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13 Jan 25

RTHK The Close with Carolyn Wright & David Roche

RTHK The Close with my dear friend Carolyn Wright discussing: * The US Jobs blowout. What does it mean for the US Fed and longer term rates, And then there is the Michigan survey with sharply rising inflation expectations. * China exports booming ahead of tariffs but wha... Read More

07 Jan 25

RTHK - The Close

RTHK - The Close. A look forward at the coming year. What are the key factors that could drive markets up or down. Read More

06 Jan 25

The Micro-Podcast on Macro Matters

The Micro-Podcast on Macro Matters What data matters this week: EU PMI's; Caixin PMI's; The US Fed Minutes; and Friday's US Jobs Report. The Three Macro-economic and Four Geopolitical Causes of the Coming Bear Market. Read More

30 Dec 24

RTHK The Close with Carolyn Wright and David Roche

RTRHK The Close. The Legacy of Jimmy Carter. China's data - industrial profits and a look into the things to watch in 2025. Putin's game plan under the Baltic Sea. The surprises for 2025: reversal of Fed policy; The war to end all wars between Iran and Israel; Put... Read More

30 Dec 24

The Micro Podcast on Macro Matters.

Quantum Strategy - David Roche - The Micro Podcast on Macro! Sign on for Free Research Trial: https://www.QuantumStrategy.org Coming up his week: - The pulling forward of demand in China that will create gaps in demand later: Exports, Consumer Durables, Autos and... Read More

26 Dec 24

Fintech TV NY interview: David Roche: Syria and Oil Prices - why Crypto as a Russian Reserve Currency will hurt its reputation

Fintech TV NY interview on the impact of Syria on oil prices and the unlikely use of digital currency as a reserve currency except for illegal activity by disreputable states or idiotic leaders Read More

23 Dec 24

The Micro Podcast on Macro Matters

Quantum Strategy - David Roche: The Micro Podcast on Macro Matters. The 5 things that could go wrong or right next year. The data for this week Read More

19 Dec 24

CNBC Street Signs - Tanvir & I decode what the BoJ thinking is behind decision to stay on hold.

The BoJ chose to do nothing, On the one hand it is afraid to raise rates and then being surprised in a few months when tariffs create deflationary pressure so it has to reduce rates again. On the other hand, if it doesn't raise rates the yen weakens and imported inflation may s... Read More

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