S1E68 - Oh Mexico: Investor Interest and Presidential Elections | Current Account with Clay Lowery Podcast

To Be More or Not to Be North American: That is the Question: Mariana is joined by Luis de la Calle and Martin Castellanos to discuss the potential economic and policy implications of the June 2nd presidential elections and describe the optimism vis-a-vis Mexico among the investor community. by Mexico Matters

37 min listen

Entrevista al jefe de estudios economicos y financieros para Latinoamerica del Instituto de Finanzas Internacionales, Martin Castellano by UBS LatAm Access en español

29 min listen

S1E56 - Argentina Elections - Rage or Fear: Who Will Win?: with Kezia McKeague, Regional Director for Latin America, McLarty Associates by Current Account with Clay Lowery

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What Could A Biden Presidency and Divided Government Mean for Investors? Post-Election Views from PGIM Fixed Income: PGIM Fixed Income's Senior Portfolio Manager and All The Credit host Mike Collins welcomes two guests who possess unique insights into the U.S. political system. In this episode we hear from Nathan Sheets, PGIM Fixed Income's Chief... by All the Credit

39 min listen

Approaching Shutdown, Asian Flip-Flop: The fast approaching federal government shutdown is top of mind on this week's podcast. Mark and Cris consider how the shutdown may play out and the economic consequences. Two other colleagues, Steve Cochrane and Stefan Angrick, then join the conversation to assess the all important Chinese and Japanese economies. Are the economic fortunes of these two massive economies flip-flopping? by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics

88 min listen

Michael Swaine on the ‘China is not an enemy’ open letter by Sinica Podcast

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China's Path and Xi's Political Future: Expert Chris Johnson by Intelligence Matters

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Episode 73: Mexico's Presidential Elections, the Candidates, Continuity and the Binational Relation (Guest: Carlos Bravo Regidor): As Mexico's current presidential administration approaches its final days, key questions about the country’s future arise. Some of the critical challenges facing Mexico range from political to democratic principles, such as the growing poverty rate,... by Judy Ley Allen Mexico Centered

22 min listen

Complying with the USMCA is the New Priority: In this crossover episode with the newest CSIS podcast, Mexico Matters, host Mariana Campero speaks with Ken Smith, Mexico’s Chief USMCA negotiator and with the CSIS Trade Guys. by The Trade Guys

37 min listen

Complying with the USMCA is the New Priority: Mariana Campero speaks with Ken Smith, Mexico’s Chief USMCA negotiator and with the CSIS Trade Guys, Scott Miller and Bill Reinsch. by Mexico Matters

36 min listen

Implications of Xi Jinping's Hold on Power: Former Senior CIA China Analyst Chris Johnson by Intelligence Matters

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On Your Marks: Mariana speaks with Dr. Luis Rubio about his most recent book "On Your Marks." by Mexico Matters

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Christine McDaniel on the Russia Sanctions and Their Impact on Globalization and the Russian Economy: Christine McDaniel is a senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center where she focuses on trade and intellectual property rights issues. Christine previously held several positions in the US government, including deputy assistant secretary at the... by Macro Musings with David Beckworth

51 min listen

Gender Equity and Global Financial Inclusion: CSIS Americas Deputy Director, Maggie Seminario, guest hosts this week's Building the Future episode on Gender Equity and Financial Inclusion. by Building the Future: Freedom, Prosperity, and Foreign Policy with Dan Runde

27 min listen

Episode 9: The Power Structure and the Rules of the Game (Guest: Luis Rubio): Guest: Luis Rubio, nonresident fellow at the Baker Institute Mexico Center, the President of the Consejo Mexicano de Asuntos Internacionales (COMEXI) by Judy Ley Allen Mexico Centered

21 min listen

Demystifying China’s Economy: The Latest Data | Leland Miller: Leland Miller of China Beige Book discussed the current state of China's economy, based on fresh data from the world's largest private in-country data collection network tracking the Chinese marketplace. The data are gathered from thousands of firms... by NCUSCR Events

60 min listen

Inside China’s global propaganda machine – with Joshua Kurlantzick by World Review from the New Statesman

