#147 What do markets make of 3 important elections?
It's been a week of election drama, but don't worry, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney are on hand to explain how what happens in politics is playing out in the UK, French and US markets. And as the Ba...
1 Juli 202417min
#146 ✂ Is it going to be August?
After the Bank of England held interest rates, James and Dan ask what we can read into how the bank's Monetary Policy Committee voted, and what that says for the timing of the much-anticipated first r...
24 Juni 202414min
#145 Vive la difference: UK and French markets react to election fever
On this week's podcast, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney explain how markets in the UK and France have reacted differently to snap elections. Plus, as the main UK parties launch their manifestos, what...
17 Juni 202411min
#144 European elections, economic fallout 📈📉
⚡ On this week's episode, our UK Chief Economist James Sproule joins Sonia Rothwell to explain how the markets are reacting to results from the European elections. ⚡ Plus, what can we expect from thi...
10 Juni 20249min
#143 📢 *General Election klaxon*
Sonia Rothwell and Daniel Mahoney look at how markets and economic data are likely to influence the main political parties as we prepare for a snap general election. Plus, as we await the first cut in...
3 Juni 202414min
🏘 🏢 🏙 2024 Property Investor Report special edition
As we launch our third annual Property Investor Report, join us for an in-depth look at our findings and broader housing market trends. Handelsbanken UK Chief Economist James Sproule and Lucian Cook, ...
22 Maj 202426min
#142 What have jobs and earnings got to do with interest rates? (lots) 👀
On the podcast this week, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney explain why the Bank of England is interested in the latest jobs and earnings figures, plus what do you do with your time? James shares inter...
20 Maj 202411min
#141 After a technical recession, a technical recovery?
Reaction to the Bank of England's decision to hold interest rates is top of the podcast this week, as our chief UK economist James Sproule explains why he may change his view of when rates will start ...
13 Maj 202411min
