In this week’s Bloomberg podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts discuss the findings and impact of their research:
S&P 500 Capitulation Signals Have Emerged, Hinting at Bottom -- Gina Martin Adams says there's growing evidence that a longer-term low may be forming.
Global Housing Market Is Slowing, Not Crashing -- Iwona Hovenko lays out why our analysts and economists see a slowdown in housing, and not a crash.
Sterling Structural Drivers in Charge and That's Very Bad News -- Audrey Childe-Freeman explains why sterling-dollar parity believers may have a go after all.
UK Rates at 5.5%? Think Mortgage Rates, House Prices, Loan Books -- Jonathan Tyce lays out the many implications of the surge in mortgage rates.
Climate-Focused Private Funds Power Through a Rough Summer -- Gaurav Patankar says private climate investments have a long growth runway.
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