you that markets are o=ersold -- you already know that anyway, and oversold markets can become even more oversold -- I want to bring a few interesting data points =o your attention." Read more...

Mark Gilbert: "Global financi=l markets are in meltdown. ... It's the deterioration in the real economy,=though, that should be restraining the Federal Reserve from following thro=gh on its threat to push up borrowing costs next month." Read more...

Money

Mark Whitehouse: "The extende= rout in emerging markets raises a question: Who stands to bear the most l=sses? Judging from the available data on cross-border exposures, it's wort= keeping an eye on banks in Spain, the U.K. and Taiwan." Read more...

Federal Reserve

Mohamed A. El-Erian: "In past=years, U.S. officials in particular have varied in their approach to the a=nual Economic Policy Symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. This year, they a=e most likely to play down any discussion of immediate policy issues, part=cularly given the genuine questions about whether central banks have exhau=ted their available policy responses." Read more...=/span>

Health-Care Reform

The Editors: "Trying to repea= Obamacare has long been a popular (if futile) Republican pastime. Now rep=acing Obamacare is catching on, at least among Republican presidential can=idates. This would count as progress, except that none of their proposals =uite meets the definition of 'replacement.'" Read more=..

2016 Elections

Jonathan Bernstein: "Candidat=s, campaigns and the issues aren't irrelevant to election outcomes. But th=y're less important than whether people are looking to throw the bums out =r not, and the two most important indicators of this are found in presiden=ial approval ratings and economic statistics. Right now, both point to a f=irly close election, perhaps with a small advantage for the Republican tic=et." Read more...

Energy

Leonid Bershidsky: "The big o=l producing countries keep on pumping, even though prices are at a six-yea= low: Don't they know they're only making things worse? Chances are they d= -- each has its own reasons to continue -- but this won't go on forever. =omeone will blink in the next year or so, most probably U.S. shale produce=s." Read more...

News Roundup

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