Podcast•Mar 6, 2026•13 min
Stocks Slide After Weak February Jobs Report
The episode breaks down the surprisingly weak February jobs report, which showed a loss of 92,000 jobs and a rise in unemployment to 4.4%, highlighting sectoral declines in health care, construction, manufacturing, and hospitality. WSJ economics reporter Justin Layhart explains how immigration limits and volatile labor data affect job growth expectations and the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook, suggesting the possibility of rate cuts later in the year. The discussion also touches on the broader market fallout, with stocks sliding amid rising oil prices due to the Middle East conflict, and includes political updates such as Trump’s nomination of Mark Wayne Mullen for DHS and his hard‑line stance on immigration and Iran.
By WSJ What’s News
Podcast•Mar 6, 2026•34 min
Global LPG Conversations: Middle East War Hits Global LPG Markets
The episode examines the immediate impact of the Middle East war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz on global LPG markets, focusing on sharp price spikes in Asia's forward curve, especially the August Faris Index, which jumped 24%...
By Metals Movers (Argus series within Argus Media feed)
Podcast•Mar 6, 2026•0 min
Beef Market Update: Cattle Price Yo-Yos, Herd Numbers Climb, and Volatility Shakes Futures Markets
In this Beef Market Update, Anne Wasco of Gateway Livestock Exchange breaks down recent volatility in U.S. cattle futures, noting lower live cattle prices and packer margin pressures that have led to reduced slaughter rates and higher wholesale cutout prices....
By RealAg Radio – RealAgriculture
Podcast•Mar 6, 2026•6 min
Lawmakers Warn Student Loan Oversight Is Slipping
Senators Elizabeth Warren and Jeff Merkley allege that the U.S. Department of Education is obstructing congressional oversight of federal student loan servicers by withholding key performance metrics such as call wait times and borrower satisfaction. Historically, the department published detailed...
By The College Investor Audio Show
Podcast•Mar 6, 2026•51 min
Masters of the Muniverse: MMA Founder Doe on Prediction Markets
In this inaugural Bloomberg Intelligence FIC podcast, municipal market veteran Tom Doe discusses the emerging role of prediction markets—platforms like Polymarket and CalSHE—in providing real‑time sentiment and risk data for municipal bonds. He explains how these markets could address shortcomings...
By FICC Focus
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Podcast•Mar 6, 2026•52 min
ASML: Competing with Moore’s Law - [Business Breakdowns, REPLAY]
In this episode Matt Russell and Bailey Gifford portfolio manager Tom Walsh dissect ASML’s rise from a struggling Philips spin‑out to the unrivaled supplier of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines that power today’s AI‑driven semiconductor manufacturing. They explain the fundamentals...
By Business Breakdowns (Colossus)
Podcast•Mar 6, 2026•1h 32m
Listeners Are Back Pitching Their Top Mining Stocks
In this episode the hosts reopen their listener‑driven stock‑pitch format, giving retail investors a platform to recommend junior mining companies. Two pitches dominate the discussion: Auric Mining (AWJ), a cash‑generating gold producer in Western Australia with a low market cap...
By Money of Mine
Podcast•Mar 6, 2026•25 min
Starwood’s Pollack: Insurance Capital and Cloud Investments to Shape Firm's RE Growth
In this episode, Starwood Capital Group President Jonathan Pollack discusses his first year overseeing operations, emphasizing a strategic shift toward deeper partnerships with insurance capital and a rapid expansion of the firm’s data‑center platform driven by AI and cloud computing....
By The PERE Podcast
Podcast•Mar 6, 2026•40 min
War in Iran, Healthcare Resurgence & Isa Changes: The Companies and Markets Show
The episode examines the fallout from the US‑Israel strike on Iran, with Mike Ferhey explaining how disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on LNG facilities are driving sharp spikes in oil and gas prices, pressuring European energy markets,...
By The Companies and Markets Show (Investors’ Chronicle)
Podcast•Mar 6, 2026•51 min
TWIFO 487: An Explosive Week in Energy, Equity, Crypto and More
In this episode of This Week in Futures Options, host Mark Longo and CME Group chief economist Eric Norland dissect a volatile week across energy, equity, and crypto markets. They highlight heating oil, crude oil, and natural gas as the...
By This Week in Futures Options (TWIFO)
Podcast•Mar 5, 2026•31 min
Metal Movers: Inside the Global Tungsten Squeeze
The episode examines the sharp rise in global tungsten prices, tracing it from China's export controls to a deeper, structural supply shortage caused by aging mines, limited investment, and reduced output. Experts explain how the squeeze affects both Chinese domestic...
By Metals Movers (Argus series within Argus Media feed)
Podcast•Mar 5, 2026•51 min
The Most Curious Things Happening in Multifamily Innovation, with Sage Ventures' Moshe Crane
In this episode, host Edward Cohen and co‑host Zach Ahrens sit down with Moshe Crane, VP of Sage Ventures and author of the Curious Deal newsletter, to dissect the current state of multifamily real estate. Moshe explains how nuanced market...
