Divergent Economic Outcomes: Japan, Chin...

Join us for a lively and in-depth conversation about what’s going on in global energy markets, the economy, and much more.Our guest Sachin Sharma breaks down what he’s seeing, and why it matters with a focus on oil and natural gas as well as a discussion on the status of the rene ... Show More

As a part of our ongoing coverage of labor market conditions, today's NFP data suggests that hiring is beginning to slow The top-line print was 187K, which was considerably softer than expectations.The largest additions were in services at 154K of total jobs created vs 97K in Jun ... Show More

A discussion about today’s Fed meeting, focusing on Chair Powell’s press conference, and what we’re watching in the economy from here. Get full access to MacroVisor at macrovisor.substack.com/subscribe 

Look past short-term stumbles: there are plenty of reasons to think Japan may spin out of its decades-long deflationary spiral. But how to avoid another false dawn? A visit to a mine in Zimbabwe reveals how valuable lithium is becoming to the continent—and China’s role in securin ... Show More

Look past short-term stumbles: there are plenty of reasons to think Japan may spin out of its decades-long deflationary spiral. But how to avoid another false dawn? A visit to a mine in Zimbabwe reveals how valuable lithium is becoming to the continent—and China’s role in securin ... Show More

In this episode, Eric and Andy discuss what is going on with the market as well as the overall economic slowdown. You can reach this episode on our website at https://www.mytruenorthwp.com, by other podcast venue sites, or by calling us at 614-929-2715. Also, feel free to share t ... Show More

Much of Sudan has already collapsed into chaos. Now a crucial city may fall, the United Nations is belatedly scrambling to avert a bloodbath. Gary Lineker is a former footballer, broadcaster and podcast mogul. He also embodies Britain’s social aspirations (10:52). And the women i ... Show More

Much of Sudan has already collapsed into chaos. Now a crucial city may fall, the United Nations is belatedly scrambling to avert a bloodbath. Gary Lineker is a former footballer, broadcaster and podcast mogul. He also embodies Britain’s social aspirations (10:52). And the women i ... Show More

This is not the first time the Islamic Republic has taken foreigners hostage. It’s proven an effective bargaining chip for decades and this time around, it has earned the state billions of dollars in unfrozen assets. Also, should you go for a forever-fixed mortgage if you can (09 ... Show More

In the American West, grizzly bears are spreading—and fights over protecting them under the Endangered Species Act test the frontiers between science and politics. Vaping is tremendous business in Britain, but the largely unregulated industry is now, curiously, asking for more ov ... Show More

Dozens of air strikes in Iraq, Syria and Yemen were designed to show American resolve without themselves provoking a deeper conflict. We ask what happens next. Philanthropists are increasingly doing things differently: handing over the cash and getting out of the way (11:01). And ... Show More

A selection of three essential articles read aloud from the latest issue of The Economist. This week, how to win a long war in Ukraine, what Asia’s economic revolution means for the world (11:05) and why a disgraced comedian is the symbol of a cruel, misogynistic and politically ... Show More

Sign up for Economist Podcasts+ now and get 50% off your subscription with our limited time offer* A selection of three essential articles read aloud from the latest issue of The Economist. This week, the search for the antidote to ageing, why a bigger EU is a better EU (11:30), ... Show More