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Welcome to the Wall Street Week newsletter, giving you some investing food for thought from our conversations on Bloomberg Television with some of the best minds on Global Wall Street. I’m David Westin, and this week we talked with our Special Contributor, Larry Summers, about the recession that didn’t come; Mary Lovely of the Peterson Institute about economic malaise in China and Scott Bok of Greenhill about why he stepped down as chair of the University of Pennsylvania’s board of trustees. If you’re not yet a subscriber, sign up here for this newsletter and for daily markets analysis from Bloomberg Surveillance.Special contributor Larry Summers told us he finds the risks of inflation versus recession “more symmetric than they were a year or a year and a half ago.” He remains concerned about inflation, particularly given that “the movement we’ve seen towards Fed easing has driven a big increase in stock prices, a big loosening in financial conditions.” …
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