#234 Ideas for the UK economy emerge from likely new UK PM - will they stick?
A new dawn is imminent in Westminster, so Sonia Rothwell and James Sproule discuss some of the ideas being floated by the man expected to become the UK's next prime minister, Andy Burnham.And the Bank...
6 Heinä 15min
#233 Spotlight: interest rates and the energy price shock
On a special spotlight edition of the podcast this week, we're looking at how the spike in oil prices has affected central banks' plans for interest rates.Join Daniel Mahoney and Johan Löf as they loo...
29 Kesä 17min
#231 Iran war deal: will the global economy return to normal?
After several false dawns, has a peace deal finally been agreed in the Middle East? Daniel Mahoney and James Sproule set out how the economic picture could change if the deal endures.Plus, David Camer...
15 Kesä 14min
#230 A new era for the Fed as Iran conflict continues
As the Fed's new Chair Kevin Warsh prepares for his first meeting in charge, he's facing a complicated economic and political environment. On this week's podcast, our Global Head of Forecasting Johan ...
8 Kesä 14min
#229 How are 4 months of the Iran war showing up in economic data?
On this week’s podcast with Sonia Rothwell and Daniel Mahoney.As the Iran war enters its fourth month, we’ll look more closely at how the effects are showing up in economic data.Plus, the cost of borr...
1 Kesä 15min
#228 Busy UK data week: what's in store for inflation, employment and earnings, and retail sales?
The continuing political uncertainty in the UK is top of the agenda for markets. Daniel Mahoney and James Sproule look at what effect it's had on gilts.Plus, it's a busy week for economic data, with f...
18 Touko 13min
#227 UK local election results raise political risk, and our latest Global Macro Forecast
Our latest Global Macro Forecast includes a number of possible scenarios for the world's combined economies. Global Head of Forecasting Johan Löf looks at which is currently the most likely.Plus: poli...
11 Touko 16min
