LiveSquawk Market Talk

Crypto and politics are colliding fast as the upcoming U.S. midterm elections could fundamentally redraw the regulatory map for exchanges and investors. Plus, a closer look at the DeFi breach that nobody in the space can afford to ignore. Follow Credo on X: https://x.com/credo__vTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇 ⁠https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-up⁠Follow us on X: ⁠https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Beat Nussbaumer joins Harry to examine why investor exhaustion may be the defining market theme right now, with a UK cabinet reshuffle risk hanging over sterling and the Strait of Hormuz refusing to fade from the radar.Follow Beat on X: x.com/MacrobeatLTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇 ⁠https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-up⁠Follow us on X: ⁠https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

With the U.S. election cycle heating up and civil unrest a growing tail risk, global markets face a political wildcard on top of an already fragile macro backdrop. Muir and Grimm break down how central banks navigate policy when politics becomes the biggest market mover.Follow Kevin on X: https://x.com/kevinmuirTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇 ⁠https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-up⁠Follow us on X: ⁠https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

The UAE has left OPEC — but that may be the least of oil markets' problems. Rory Johnston breaks down why the Strait of Hormuz closure could be the largest supply shock in recorded history.Follow Rory Johnston on X: https://x.com/Rory_JohnstonTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇 ⁠https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-up⁠Follow us on X: ⁠https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

An energy crisis, geopolitical flashpoints, and a labor market that defies easy reading — this FOMC meeting has more landmines than any in recent memory. Rosenberg and Choi on why the disconnect between Wall Street optimism and economic reality is approaching a breaking point.Follow Joseph Choi on X: https://x.com/curveadvisorFollow David Rosenberg on X: https://x.com/EconguyRosieTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇 ⁠https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-up⁠Follow us on X: ⁠https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Q1 earnings are rolling in and despite Iran-U.S. tensions rattling sentiment, banks and tech are delivering — but how long can the resilience last? We dig into what the numbers are really telling markets, and why AI is becoming the make-or-break line item for corporate guidance.Follow Christine on X: https://x.com/christinelshortTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇 ⁠https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-up⁠Follow us on X: ⁠https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Markets have learned to shrug off macro shocks faster than ever — so what happens when the shock actually resolves? Jamie Dutta and Mike Zaccardi examine the Hormuz relief rally alongside global GDP prints and PMI signals to gauge how deep the Middle East crisis really cut into international growth.Follow Jamie on X: https://x.com/vantagemktsFollow Mike on X: x.com/mikezaccardiTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇 ⁠https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-up⁠Follow us on X: ⁠https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Ryan Littlestone and Michael Brown join LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to break down the market reaction to a fragile Middle East ceasefire and the resulting relief rally in equities. Despite easing tensions, the discussion highlights persistently high energy prices driven by shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and the broader implications for inflation. They also debate whether central banks like the Fed and ECB will respond to renewed price pressures or prioritize slowing growth. Looking ahead, the episode previews key upcoming risks, including Chinese GDP data, US inflation reports, and the Hungarian elections, as markets continue to navigate an uncertain geopolitical landscape.Follow