038 | Falling off a savings cliff?

The UK is now looking for its seventh prime minister in 10 years after Keir Starmer’s resignation earlier this week. Interestingly, this week also marks 10 years since the Brexit vote, which roiled markets and divided forecasters. In this episode, Aria and Bob look at which proje ...  Show more

AI-related trade has already grown from USD1trn in 2014 to USD3.8trn as of 2025, equivalent to 15% of all global trade. In this episode, we look at how AI is reshaping global trade, concentrating global power, supply chains and dependencies. This content was generated by AI with ...  Show more

Follow On The Margin On Spotify: https://spoti.fi/46mn1n3 Follow On The Margin On Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3UsnTiM Follow Blockworks Macro On YouTube: https://bit.ly/3NKpujX __ This episode is taken from the weekly roundup edition of the On The Margin podcast hosted by Mi ...  Show more

Markets are basically on hold ahead of the US rate decision tomorrow. The oil rally, which has the potential to raise risks to inflation, has us on tenterhooks in a week dominated by central bank activity. Markus Allenspach, Head of Fixed Income Research, explains why fiscal p ...

Weekly Roundup of this week's top Economics stories.In this Episode:- Two Major Banks Warn of Disaster- Kamala to the left of Bernie Sanders- Evictions Soar as Americans Can't pay Rent- Canada's Worst Downturn in 40 Years- Debt Interest Eats 76% of Income TaxRead the full article ...  Show more

Investors are grappling with a flood of data this week. Yesterday’s releases from the US revealed a two-year high in the trade deficit, a slowdown in the labour market and a cautious outlook from the Fed’s Beige Book. However, there was some respite as US factory orders reboun ...