21 min listen

The Shortened Trading Week Wasn't Short on Records by What'd You Miss This Week

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A Keynesian Future: Zach Carter: "Keynes was trying to find a sort of policy glue that would help societies hang together." by Future Hindsight

33 min listen

Don’t Lose the Script by The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway

62 min listen

Rates, Rents, and Ramen: Michael Strain, resident scholar and the director of economic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) returns to the podcast to discuss the Fed’s big pivot towards rate cuts early next year and the resulting monster rally in stocks and bonds. The discussion then turns to what ails the collective psyche. Think rents and the price of ramen. by Moody's Talks - Inside Economics

77 min listen

Michael Pettis, Senior Fellow, Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy: Michael Pettis is no stranger to episodes of financial crisis. Trading through multiple Latin American debt crises in the 1980’s, the Southeast Asia currency debacle in 1997 and, in its aftermath, the capital flight that engulfed Brazil, Michael has developed a rigorous framework for the how and why of these disruption events. Central to his approach is Hyman Minsky’s focus on the balance sheet and the relationship between assets and liabilities both for individual entities and across the system. Driving financial fragility, in Michael’s rendering, is a specific type of mismatch in which the payments on the liability side are vulnerable to sharply increasing when conditions become less favorable. Our conversation considers these events in the context of China, a country that Michael moved to in 2002 and has become a renowned expert on. Seeing China on an unsustainable debt path as early as 2007, Michael arg by Alpha Exchange

53 min listen

Peter Mattis and Matthew Brazil, "Chinese Communist Espionage: An Intelligence Primer" (Naval Institute Press, 2019): An interview with Peter Mattis and Matthew Brazil by New Books in Political Science

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Peter Mattis and Matthew Brazil, "Chinese Communist Espionage: An Intelligence Primer" (Naval Institute Press, 2019): An interview with Peter Mattis and Matthew Brazil by New Books in Chinese Studies

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Surveillance: Fed's George Favors Two More Rate Hikes in 2018 by Bloomberg Surveillance

26 min listen

336 | The Realignment Live Part I: Matt Stoller, Julius Krein, Elbridge Colby, Jane Coaston, Yuval Levin, and Jason Willick: Last week, Marshall and Saagar hosted The Realignment Live! in Washington, DC. Today's episode features multiple sessions including American Economic Liberties Project's Matt Stoller and American Affairs' Julius Krein on whether the "realignment" is real, the Marathon Initiative's Elbridge Colby on the right's foreign policy debates after Ukraine, the New York Times' Jane Coaston on the dynamics driving America's political system, and the American Enterprise Institute's Yuval Levin and the Washington Post's Jason Willick on the right's relationship with democracy in the 2020s. by The Realignment

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WTH Happened at Silicon Valley Bank? with Mike Konczal: Silicon Valley Bank’s recent failure marked the second-largest bank failure in U.S. history and the largest since the 2008 financial crisis. The run on the bank sent shockwaves through the financial world. Nearly 94% of its total deposits were uninsured, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence data as of year-end 2022. The series of events leading to its demise have been described by some as the perfect storm. Was it the result of Trump-era rollbacks of Dodd-Frank regulations, increased rate hikes, insufficient risk management, or a combination of factors? Mike Konczal is director of macroeconomic analysis at the Roosevelt Institute, where he focuses on economics, inequality and the role of public power in a democracy. He’s also the author of the book “Freedom from the Market” and a co-author, with Joseph Stiglitz, of “Rewriting the Rules of the American Economy.” He joins WITHpod to break down what happened to SVB, FDIC inter by Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes Podcast

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Why Homeland Security Chief Faces Impeachment for Biden's Border Crisis by The Daily Signal Podcast

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An Immigration Midterms Check: Maria and Julio are joined by Camilo Montoya-Galvez, immigration reporter at CBS News. They dive deep into immigration policy in the United States and where the Biden administration stands on fulfilling campaign promises on immigration reform. by In The Thick

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Mark Calabria on Shelter from the Storm by The Great Antidote

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