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This is Bloomberg surveillance. I believe that this is going to be in an interesting period for small cap managers as small caps in general underperformed.

Yes, the productivity growth is not trying up the way it should be, but there still is some innovation going on.

There's a risk that the Fed pays too much attention to market volatility

and responds too quickly when markets run into difficulty.

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Good morning, I'm Michael McKee with Tom Keat at 7 a.m. on Wall Street, 6 a.m. in the Perm.

Where oil producers are making a little more money this morning.

But maybe there's a bit of a new paradigm this morning as well.

Oil prices are higher, but stocks and bonds are lower. Is it a pause ahead of new

stimulus from the world central banks or a sign of new concerns? We will ask today

on surveillance. Over night China setting a new growth target six and a half to seven percent for the year.

Ambitious but slower than 2015 caused a big reaction in the markets.

Iron ore soaring 19 percent the most ever on record.

Chinese stocks finish higher by 8 tenths of a percent.

But the rest of the world is lower.

The ECB meets on Thursday more stimulus expected.

Will Mario come through? Right right now there are concerns it

appears the stock 600 down by three points nine tenths of a percent the

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