Ryan on X: https://x.com/2bid8offeredFollow Michael on X: https://x.com/MrMBrownTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇 ⁠https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-up⁠Follow us on X: ⁠https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Kevin Muir, author of The Macro Tourist newsletter, joins LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to unpack the growing disconnect between short-term headlines and underlying macroeconomic trends. The discussion covers geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and their impact on market sentiment, alongside concerns that strong US job growth is increasingly concentrated in non-cyclical sectors, complicating the Federal Reserve’s policy path. Muir also shares a long-term view on Japan, highlighting yen weakness and high savings as a potential macro opportunity. The episode closes by exploring how political noise, including social media-driven commentary, continues to distort investor perception amid rising recession risks.Check out The Macro Tourist Substack: https://substack.com/@themacrotouristFollow Kevin on X: https://x.com/kevinmuirTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇 ⁠https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-up⁠Follow us on X: ⁠https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Beat Nussbaumer joins the show to analyze a volatile global landscape shaped by escalating US-Iran tensions and the risk of disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. The discussion explores how rising oil prices are impacting currencies, including pressure on the US dollar and the British pound amid stagflation risks in the UK. They also question the apparent complacency in equity markets, warning that a potential private credit crisis may be building beneath the surface. The episode concludes with a preview of key upcoming data, including US payrolls and Eurozone inflation, highlighting the deep uncertainty driving current market behavior.Follow Beat on X: x.com/MacrobeatLTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇 ⁠https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-up⁠Follow us on X: ⁠https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Sam Cutler and Michael Green join Harry on LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to analyze how escalating US-Iran tensions are driving volatility across global markets. The discussion focuses on sharp reactions in oil and equities following shifting ultimatums around the Strait of Hormuz, despite strong global reserves and underlying economic softness. They also examine whether central banks are misreading supply-driven shocks as persistent inflation, and what that could mean for Fed policy. The episode concludes with a look at rising recession risks and how potential leadership changes at the Federal Reserve could shape the path ahead.Follow Sam on X: x.com/search4yield3Follow Michael on X: https://x.com/profplum99Try our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇 ⁠https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-up⁠Follow us on X: ⁠https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Vincent Deluard joins Harry on LiveSquawk's Market Talk to break down a pivotal week for global markets as the US-Israel-Iran conflict reshapes the macro landscape. The discussion unpacks the Fed's defiant hold — and why Powell's resistance to White House pressure made it the most hawkish FOMC in months without a single rate move. They examine the "Taco Trade" paradox, where equities near record highs and Brent crude at $109 are raising the question of whether investors are dangerously under-pricing a prolonged energy shock. The episode also covers the Bank of England's surprise 9-0 unanimous hold, soaring Gilt yields, and stagflationary pressures boxing in the ECB. The conversation closes with a look at resilient US consumer data — from TSA highs to OpenTable records — and what global PMIs, UK and Australian inflation prints, and Germany's IFO index could mean for central banks weighing their next move.Follow Vincent on X: https://x.com/VincentDeluardTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇 ⁠https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-up⁠Follow us on X: ⁠https://x.com/LiveSquawk40⁠

