Những podcast Economic Update hay nhất (2024)

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Mandatory climate reporting in 2025 – the what, the why, and so what? 9:40

2d ago9:40

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In 2025, mandatory climate reporting will be introduced and phased in over three years, impacting approximately 4,000 – 5,000 of the largest entities in Australia. In this episode, Commonwealth Bank’s sustainability economist, John Oh, sit down with Dennis Voznesenski to breakdown what climate reporting is, why mandatory climate reporting is being …

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The US Capitalist Class and the Election 30:48

2d ago30:48

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In this week’s episode of Economic Update, Professor Wolff discusses how US foreign aid serves the interests of corporations and their profits. We highlight how San Juan County in Washington state handled its fiscal crisis by cutting its employees' work week to 32 hours. We update you on workers of Wells Fargo Bank who are currently conducting a un…

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Economic Update: The Dangers and Opportunities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) 29:00

6d ago29:00

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On this week’s episode of Economic Update, Professor Wolff discusses how major pharmaceutical companies (CVS, United Healthcare, Cigna) are complicit in the opioid crisis in the United States. We highlight a successful food co-op in Minneapolis and explain the inauthenticity of mainstream discourse on the US economy. Finally an interview with Richa…

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The U.S. Election and Trump 2.0 in Historical Perspective [November 2024] 1:17:48

8d ago1:17:48

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The U.S. Election and Trump 2.0 in Historical Perspective Topics Include: The overdetermination of the vote The new government Persistent problems of a declining empire Co-sponsored by Democracy at Work and Left Forum Special messages to our audience: Please help sponsor Global Capitalism by becoming a monthly donor to Democracy at Work. Go to our …

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Global economy enters 2025 under cloud of uncertainty 13:53

3d ago13:53

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Kristina Clifton and Joseph Capurso discuss the outlook for the major economies in 2025, and expectations for central bank interest rates. Disclaimer: Important Information This podcast is approved and distributed by Global Economic & Markets Research (“GEMR”), a business division of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia ABN 48 123 123 124 AFSL 234945…

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Tax cuts and tax hikes: Make America Uncompetitive Again? 13:32

4d ago13:32

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It’s been three weeks since the re-election of President Donald Trump. Two key proposed taxation policies have been increased tariffs and increased tax cuts for businesses and consumers that will be likely be implemented in 2025 and 2026, respectively. To put all of this into context, Joseph Capurso, Head of International and Sustainable Economics,…

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FX Weekly - Updates from the US Federal Reserve and Reserve Bank of New Zealand will be important for currencies this week. 7:44

5d ago7:44

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In this week’s episode Kristina Clifton and Joseph Capurso discuss the top influences on currency markets this week including the Federal Reserve’s meeting minutes, the US PCE deflator, the Australian October CPI and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s interest rate decision. Disclaimer: Important Information This podcast is approved and distributed …

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Economics Weekly: RBA Minutes a puzzle and monthly CPI preview 10:42

5d ago10:42

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Belinda Allen and Stephen Wu reflect on last week’s RBA Board meeting minutes which created some confusion over the interest rate outlook. In particular the minutes noted the RBA is forward looking but at the same time noting they need to see more than one ‘good CPI print (CPI is a lagging indicator). They also preview the October monthly CPI where…

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How could President Trump and tariffs impact the Australian economy? 9:41

8d ago9:41

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In a special podcast episode Belinda Allen and Stephen Wu deep dive into how the Australian economy could be impacted by a potential escalation in a trade war. In short the direct impact from US tariffs should be limited, but the indirect impact from a slowdown in China could be larger. While there remains uncertainty over the timing, size and dura…

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The Dangers and Opportunities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) with RJ Eskow 29:51

10d ago29:51

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On this week’s episode of Economic Update, Professor Wolff discusses how major pharmaceutical companies (CVS, United Healthcare, Cigna) are complicit in the opioid crisis in the United States. We highlight a successful food co-op in Minneapolis and explain the inauthenticity of mainstream discourse on the US economy. Finally an interview with Richa…

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FX Weekly – FX intervention in Japan getting closer 6:10

12d ago6:10

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In this week’s podcast, Kristina Clifton and Carol Kong discuss the ongoing capital flows into US dollar assets, the UK CPI and the possibility of FX intervention in Japan. Disclaimer: Important Information This podcast is approved and distributed by Global Economic & Markets Research (“GEMR”), a business division of the Commonwealth Bank of Austra…

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Economics Weekly: Labour and wages data create a puzzle 17:34

12d ago17:34

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Stephen Wu and Belinda Allen deep dive into last week’s labour market and wages data. Softer wages growth but an unchanged unemployment rate hints there is more capacity in the labour market then the data suggests. This week is quiet with some RBA speeches and the Minutes out. ------ DISCLAIMER ------ Before listening to this podcast, you are advis…

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Economic Update: The Global Movement for Cooperatives: 29:00

13d ago29:00

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On this week’s episode of Economic Update, Professor Wolff discusses U.S. Universities and Politicians' repression of student protesters, the continued global demands of indigenous people for liberation from colonialism's legacies, and Harvard's corporate administration sacrificing its students' and faculty's freedom of expression to pander to some…

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The Global Movement for Cooperatives with Jerome N. Warren 31:04

17d ago31:04

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On this week’s episode of Economic Update, Professor Wolff discusses U.S. Universities and Politicians' repression of student protesters, the continued global demands of indigenous people for liberation from colonialism's legacies, and Harvard's corporate administration sacrificing its students' and faculty's freedom of expression to pander to some…

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CommBank Household Spending Insights October 2024 11:09

