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Eurizon SLJ Capital — 238 episodes

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1

UK Leadership, European Deficits and the US Inflation Test

2

Lower Oil, Softer Inflation and Shifting Rate Expectations

3

From Makerfield to Hormuz: Markets Watch the Risks

4

Week Ahead: UK CPI, Global Central Banks and the First FOMC Under Kevin Warsh

5

Central Banks Face the Growth Test

6

Political Volatility, Higher Yields, and the Global Growth Test

7

Growth, Inflation and the Global K-Shaped Recovery

8

Central Banks Face the Oil Test

9

Five Years On: Central Banks, Oil Shocks, and the Week Ahead

10

The Oil Shock and the Global Policy Response

11

Holding the Line: Inflation Risks, Weak Growth, and the Policy Dilemma

12

From the Bank of England to the Fed: Policy Under Pressure

13

Forecasts and Fragility: UK Spring Statement, US CPI, and China’s Growth Tolerance

14

From China’s Two Sessions to US Payrolls: A Consequential Week Ahead

15

Three Drivers for the Week Ahead: UK Cuts, Aussie CPI, US Geopolitics

16

Repricing Risk: UK Data, Antipodean Policy, and US GDP

17

Policy Paths: UK Dovishness, US Data, Japan Risk

18

From Threadneedle Street to Payrolls: The Week Ahead in Macro

19

USDJPY Intervention Watch and the Week of Central Banks

20

Davos, Data, and Earnings: What Markets Are Watching

21

Central Banks, Inflation Data, and the Global Rate Outlook

22

2026 Begins with Inflation, the Fed, and the Labour Market

23

Data-Driven Fed, BoJ Watch, and a Key Week for the Bank of England

24

Monetary Crossroads: Global Rate Paths and the Fed’s 2026 Lens

25

Inflation, Weak Growth, and What Comes Next for the UK

26

Fiscal Strains, Hawkish Signals, and the Return of US Data

27

Holding, Waiting, Watching: The UK, China, and U.S. in Focus

28

The Bank of England’s Balancing Act & the Fed's Dilemma

29

Central Banks, CPI, and the Big Macro Balancing Act

30

A Budget, A Blackout, and A Billion-Dollar Shutdown

31

Driving in the Dark: Markets Await Clarity

32

Uncertainty Everywhere: Japan, Europe, and the US Shutdown

33

Yen, Yields, and Payrolls: A Critical Week for Markets

34

From Dots to Data: Monetary Policy in Focus

35

Cuts Delayed, Cuts Ahead: The UK and US in Focus

36

Europe’s Fiscal Uncertainty Meets America’s Data-Driven Debate

37

Jobs, Politics, Inflation, and Confidence

38

Unemployment, Inflation, and the Policy Path Ahead

39

Rate Cuts, Data Disappointments, and a Wait-and-See Fed

40

Tariffs, Tightening, and Turning Points

41

Macro Pressure Points: UK Wobbles, Japan Shifts, ECB Pauses

42

From Tariffs to Tests: A Packed Week for Markets and the UK

43

Monetary Easing, Market Complacency, and the July 9 Trade Reckoning

44

Rates, Risks & the Sintra Setup: A Global Macro Realignment

45

Banking on Complexity: UK's Economic Challenges and Global Policy Shifts

46

Market Calm or Complacency? Inflation, Trade, and Volatility Risks

47

Data vs. Disruption: A Critical Week for Markets

48

Short Week, Long List: Trade, Rates & Fiscal Reckonings

49

Trade Volatility, Fiscal Drift, and Central Bank Signals

50

Tariffs, Tightening, and Turning Points

51

Tariffs, Trade, and Turning Points: A Crucial Week for Global Markets

52

Global Trade Shifts: Impact on Markets and Macro Trends

53

Westminster to Washington: Rates, Rules, and Reciprocal Tariffs

54

The Fed’s Dots Will Speak Louder Than Rates

55

Balancing Act: Germany's Stimulus Measures and US Fiscal Consolidation