Eric Culp and Jamie Dutta join LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to preview upcoming rate decisions from the Bank of England and the European Central Bank. As geopolitical tensions and energy price shocks intensify, the discussion focuses on why policymakers are shifting into a cautious “wait-and-see” stance despite earlier expectations for rate cuts. They also examine diverging economic conditions between the UK and the Eurozone, including weak growth and evolving labor market dynamics. The episode highlights how central banks are prioritizing stability over action as they assess the full impact of ongoing global disruptions.Follow Eric on X: https://x.com/EricCulpLSFollow Jamie on X: X: https://x.com/vantagemktsTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Joseph Choi and David Rosenberg join LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to preview the March 2026 FOMC decision against a backdrop of surging oil prices and rising geopolitical risk. With the war in Iran driving a sharp spike in energy costs, the discussion centers on how the Fed can balance inflation pressures with signs of a weakening labor market. Rosenberg draws parallels to the 1990 Gulf War, arguing the current shock may act as a deflationary drag rather than a sustained inflation driver. The episode highlights the Fed’s likely decision to hold rates steady while navigating extreme uncertainty and the growing risk of a global slowdown.Follow Joseph on X: https://x.com/curveadvisorFollow David on X: https://x.com/EconguyRosieTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Ryan Littlestone and Michael Brown join LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to dissect the global market impact of ongoing Middle East tensions. The discussion explores rising energy prices, threats to international trade, and the complex challenges facing investors as US and Canadian economic growth softens. They also preview upcoming central bank decisions from the Fed, Bank of England, and ECB, highlighting how high volatility and geopolitical uncertainty are making it difficult for markets to find a clear path forward.Follow Ryan on X: https://x.com/2bid8offeredFollow Michael on X: https://x.com/MrMBrownTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Mike Zaccardi joins Harry on LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to assess the early-March 2026 global economic landscape. The discussion focuses on escalating tensions in the Middle East and their impact on oil volatility and international stock markets. They analyze surprisingly weak US labor data, including losses in private sector and manufacturing jobs, while also examining inflationary pressures in the Eurozone and UK that complicate potential ECB and BoE rate cuts. The episode concludes with a look ahead to upcoming CPI data and Chinese economic forecasts, emphasizing how geopolitical instability continues to drive market uncertainty and challenges for central bankers.Follow Mike Zaccardi on X: x.com/mikezaccardiTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Beat Nussbaumer and Jamie Dutta join LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to explore how renewed trade tensions and escalating geopolitical risks are shaping global markets. Following a Supreme Court ruling against prior tariffs, President Trump’s new 15% trade barriers have stirred uncertainty—yet currency volatility, particularly in the US dollar, remains surprisingly muted. The discussion also highlights the Australian dollar amid sticky inflation and RBA hike expectations, contrasts it with Europe’s sluggish outlook, and examines AI-sector jitters after Nvidia’s latest earnings. The episode closes with a look at potential US military action against Iran and whether markets are underpricing a possible risk-off shock.Follow Beat on X: x.com/MacrobeatLFollow Jamie on X: https://x.com/vantagemktsTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Ryan Littlestone joins Harry on LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to assess the late-February 2026 macro landscape. The discussion examines the Federal Reserve’s cautious rate stance amid persistent inflation and a shifting labor market, alongside mounting geopolitical volatility—from legal challenges to US tariffs to rising tensions with Iran. They also break down the UK’s mixed economic signals, with cooling inflation offset by resilient retail data, and preview key upcoming releases including European CPI and US manufacturing reports. The episode highlights the growing challenge of navigating markets driven as much by political headlines as by macro fundamentals.Follow Ryan on X: https://x.com/2bid8offeredTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Christine Short joins Harry on LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to review the latest trends in corporate earnings. They discuss a recent uptick in profitability and revenue growth, particularly in technology and energy, and examine the impact of massive AI-related capital expenditures on corporate cash flows and investor expectations. The conversation also highlights diverging consumer behavior, with luxury markets holding strong while lower-income households face inflationary pressure. Overall, the episode balances optimism around industrial innovation with caution over labor market shifts and upcoming economic data.Follow Sam Cutler on X: x.com/search4yield3Try our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Christine Short joins Harry on LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to review the latest trends in corporate earnings. They discuss a recent uptick in profitability and revenue growth, particularly in technology and energy, and examine the impact of massive AI-related capital expenditures on corporate cash flows and investor expectations. The conversation also highlights diverging consumer behavior, with luxury markets holding strong while lower-income households face inflationary pressure. Overall, the episode balances optimism around industrial innovation with caution over labor market shifts and upcoming economic data.Follow Christine Short of wallstreethorizon.com on X: https://x.com/christinelshortTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Ryan Littlestone and Michael Brown join LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to assess the shifting economic and political landscape in early 2026. They break down the Bank of England’s narrow vote to hold rates at 3.75% and why it signals a move toward a more dovish path. The discussion also explores mounting political instability in the UK, the ECB’s