Australia is well placed to make more out of the minerals it extracts to service the renewables industry, but we should be weary of moving too far up the value chain says the Grattan Institute's
Alison Reeve. shows.acast.com/morningcall/ep…?

Slowing growth and prices taking longer to slow. I ask NAB’s Rodrigo Catril if there is a looming stagflation danger for the US? podfollow.com/nab-morning-ca…

Is Israel losing the PR war – a claim made by Donald Trump recently? Hasan Alhasan(Hasan T. Alhasan حسن الحسن) from International Institute for Strategic Studies (@IISS_org) seems to agree, and fears a further escalation involving Hezbollah (don’t-shoot-the-messenger!) Listen in full:…

The idea that backing your currency with gold creates stability are completely wrong, says @profstevekeen on this week’s Debunking Economics podcast. We look at how it’ll go wrong for Zimbabwe’s new currency, the ZiG. podfollow.com/debunking-econ…

I'd like to announce I will be buying a new shirt in 2030. Possible some shoes. Given it's a week to announce things that are 6 years away. I would have mentioned it earlier but I wanted to see inflation was coming down first.

PMIs were weak in the US but a bit stronger for Europe. Meanwhile NAB’s Taylor Nugent talks us through what to expect in Australian CPI numbers today. And Tesla results clearly not as bad as markets had priced in. podfollow.com/nab-morning-ca…

This week Daniel Susskind argues we can have our cake and eat it. We can grow the economy and save the planet. He tells us how he thinks it could work in his new book 'Growth: A Reckoning. Listen in full: podfollow.com/the-why-curve

Equities rising again n AI hopes, whilst bonds settle down as markets accept rate cuts will be US-later, Europe/UK earlier. JBWere’s Sally Auld talks through the overmgiht action and looks ahead to today’s PMIs. podfollow.com/nab-morning-ca…

Geopolitics is taking back seat. NAB’s Ray Attrill talks about the focus on tech stocks early this week, after a strong reaction to Netflix forward guidance last week. podfollow.com/nab-morning-ca…

Things in Europe aren't as bad as you might think. On the NAB Weekend Edition Melanie Debono from Pantheon Macro highlights the opportunity for growth, and how many cuts to expect from the ECB this year. shows.acast.com/morningcall/ep…

Can we keep growing our economy forever? Is expanding GDP good for everyone, good for the planet? Daniel Susskind King's College London speaks to me and Phil Dobbie and sets out the case for continued growth, but with different priorities
whycurve.com/episode/a-grow…

Markets are back to worrying about delays in US rate cuts. NAB’s Ken Crompton talks through the return of rising bond yields, with one Fed speaker even suggesting a rate rise could be entertained. Plus, Netflix earnings. A lot of new subscribers. podfollow.com/nab-morning-ca…

This week Daniel Susskind argues we can have our cake and eat it. We can grow the economy and save the planet. He tells us how he thinks it could work in his new book 'Growth: A Reckoning. Listen in full: podfollow.com/the-why-curve

US inflation falls, but is it enough? Aussie employment today. And tough talk on China from Biden. All the detail with NAB’s Rodrigo Catril. podfollow.com/nab-morning-ca…

The American economy is doing better than most right now, but @profstevekeen thinks its an uphill battle to make America great again. Starting with revitalising a vertically integrated manufacturing sector. podfollow.com/debunking-econ…

The Fed is suggesting rate cuts will come later, whereas the BoE seems to be angling to move earlier. NAB’s Rodrigo Catril talks through the latest shifting goal posts from central banks. podfollow.com/nab-morning-ca…