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In about 10 minutes Simply Economics reviews the past week in the markets and looks forward to what's important to watch in the week to come.
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UP 288: Global economic round-up
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2y ago
42:36
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#Financial markets remain volatile and seemingly at
#Diverging performances among the major economies c
UP 286: Bank of Japan finally tightens
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2y ago
16:34
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UP 285: The credibility brake on interest rate cuts
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2y ago
35:01
UP 284:Central banks stand firm – for now
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2y ago
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UP 283: What to watch in 2024
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2y ago
50:27
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UP 282: What surprised financial markets in 2023
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2y ago
28:27
UP 281: Looking for the turn in interest rates
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2y ago
39:50
UP 280: Bank of Japan: More of a tweak than a twist
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3y ago
19:27
UP 279:The fallout from higher-for-longer
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3y ago
44:20
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UP 277: Economic growth defies inverted yield curves
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3y ago
42:06
UP 271: U.S. eyes September payrolls as the UK digests economic policy chaos
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4y ago
21:28
UP 270: Central bank round-up: What they did and what it means
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4y ago
26:15
UP 269: The energy price shock is forcing a fiscal response
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4y ago
46:59
UP 268: Recession won’t stop rates rising
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4y ago
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UP 267: Whatever happened to forward guidance?
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4y ago
44:49
UP 266: Global update: From inflation to recession?
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4y ago
48:19
UP 263: Central bank round-up - what they did and what it means
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4y ago
13:06
UP 259:Surging inflation boosts the dollar
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5y ago
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UP 250: Are the PMIs offering accurate indications of the reopening economy?
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5y ago
7:55
UP 231: 2020 in review: Takeaways from a tumultuous year
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5y ago
8:34
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#MIt’s taken them 17 years to do it but the BoJ has
#Econoday’s Japan expert
#Discusses what they did and what it means for the
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#Many central banks still seem to attach more risks
#The prospective impact on policy credibility shoul
#So far in 2024
#The major central banks have resisted pressure in
#Much like 2022
#There can’t be many forecasters unhappy to see the
#With crystal ball in hand
#Here’s what the Econoday team think will be drivin
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#This year has produced the usual string of surpris
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#Financial markets are increasingly anticipating in
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#In the face of extreme monetary tightening abroad
#Speculation was rife that the BoJ might finally be
#Such talk proved overly aggressive. Max Sato and J
#It took a while
#But investors now seem to accept that many central
#Comes increased downside risk to financial markets
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#Friday’s U.S. employment report dominates this wee
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#Supported by aggressive rhetoric
#This week’s raft of official interest rate hikes m
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#The impact of surging energy prices on monetary po
#The real economy fallout is increasingly forcing g
#If there was one overriding message from last week
#That means further
#Almost certainly aggressive
#Monetary tightening that can only increase the lik
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#In recent weeks a number of central banks have mod
#Or even completely jettisoned
#Their forward guidance on interest rates. While se
#The changes also reflect increasing uncertainty ab
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#Inflation is still far too high pretty well everyw
#In some countries
#Still rising. However
#As the real economy data disappoint
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#Following a raft of central bank announcements on
#Terry Sheehan and Jeremy Hawkins discuss what the
#U.S. inflation continues to climb and with it
#So does speculation about early Fed tightening. Wi
#October’s shock CPI report could open the door to
#In turn
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#The combination of the rapidly spreading Delta var
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#With much of the global hospitality sector hit by
#Takeaways have been a lifesaver for many cafes
#Pubs and restaurants in 2020. But throughout the
#There’s also been a number of interesting takeaway