56

Germany’s ‘Whatever It Takes’ Moment: Fiscal Expansion and Dollar Dilemmas

57

Tariffs, Trade, and Payrolls: What to Watch in Global Markets

58

German elections and Central Bank speeches: Anticipating economic shifts

59

Tariffs, Geopolitics and Bank of England expectations

60

Inflation, Trade, and Fiscal Dynamics: The Week Ahead with Eurizon SLJ Capital

61

Global Macro: Many Moving Parts, One Dominant Factor!

62

Monetary Policy Insights: Key Data and Expectations from the US, Europe, and UK

63

US Government Hiring Frozen, But it is Europe that must Let it Go?

64

Tariffs, ECB Moves, and the Fed:What’s Next for Global Markets?

65

Global Markets: Waiting for Change?

66

Global Macro at a Crossroads: From US Inflation to Japan's Big Decision

67

Bond Markets: Between Vigilance and Neglect?

68

Balancing Act: Fiscal Policies, Global Growth, and Market Reactions

69

Slow, Slow, Quick, Quick, Slow? Storytelling and the Fed Foxtrot

70

Finding Neutral: Fast and Furious or Calm and Collected?

71

Markets Brace for the Fed: Volatility and the Path to 2025

72

All Roads Lead to the Fed in the Remainder of 2024?

73

Asia to Americas: The Data Driving Central Bank Decisions This Week

74

A huge week for the US, the Fed and Global Markets

75

Trump Trade Curve-Ball?

76

Post-Election Contrarian Views: Inflation or Disinflation? Dollar Strength or Weakness?

77

The Intersection of Fiscal Policies, Central Banks, and the US Election

78

Fiscal Policies and Election Economics: Insights from the UK, US, and Japan

79

UK Budget, Bank of England & Global Macro Volatility

80

UK Growth, China Stimulus, and ECB Expectations

81

China, Europe, US, and global geopolitics, all in focus

82

China's Stimulus, European Data, and US Employment Data

83

Fed's Recalibration: Impacts on Markets and Global Economy

84

ECB's Cautious Path, UK CPI Focus, and US Fed's Rate Cut Predictions

85

UK data back on the radar as markets wait for US CPI & the ECB

86

A big week for data across emerging markets

87

An Emerging Markets takeover week

88

An intense week ahead

89

A complex week for global data

90

Policy shifts & Volatility

91

The Bank of England & US Data

92

Rates, Inflation, and Market Volatility

93

Jobs week, Data & Politics: A preview

94

Politics + Policy + Markets = Complexity

95

The ECB rate cut, Fed projections & the BOE

96

A big week for the US, ECB & Global Economy

97

Central Banks, Ballots, and Inflation

98

Central Banks, Elections, and Market Trends

99

Global Economy & Bank Rates: What's Next?

100

Central Banks and the balance of risks

101

Policymakers at a complex juncture

102

Markets question underlying growth

103

A huge week for the UK (and other markets..)

104

Where next for Global Central Banks?

105

Central Bank Meetings & Market Impact

106

Japan & the FOMC: Focus on Central Banks

107

UK Data, ECB Meeting, and US Market Trends

108

Spotlight on the UK Budget and ECB Policy

109

Japan, US, and China Perspectives

110

Navigating the Next Week: Global Trends and Central Bank Minutes

111

Macroeconomic Themes and Central Bank Decisions

112

Dovish Monetary Policies and Global Macro Market Outlook

113

Central Banks in Focus: Deciphering the ECB, Bank of England, and Fed's Next Moves

114

Closing the Books on 2023: Global Markets Unveiled in the Year's Final Financial Podcast

115

A big week for data: Europe's Rate Repricing, RBA's Monetary Policy, and U.S. Labor Market in the Spotlight

