Morning Blast - 1st May: MoF drops the hammer, Pill goes alone, ECB third time unlucky

Hosts Ryan and Michael deliver a candid, fast-paced market rundown covering Japan’s yen intervention, central bank confusion at the BOE and ECB, and the latest geopolitical developments in the Middle East. The episode mixes sharp opinion and market context with key data and earnings to watch, offering a lively take on what traders should be monitoring next week.

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