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Good morning Americas. Here’s the latest news and analysis from Bloomberg Economics to help get your Wednesday started:
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- China announced a range of U.S. goods to be exempted from 25% extra tariffs put in place last year, as the government seeks to ease the impact from the trade war without lifting charges on major agricultural items like soybeans and pork
- The European Central Bank is about to turn the screws again on financial institutions by diving even deeper into negative interest rates
- Japan’s central bank, long a pioneer in pushing the envelope of monetary policy in its campaign to stimulate the economy, may yet add to its record of innovation.
- The Bank of England is searching for a new director of communications, though applicants will have no idea who their boss will be
- The International Monetary Fund said Germany shouldn’t wait for an economic shock before boosting public investment; yet, Germany might not be the most fiscally frugal in Europe -- look at Sweden
- President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is daring Turkey’s new central bank chief to think differently on interest rates
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