steady policy stance, and how delayed US economic data due to the government shutdown is distorting market signals. The episode concludes with a look at geopolitical risks in the Middle East and their potential impact on oil and currency volatility.Follow Ryan on X: https://x.com/2bid8offeredFollow Michael on X: https://x.com/MrMBrownTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Eric Culp and Beat Nussbaumer join LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to preview upcoming rate decisions from the Bank of England and the European Central Bank, where both are expected to keep rates unchanged. The discussion highlights how political instability in the UK and US is beginning to overshadow traditional macroeconomic signals, placing unusual pressure on currencies like the pound. They also examine how euro strength could eventually force a more dovish ECB stance and debate whether recent Bitcoin volatility reflects a broader institutional risk-off shift. The episode concludes with a view that geopolitical dynamics and trade relations—not central bank policy—may be the dominant market drivers throughout 2026.Follow Eric on X: https://x.com/EricCulpLSFollow Beat on X: x.com/MacrobeatLTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Jamie Dutta joins Harry on LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to analyze the Fed’s latest rate decision and why small changes in policy language signaled a less dovish view of the labor market than investors expected. The discussion also explores the potential impact of Kevin Walsh’s nomination as the next Fed Chair, alongside key economic signals from the Eurozone and Canada. Looking ahead, they assess geopolitical risks in the Middle East, preview upcoming meetings from the ECB, BoE, and RBA, and question the reliability of US employment data amid renewed government shutdown concerns.Follow Jamie Dutta on X: https://x.com/vantagemktsTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Joseph Choi and Sam Cutler join LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to preview the January 2026 FOMC meeting and the challenges facing policymakers. The discussion centers on expectations for unchanged rates, potential dissent among Fed officials, and the growing disconnect between strong GDP growth and a weakening labor market. They also examine how geopolitical noise — including President Trump’s remarks and speculation around Rick Rieder as a potential Fed Chair nominee — could influence market sentiment. The episode concludes with a look at Jerome Powell’s likely neutral stance as the Fed navigates low volatility, political pressure, and shifting global asset dynamics.Follow Joseph Choi on X: https://x.com/curveadvisorFollow Sam Cutler on X: x.com/search4yield3Try our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Ryan Littlestone and Michael Brown join LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to unpack the latest global market developments as January draws to a close. The discussion explores Donald Trump’s unconventional positioning at Davos — including renewed attention on Greenland — and the resulting moves in US Treasuries and the dollar. The episode also examines the UK’s mixed economic picture, with solid retail data offset by labor market strain and lingering inflation risks. Attention then turns to the Bank of Japan’s cautious stance, doubts surrounding Chinese growth data, and a forward look at upcoming Federal Reserve and Bank of Canada decisions as central banks appear to lean more hawkish.Follow Ryan on X: https://x.com/2bid8offeredFollow Michael on X: https://x.com/MrMBrownTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Beat Nussbaumer joins Harry on LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to assess a market environment defined more by uncertainty than conviction. The discussion covers resilient US data, including soft inflation and strong retail sales, set against rising political volatility and growing concerns over central bank independence. They explore how instability in the UK and France is reshaping investor behavior, why the yen remains under pressure ahead of Japanese elections, and why precious metals are gaining importance as protection against fiat debasement. The episode paints a picture of markets navigating confusion, caution, and shifting macro narratives.Follow Beat on X: x.com/MacrobeatLTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Mike Zaccardi and Sam Cutler join Harry on LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to unpack the latest U.S. labor data, showing a cooling yet stable jobs market following the recent government shutdown. The conversation expands to major geopolitical developments, including U.S. military action in Venezuela, the strategic push around Greenland, and Supreme Court rulings that could reshape tariffs, inflation, and corporate profits. Looking ahead, the panel discusses expectations for a broadening equity rally and why markets may remain resilient despite rising political and macro risks heading into 2026.Follow Mike Zaccardi on X: x.com/mikezaccardiFollow Sam Cutler on X: x.com/search4yield3Try our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Ryan Littlestone of Forex Analytix and Michael Brown, market analyst at Pepperstone UK, join LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to review the major global market shifts closing out 2025. The discussion covers the ECB’s decision to pause rate cuts despite weak growth, criticism of the Bank of England for falling behind the curve, and the Bank of Japan’s rare rate hike and its impact on yen volatility. They also question the reliability of recent US labor and inflation data amid shutdown distortions and look ahead to 2026, flagging fading AI enthusiasm and rising debt as key risks for global markets.Follow Ryan on X: x.com/2bid8offeredFollow Michael on X: https://x.com/MrMBrownTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Guenter Grimm and Eric Culp join LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to break down the year-end outlook for global central banks. The discussion covers the ECB’s expected rate hold and lingering inflation risks tied to German fiscal spending, expectations for a Bank of England rate cut amid cooling inflation and a softer labor market, and why a potential Bank of Japan rate hike could mark a historic shift—hinging on wage growth data. They also explore how evolving trade policies and geopolitical dynamics may shape the next phase of global monetary strategy.Follow Eric on X: https://x.com/EricCulpLSTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk40

