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We take the view that as the Fed raises rates that removes U.S. dollar liquidity from the rest of the world,

60% of global GDP relies on US to all liquidity.

The bottom 90% have basically seen their income stagnate over a third of a century.

The Asian economies are the fastest growing ones in the world.

China's growth may be slowing down,

but we're still talking about China growing at six and a half, seven percent.

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Good morning everyone, Michael McKee and Tom Keene.

An interesting Wednesday the day after the election, Senator Cruz steps aside.

We'll do a little bit of politics in this hour. Economics, finance and

investment with you as well. Challenging ADP number, the market moves. 1.80

was the yield right now to 1,2-34, 4 digits, 1.752.

Yields lower, bond prices higher, futures looking moderately moldy.

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