116

Global Growth Dynamics in Focus: PMI Data, Central Bank Speeches, and Key U.S. Reports Shape the Week Ahead

117

Fed Minutes and Beyond: Unpacking the Latest Developments in U.S. Financial Markets

118

A big week for data: UK Earnings, German ZEW, China's Rebound, and US CPI Data

119

Market Sentiment Shifts: Dovish Central Banks, China's Stabilization, and Growth Forecasts

120

U.S. Economic Data, Central Banks' Moves & Fed's Outlook: A Pivotal Week Ahead

121

October PMIs, U.S. Q3 GDP & Tech Earnings: Navigating Global Uncertainties

122

UK Data, Global Indicators, and the Fed's Evolving Narrative

123

A Big Week - Depending on Data

124

Central Bank & Market Reflections

125

Policy (not data) dependent

126

Global Data: US CPI, China's Economic Pulse, and ECB's Rate Path

127

US Labor, Global Growth, and Policy Evolution Insights

128

Financial Maze: US CPI, Global Markets, and UK's Pivotal Week

129

A big week ahead for US Data, Rates & Market Sentiment

130

Global Data Impact: US Employment, Eurozone GDP, and UK Rates in the Spotlight

131

A tale of three Central Banks

132

Unraveling the Complexities of Financial Markets: A Deep Dive into Recent Volatility and Anticipated Focal Points

133

Shifting focus from Inflation to Growth

134

Growth and Inflation Juncture: Complexity in the Global Economy

135

UK Back in Focus

136

Global Macro Puzzle: China's Stimulus, Central Banks, and US Policy Impact

137

Caution and Complexity: Central Banks, Inflation, Debt Limit Dilemma

138

Global PMI Data, UK Inflation Drop, FOMC Minutes - Implications for Growth, Rates & Policy

139

Central banks, Data and Geopolitical Risks

140

Data Deluge: US and European Economic Indicators to Watch Next Week

141

Bank of Japan meeting, tech sector earnings, and FOMC meeting to shape market sentiment in upcoming week

142

How Will This Week's UK Data Release Affect the Balance of Inflation and Growth Risks in Financial Markets?

143

US Employment Report for March and Antipodean Policy Decisions

144

Navigating Market Volatility: Rate Hikes, Liquidity, and Central Bank Reactions

145

What can we expect from UK and US policymakers next week?

146

Markets brace for key data and policy decisions impacting interest rates, growth, and currency paths worldwide

147

Central Bank Watch: Analyzing RBA, Bank of Canada, and Bank of Japan's Monetary Policy Trajectory

148

Japan's Monetary Policy in the Spotlight: Retail Sales, Industrial Production, and the Evolution of Yield Curve Control

149

US Rate Repricing Conundrum and the Impact of Global Factors on Financial Markets

150

Inflation and Labor Market Dynamics Take Center Stage in the US

151

Central Bank Policy Decisions Dominate Financial Markets Next Week

152

A tale of three central banks

153

Is the Fed's hiking cycle coming to an end? An important period of reflection, with implications for global risk sentiment.

154

Inflation, growth, and monetary policy at forefront of market debate as Q4 earnings and data releases loom

155

A big week for macroeconomics and markets

156

Inflation and the US Dollar

157

A shift in focus from inflation to growth

158

Will markets be in a thankful mood next week?

159

UK Data and the Autumn Statement

160

What is next for UK growth and US inflation?

161

A significant week for global monetary policy

162

It's all about Central Banks

163

Inflation, economic data and a time to reflect

164

It's all about the ECB

165

What next for the 3 engines of global growth?

166

What is the outlook for China onshore bonds?

167

Summer data from the Bank of England, China and the Fed

168

Will the US see light at the end of the inflation tunnel?

169

Which 4 themes will influence markets in August?

170

The Bank of England, Non-Farm Payrolls & China

171

What are the 3 big stories we will be following next week?

172

Economic divergence - What next for Europe?