Beat Nussbaumer and Guenter Grimm join LiveSquawk’s Market Talk Weekly Review to assess the latest global macro developments. The discussion covers the Fed’s latest meeting and rate-cut implications, weak UK GDP data, and the Swiss National Bank’s decision to hold rates. They also weigh in on the Eurozone outlook, upcoming US non-farm payrolls, and the underestimated geopolitical risks surrounding China, Russia, and the future of the Eurozone. The episode concludes with a deep dive into Japan’s potential rate hike and why the end of the global yen funding trade could mark a major turning point for markets.Beat Nussbaumer of https://macrobeat.co.ukFollow Beat on X: x.com/MacrobeatLTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

Guests Joseph Choi and Sam Cutler join Harry on LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to preview the upcoming FOMC interest rate decision. They discuss the anticipated 25 basis point “hawkish cut,” potential dissents among committee members, modest changes to the dot plot, and the influence of the upcoming Fed chair transition. Plus, an analysis of current labor market data and what it could mean for the Fed’s credibility and future policy trajectory.Follow Joseph Choi on X: https://x.com/curveadvisorFollow Sam Cutler on X: https://x.com/search4yield3Try our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk

Ryan Littlestone (Forex Analytix) and Michael Brown (Pepperstone) join LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to discuss the latest financial market developments. They focus on US economic data, including stale releases and jobless claims, and their potential impact on the Fed’s December rate decision amid the upcoming speaker blackout period. The episode also covers the UK budget announcement, market reactions, Eurozone inflation trends, and the outsized attention on the unofficial ADP employment report due to missing official labor data.Follow Ryan Littlestone on X: https://x.com/2bid8offeredFollow Michael Brown on X: https://x.com/MrMBrownTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk

Guest Sam Cutler joins Harry on LiveSquawk’s Market Talk Weekly Review to break down the latest economic data and its impact on central bank policy. They analyze US Core PCE inflation, ADP payrolls, and consumer sentiment, highlighting how seasonal adjustments and government shutdown delays can skew the numbers. Plus, insights on the Bank of Canada, the UK economy, and year-end portfolio management strategies in a volatile market environment.Follow Sam Cutler on X: https://x.com/search4yield3Try our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇https://www.livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: https://x.com/LiveSquawk

Jamie Dutta joins LiveSquawk’s Market Talk to analyze the latest market-moving developments. They cover the impact of delayed US non-farm payroll data after the government shutdown, the Fed’s potential rate decisions, softening UK CPI ahead of the budget, Japan’s fiscal stimulus plans, and market reactions to Nvidia’s earnings. Plus, get a forward-looking take on upcoming US retail sales and the UK budget statement, with insights into volatility and concentration risks in the tech sector.Follow Jamie Dutta on X: https://x.com/vantagemktsTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

Guests Stelios Kontogoulas (Forex Analytix) and Ryan Littlestone break down recent central bank moves, including the FOMC, BoJ, BoC, and ECB decisions, and explain why traders are scrambling to reposition amid rising uncertainty. Plus, hear their insights on how the next few weeks could shape global interest rate trajectories and monetary policy for the months ahead.Follow Stelios Kontogoulas on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stelios-kontogoulas-433752150/Follow Ryan Littlestone on X: x.com/2bid8offeredTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

European editor Eric Culp and FX macro trader Beat Nussbaumer explain why the ECB's October 30 decision could be the most important non-event of the week. While markets expect a hold, could Lagarde drop an unexpected bombshell that shifts the euro landscape?Follow Beat Nussbaumer on X: x.com/MacrobeatLTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

Three major central bank decisions in one week rarely happen by coincidence, and the market implications could be massive. Get Sam Cutler's unfiltered take on which meeting matters most and why this week's outcomes could set the tone for the next quarter.Follow Sam on X: https://x.com/search4yield3Try our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

Early bank earnings reveal that regional lenders are taking decent credit losses as auto and credit card delinquencies spike again, with Chris discussing how the stress is hitting smaller banks hardest while bulge bracket institutions remain relatively insulated from the brewing credit storm.Follow Chris on X: x.com/ChrisStadeleTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

JPMorgan's CEO warns of a 30% recession probability while his own bank crushes estimates and tech earnings surge past 20%. With the government shutdown obscuring critical data and China tensions spiking the VIX to four-month highs, Christine dissects the contradictions driving Q3's most volatile earnings season.Follow Christine Short of wallstreethorizon.com on X: https://x.com/christinelshortTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

