All eyes on Powell; manufacturing weak in US and Europe
A few surprising remarks from Fed speakers, says NAB’s Alex Stanley on today’s Morning Call podcast. All eyes and ears on Powell’s words at Jackson Hole.
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A divided Fed, a failed bond auction and a blistering Brexit
What can we learn from the FOMC minutes? NAB’s David de Garis talks to me about expectations from the US, a failed bond auction in Germany and a new ultimatum for Boris Johnson.
Markets retreat as Conte goes, but Merkel offers an olive branch
The markets have shown a complete reversal on yesterday. Phil Dobbie asks NAB’s David de Garis why the sudden change of fortune?
US dollar, equities and bond yields rise, but why?
US dollar, equities and bond yields rise, but why? Phil Dobbie asks NAB’s Rodrigo Catril on today’s Morning Call podcast.
What went wrong at Bretton Woods. Time for another meeting?
Bretton Woods aimed to encourage international trade by stabilising currencies. Today, we are as far from that aim as you can imagine. So what went wrong?
Germany to spend, Huawei to extend and Boris to block
Is Germany ready to spend its way out of a recession? Is the US economy weakening further? What’s going wrong in New Zealand? Three questions put to NAB’s Tapas Strickland on today’s Morning Call podcast.
China’s retaliation and Europe’s big bazooka add to the bond rally
More US China trade concerns have knocked bond yields still further, along with an ECB member suggesting a bazooka of stimulus measures is on the way. Phil Dobbie discusses it all with NAB’s Gavin Friend.
Bond yields and equities dive on bad economic news from China and Germany
Bond yields and equities take a big hit on poor numbers from China and Germany. On today’s Morning Call podcast Phil Dobbie asks NAB’s Alex Stanley whether the trade dispute is having a bigger impact than expected.
Tariff delays bring swift response; higher CPI in US, higher wages in UK, disastrous ZEW from Europe
A sharp turnaround in market sentiment after the US delays extra tariffs. NAB’s Tapas Strickland says it could be President Trump responding to falling equity markets, but uncertainty over tariffs remains.
Argentina’s election shock, Hong Kong’s airport closure and other stories of unrest
Troubles in Hong Kong and an electoral defeat in Argentina add to the sense of unease on the markets today. NAB’s Ray Attrill take us through it on today’s Morning Call podcast.
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