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Vonnie Quinn
Verified
Anchor, Bloomberg Television
United States
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Application Performance Management, Multi Cloud Management , IT Operational Analytics, ITSM , DevOps, Automation , Agile
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By Jacob Wendler, Mia Gindis Verified, Vonnie Quinn Verified| Bloomberg News Verified The Trump administration’s latest slew of tariffs will depress prices across commodities, according to Max Layton, global head of commodities research at Citigroup Inc. Copper prices in particular will likely fall by an additional 8% to 10% in the coming weeks, Layton said in an interview with Bloomberg Television. The metal shed 3.4% on Thursday as sweeping tariffs on US trading partners threaten to crimp global demand and traders brace for copper-specific import levies.
By Vonnie Quinn Verified, Jasmina Kuzmanovic Verified| Bloomberg News Verified Croatia has no plans to accelerate its bond sales on international markets despite recent improvement in credit ratings, according to Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic. “At the moment, we are fine,” Plenkovic said in an interview with Bloomberg TV late Friday, responding to a question about plans to capitalize on the slew of rating upgrades. “Our needs in terms of refinancing are continually refreshed.”
By Jacob Wendler, Mia Gindis Verified, Vonnie Quinn Verified| Bloomberg News Verified The Trump administration’s latest slew of tariffs will depress prices across commodities, according to Max Layton, global head of commodities research at Citigroup Inc. Copper prices in particular will likely fall by an additional 8% to 10% in the coming weeks, Layton said in an interview with Bloomberg Television. The metal shed 3.4% on Thursday as sweeping tariffs on US trading partners threaten to crimp global demand and traders brace for copper-specific import levies.
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Bloomberg Television