France has earned the brutal title of “the new sick man of Europe,” with five prime ministers in just over a year — matching Italy’s worst instability records. Commenting on the turmoil, Jamie Dutta notes that with sovereign debt reviews from Moody’s and S&P looming and fresh elections essentially a coin toss by year-end, France’s political paralysis risks spilling over into broader European markets. Even Germany’s fiscal optimism, he adds, is fading fast.Follow Jamie Dutta on X: https://x.com/vantagemktsTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

With NFP missing and traders flying blind, markets are abandoning long-term narratives for profit-taking on Swiss Franc and Gold winners. Beat Nussbaumer reveals how the data vacuum is forcing a complete recalibration of Fed expectations and trading strategies.Beat Nussbaumer of https://macrobeat.co.ukFollow Beat on X: x.com/MacrobeatLTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

Markets price a 69% chance of government shutdown disrupting fiscal support and delaying crucial NFP data. With the Fed caught between persistent 2.8% core inflation and a labor market sending conflicting signals, could a shutdown force Powell's hand?Sam Cutler warns that the Fed may be entering “uncharted waters.” He argues that without reliable NFP data, policymakers risk either overreacting to noise or moving too cautiously while inflation pressure lingers. Follow Sam Cutler on X: x.com/search4yield3Try our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

The S&P 500 is tracking toward its best September since 2010, defying one of the market's strongest seasonal patterns. When historical trends break this dramatically, smart money pays attention. Guest Mike Zaccardi discusses what's powering this unprecedented September surge.Follow Mike Zaccardi on X: x.com/mikezaccardiTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

New QCEW data reveal payrolls were overstated by 911,000 jobs, and the revisions keep getting worse each month. Could the Fed be staring at four consecutive months of negative job growth without realizing it?Follow Joseph Choi on X: https://x.com/curveadvisorCheck out Curve Advisor Substack: https://curveadvisor.substack.com/Try our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

Market analysts warn of an unprecedented three-way FOMC split as committee members push for everything from 50bp cuts to no action at all. Michael and Ryan break down why this internal discord could be more market-moving than the rate decision itself.Follow Ryan on X: https://x.com/2bid8offeredFollow Michael on X: https://x.com/MrMBrownTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

Long-end yields are surging globally as markets judge the fiscal mess across the US, UK, Japan and Europe. Littlestone warns we still haven't paid the piper for 2008 and COVID borrowing - and the reckoning is building.Follow Ryan on X: https://x.com/2bid8offeredTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

The Fed's quiet revolution prioritizing employment over inflation has set the stage for a September rate cut, but political interference threatens the entire framework. With UK gilt yields hitting 1998 levels and French spreads widening, Harry and Beat Nussbaumer navigate a world where 'stagflation cocktails' meet government meddling. Uncover the trading strategies that work when politics trumps economics.Follow Beat on X: x.com/MacrobeatLTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

Despite mounting evidence that inflation isn't going anywhere, the Fed just signaled September cuts - and Sam Cutler isn't buying it. From Walmart's rising tariff costs to manipulated unemployment data, uncover why this dovish pivot could backfire spectacularly.Follow Sam Cutler on X: x.com/search4yield3Try our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

After 30 years in markets, veteran trader Sylvain Asimus reveals why the emotional roller coaster destroys more trading accounts than any technical indicator. Discover the neuroscience behind why stress triggers ancient fight or flight responses that sabotage modern market performance.Follow Sylvain on X: https://x.com/SylvainAsimusTry our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk

Guest Sam Cutler discusses why markets hit near record highs despite looming EU tariffs of 15-30% by August 7th, as Trump's negotiation tactics make moderate tariffs feel like wins. His "art of the deal" approach started with triple-digit threats, making 15% look reasonable to both markets and trading partners. But division among EU members could complicate the response strategy.Follow Sam Cutler on X: x.com/search4yield3Try our 24-hour news squawking service for FREE! 👇livesquawk.com/#sign-upFollow us on X: x.com/LiveSquawk