173

Will this be a P.I.G. week for markets?

174

What can we expect from Central Banks this week?

175

How is the evolution of the inflationary reaction function playing out?

176

Renminbi Review: How will the recent policy announcements impact Chinese markets?

177

Are the odds of a soft landing in the US improving?

178

Has the Fed tightening cycle been fully priced by markets?

179

Could Japanese inflation exceed the Bank of Japan target next week?

180

What 3 things should investors watch for in markets next week?

181

Will next week be a game of 3 halves for Central Banks?

182

How are Central Bank narratives impacting markets?

183

Growth: What are the implications of monetary policy response to inflation?

184

Diverging forces within markets and macroeconomics

185

Central Bank commentators, China data & Non-Farm Payrolls

186

Focus on the Bank of England

187

Chinese economic data and all eyes on the Federal Reserve

188

US CPI, European data and the ECB

189

How are Central Banks reacting to the inflationary and geopolitical environment?

190

Growth, inflation and monetary policy debate in focus

191

Growth, Inflation & Credit

192

Renminbi Review - What could economic and policy divergence mean for Chinese assets?

193

The US and China - 3 themes for the month ahead

194

A big week for data

195

The property sector and corporate defaults will pose challenges for China

196

The Chinese economy will remain divergent from much of the rest of the world

197

Inflation, growth and geopolitics

198

How long will the RMB remain strong?

199

China onshore bonds: 2022 Outlook

200

United Kingdom economic data, Europe and the United States

201

A big week for Central Banks

202

Omicron & The Federal Reserve

203

US employment report & Covid variants

204

Thanksgiving - a strong US backdrop while Europe suffers

205

UK employment and retail sales data, China, and US inflation continues to dominate

206

Fireworks - the Bank of England, US CPI and Fed Chair nomination, and Europe investor confidence

207

Markets spooked by inflation - the Reserve Bank of Australia, the Bank of England, The Fed and US Payrolls

208

The UK budget, the ECB October meeting, Eurozone CPI and US PCE

209

China Q3 GDP and retail sales data, the UK and GBP, and global PMIs

210

The Bank of England, UK employment report, US CPI, Fed Minutes, and the ECB

211

Central Bank divergence, politics, geopolitics and US payroll data

212

German elections, China's September PMI data and a shift to the US

213

Geopolitics, Central Banks and Growth

214

UK Social Care Levy, China and a focus on politics

215

Central banks, data from Europe and China, and focus on US policy

216

Growth, Policy and Risk - China PMIs, US payroll data and Labor Day

217

Global trade and China, US inflation and UK GDP

218

Bank of England, RBA and US Non Farm Payrolls

219

Amidst exacerbated fears of growth slowdown - the Fed, US PCE and Q2 GDP prints for the US and Europe

220

The RBA, BoJ, ECB, global PMIs and UK retail sales

221

The ECB, PBoC and the Fed - a busy week ahead

222

UK GDP, the Fed's minutes, services PMI, German ZEW and the Reserve Bank of Australia

223

China PMI, the US employment report and the global theme of normalisation

224

UK monetary policy, June PMI and reopening momentum, and the Fed's implications for EM

225

Are defaults in China a good thing?

226

What does supply and demand look like in the China onshore bond market?

227

The Bank of Canada, the ECB's June meeting and China trade data's global implications

228

Why should China onshore bonds be considered a safe-haven asset?

229

China's May PMI, the Reserve Bank of Australia and the US employment report

230

Categorising China - the winner of 2020?

231

Inflation & growth differentials

232

Is the term 'Emerging Markets' outdated?

233

China data, UK inflation and unemployment figures and Europe PMI

234

Portfolio Managers' Questions

235

The European recovery, UK Q1 GDP, inflation and US CPI

236

The Bank of England's inflation report, UK local elections and US employment figures

237

The Fed, US and Europe Q1 GDP estimates, and China's PMI

238

UK unemployment figures and the ECB