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Judy Lagrou

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As seen in: Bloomberg Television, MSN, MSN Philippines, Bloomberg News, MSN España, CNBC, CNBC Make It, Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo Finance Canada and
Covers:  US equities, stocks, stock market, financial markets, Wall Street, corporate earnings, market volatility, investor sentiment, market liquidity, equity strategy, market trends
Doesn't Cover: Personal finance, lifestyle, real estate, private companies, and corporate news unrelated to US equities.
Investment banker turned financial journalist Reporter at @Business Formerly @MorganStanley @CNBC @stanford @harvard alum jlagrou1@bloomberg.net

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An investment banker turned financial journalist, Judy Lagrou is a US Equities reporter for Bloomberg News.

After a successful career on Wall Street, Judy brings both a deep understanding of financial markets and various asset classes to her voice in journalism. Among several other accolades, Judy has earned four FINRA securities licenses - Series 7, 52, 63, and 79 - and is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Level 2 candidate.

Judy holds a bachelor’s degree from Stanford University, a master…

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Los supermercados aprovechan la sobreoferta para vender vinos premium más baratos

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By Judy Lagrou Verified, Justin Sullivan
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — Los enófilos con presupuesto de cerveza nunca lo han tenido tan fácil. En California, que produce alrededor del 80% del vino de EE.UU., algunos viticultores que se han quedado con más vino del que la gente quiere beber están liquidando sus excedentes, muchos de ellos de gran calidad. Eso significa que los vinos de gama alta son cada vez más asequibles en las estanterías de tiendas como Costco, Kroger y Aldi.
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‘Insane’ deals waiting for premium wine drinkers in private-label brands

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By Judy Lagrou Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
(Bloomberg) — Oenophiles on beer budgets have never had it better. In California, which produces about 80% of U.S. wine, some vintners stuck with more than people want to drink are offloading their surplus, much of it high quality. That means premium wines are increasingly within affordable reach on shelves at retailers including Costco, Kroger and Aldi. A bottle that can command $150 as a winery brand may be going for less than $30 under a private or exclusive label, according to industry buyers.
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That $30 Costco Private-Label Wine Might Really Be a $150 Bottle

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By Judy Lagrou Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The supply-demand mismatch is expected to continue for some time, with the industry taking actions to fix the imbalance, but consumers are benefiting from the glut of high-quality wine at lower prices.
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