PIMCO's Mohammad El-Erian says we're on the verge of a European banking crisis.
El Erian told Bloomberg Surveillance:
“We’re getting close to a full-blown banking crisis in Europe... We are in a synchronized global slowdown. There’s very little confidence in economic policy making both in Europe and the U.S.”
“The light should be flashing yellow, if not red, in Washington, D.
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