18d ago11:09

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The CommBank HSI rose by 0.8% in October on stronger spending on Household goods, Recreation and Communications & Digital. Spending has been choppy in recent months with Utilities spend lower on rebates. Chief Economist, Stephen Halmarick and Belinda Allen, Senior Economist discuss the key insights from the series and what it means for the RBA. ---…

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FX Weekly - US election news can still drive currency markets 10:44

19d ago10:44

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Kristina Clifton and Joseph Capurso talk about the key influences impacting on currencies this week including continued news on the US election, Chinese economic stimulus news and Australian and UK labour market data. Disclaimer: Important Information This podcast is approved and distributed by Global Economic & Markets Research (“GEMR”), a busines…

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Economics Weekly – Will Trump’s win impact the Australian Economy? + RBA on hold ahead of key labour market data 12:58

19d ago12:58

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In this week’s Podcast, Senior Economist Belinda Allen and Economist Harry Ottley from the Aussie economics team break down a wild week in world politics, markets, and the local economic news flow. They discuss if we have changed our view on the Australian economy based on the US election result, as well as the RBA Board’s decision to leave the cas…

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Economic Update: The Economics of US Labor Struggles and Gaza 29:00

20d ago29:00

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In this week’s episode of Economic Update, Professor Wolff discusses the economic repercussions of Western sanctions and how the retaliations they provoke. We then turn to the latest labor strikes and wage & benefit gains achieved by unions at Boeing and East Coast dock workers. We highlight China's dominance of the global energy markets; and U.S. …

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The Economics of US Labor Struggles and Gaza 29:34

24d ago29:34

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In this week’s episode of Economic Update, Professor Wolff discusses the economic repercussions of Western sanctions and how the retaliations they provoke. We then turn to the latest labor strikes and wage & benefit gains achieved by unions at Boeing and East Coast dock workers. We highlight China's dominance of the global energy markets; and U.S. …

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FX Weekly - US election will drive currency markets this week 8:59

26d ago8:59

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In this week’s episode we discuss the key drivers of the Australian dollar this week including the US election, RBA and Federal Reserve interest rate announcements, and the expected Chinese economic stimulus announcement. Disclaimer: Important Information This podcast is approved and distributed by Global Economic & Markets Research (“GEMR”), a bus…

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Economic Weekly: Inflation not falling quickly enough for a rate cut this year 17:37

26d ago17:37

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All eyes were on the Q3 24 CPI data last week. While inflation continues to moderate, the disinflation process is not occurring quickly enough to warrant a rate cut by year end. As a result, we have shifted our base case and now expect the first interest rate cut to arrive in February next year. In this week’s podcast, Head of Australian Economics,…

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Economic Update: The Missing Economics of the 2024 US Presidential Election 29:00

27d ago29:00

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On this week’s episode of Economic Update, with the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election only 8 days away, Professor Richard Wolff explores the shared refusal of both major candidates and their parties to face and debate solutions to the grave problems facing US capitalism in 2024: (1) inequality, (2) instability and (3) a declining empire. Instead, we …

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The Missing Economics of the 2024 US Presidential Election 29:54

1M ago29:54

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On this week’s episode of Economic Update, with the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election 8 days away, Professor Richard Wolff explores the shared refusal of both major candidates and their parties to face and debate solutions to the major problems facing US capitalism in 2024: (1) Inequality, (2) instability and (3) a declining empire. Instead we are wi…

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FX Weekly – Key economic data in Australia and the US to drive currencies, more volatility ahead for the Japanese yen 9:26

1M ago9:26

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In this episode, Carol Kong and Kristina Clifton talk through the key economic data in Australia and the US that can drive currencies this week. They also discuss their expectations for the Japanese yen given the Bank of Japan’s policy meeting and political uncertainty. Disclaimer: Important Information This podcast is approved and distributed by G…

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Economics Weekly: All eyes on CPI and spend data 15:29

1M ago15:29

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After a quiet weekly locally the data flow ramps up with the release of the important September quarter inflation figures. Senior Economists Belinda Allen and Stephen Wu deep dive in the expectations for the Q3 24 CPI and what it means for the RBA. Retail trade data and the ABS HSI measure is released for September and can partially settle the deba…

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Economic Update: Puerto Rico Crises and Left Political Unity 29:00

1M ago29:00

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This week's Economic Updates focuses on CA Gov Newsom signs law banning "legacy and donor" favoritism in private college admissions to foster a "merit system," as well as analyzes the Milei regime in Argentina imposing austerity on Argentina: masses suffer to pay off debts that enriched the few in classic ways. Interview with economics Professor Ia…

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Economic Update: Flint: The Water Crisis Persists 29:00

1M ago29:00

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On this week’s episode of Economic Update, Professor Richard Wolff discusses how FED Chair Jerome Powell admits capitalism's intrinsic instability, a Tennessee plastic plant won't let workers leave before storm Helene hits, we examine new drugs for obesity (Ozempic and Wegovy) which highlights the failures of for-profit medical care. Finally, we in…

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Episode 13- Economy bites 8:47

1M ago8:47

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Welcome to episode 13 of Economy Bites. In this episode we are joined by Jing Teow, PwC Middle East's Director of Economics. This month Jing explores the factors driving the current muted response in the oil market, highlights the GCC’s expanding trade agenda and the diversification of trade relations beyond the traditional partners. Jing concludes…

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FX Weekly - US election getting closer, Bank of Canada could deliver a large cut this week 9:30

1M ago9:30

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Kristina Clifton and Joseph Capurso discuss the top three influences impacting currency markets including the upcoming US election, interest rate differentials which have moved in favour of the Australian dollar, and the Bank of Canada’s interest rate decision this week. Disclaimer: Important Information This podcast is approved and distributed by …

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