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Hello Odd Lots listeners it's Joe Wisenthall. I wanted to share with you a new podcast from Bloomberg called What Goes Up.

Each week hosts Sarah Ponsack and Mike Regan speak with expert guests about the main themes influencing global markets.

They explore everything from stocks to bonds to currencies and commodities.

If you're curious about the latest buzz on Wall Street,

this show is for you.

We're going to play you the latest episode of

what goes up and if you like what you hear and want to hear more this show is out now

and you can subscribe to it on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast. Thanks and enjoy. Hello and welcome to What Goes Up, a Bloomberg Weekly Markets

Podcast I'm Sarah Ponsec, a markets reporter on the cross asset team.

And I am Mike Regan, a senior editor on the markets team.

This week on the show, from Longshot to Base Case.

Wall Street is growing increasingly pessimistic that a trade deal might not be

reached over the summer months. And even as the Fed preaches patience, Bonnields continue to fall

with the 10-year Treasury yield reaching the lowest level since 2017.

And of course, Sarah, we will finish the show with the ever popular, the craziest thing I ever saw in markets this week at least this week I hope you have a good

one do you have a good crazy thing I will have a good one by the end of the podcast

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