By Tangent – Proptech
Podcast•Mar 5, 2026•7 min
86,000 Public Servants Stuck In 3-Year Loan Forgiveness Queue
The episode breaks down a federal report showing that over 86,000 public‑service borrowers are stuck in a three‑year backlog for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) buyback applications. It explains how the buyback process works, why the backlog is growing, and...
By The College Investor Audio Show
Podcast•Mar 5, 2026•1h
Derek Pilecki on Long/Short Financials Investing, Regional Banks, Non-Banks and Insurance | S08 E08
In this episode, Derek Pilecki of Gator Capital discusses why small‑cap and regional banks are deeply undervalued, trading well below historic 10‑14x PE ranges, and outlines his deep‑value, long/short strategy focused on financial services. He explains the lingering effects of...
By The Acquirers Podcast
Podcast•Mar 5, 2026•39 min
Italy's Carbon Reform and the ETS Decree
The episode examines Italy's controversial decree that seeks to shift EU ETS costs from gas‑fired power producers to consumers, aiming to lower wholesale electricity prices and boost industrial competitiveness. Guests Enza Tedesco and lawyer Lorenzo Parola explain the economic rationale,...
By Plugged In: the energy news podcast
Podcast•Mar 4, 2026•0 min
Corteva Agriscience Expert Warns 2026 Will Be Challenging, Urges Growers to Prioritize Pre-Emergence and Product Stewardship
Corteva Agriscience’s expert warns that 2026 will be a tough year for growers across all regions, emphasizing the need to invest in pre‑emergence weed control and robust product stewardship rather than cutting costs on cheap post‑emergence applications. He highlights how...
By Brownfield Ag News
Podcast•Mar 4, 2026•27 min
Climate Risk, Capital Pressure, and CRE’s Inflection Point with Thomas Mueller, President & CEO at Canada Green Building Council
In this episode, hosts Aaron Cameron and Adam Pawlik speak with Thomas Mueller, President & CEO of the Canada Green Building Council, about the evolving landscape of ESG and climate risk in Canadian commercial real estate. Mueller highlights the shift...
By Commercial Real Estate Podcast (First National)
Podcast•Mar 4, 2026•0 min
How to Profit From America’s Housing Shortage – Without Owning a House
In this episode of The Art of Passive Income, host Mark Podolsky and his fellow land investors discuss how to profit from America’s housing shortage by buying cheap raw land and using owner‑financing to generate passive income, without ever owning...
By The Land Geek
Podcast•Mar 4, 2026•22 min
Metals Movers: Stainless Insights with ISSDA’s President
In this episode Deepika Singh talks with Rajamani Krishnamurthy, President of the Indian Stainless Steel Development Association (ISDA), about the rapid expansion of India’s stainless‑steel sector and the structural challenges it faces. Krishnamurthy stresses that the biggest hurdle is the prevailing...
By Metals Movers (Argus series within Argus Media feed)
Podcast•Mar 4, 2026•28 min
Money Box Live: Student Loan Debate
Money Box Live examines the rising burden of UK student loans, breaking down how tuition and maintenance loans work and the differences between repayment plans, especially the newer Plan 5 versus the older Plan 2. Experts Tom Allingham and Graham Wright explain...
By BBC Radio 4 – Money Box (UK)
Podcast•Mar 4, 2026•0 min
Spring Fertilizer Supply Fears Grow as Iran War Chokes Key Shipping Route
In this episode, host Sean talks with Stonex analyst Josh Linville about the sudden disruption to global fertilizer markets caused by the U.S. military operation in Iran and the resulting closure of the Strait of Hormuz. They explain how the...
By RealAg Radio – RealAgriculture
Podcast•Mar 4, 2026•26 min
Allowance Vs. Commission: Two Dads Debate the Best Way to Teach Kids Money
In this episode of Front Row Dads, hosts Eric Farewell and founding member Dave Powders debate the merits of allowance versus commission-based money teaching for kids. Dave outlines his hybrid system: a regular allowance split into purpose‑specific jars (save‑to‑spend, wealth,...
By Front Row Dads
Podcast•Mar 4, 2026•0 min
Morning Market Brief
In this Morning Market Brief, Lars Fuller explains the S&P's rebound after a 2.5% drop, attributing it to U.S. actions securing oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, which lowered oil prices from $77 to the $74‑$75 range. He predicts...
By The Market Strategist
Podcast•Mar 4, 2026•40 min
Why Asia Is the Emerging Epicenter for Global Biopharmaceutical Progress
In this episode, Daniel Levine talks with Feng Nying Zhang, a partner at McKinsey Shanghai, about Asia’s rapid rise as a global hub for biopharmaceutical innovation, highlighted by a McKinsey report showing the region’s share of innovative drug pipelines jumping...
By The Bio Report
Podcast•Mar 4, 2026•22 min
How Back Leverage Is Revolutionizing European Real Estate Debt Markets
In this episode Stuart Watson talks with Reed Smith partner Josh Hughes and Knight Frank associate Jess Qureshi about back leverage – the practice of borrowing to fund existing debt – and its rapid rise in European real‑estate finance. They...
By The PERE Podcast
Podcast•Mar 4, 2026•24 min
Market View: Gold Rush, Oil Shock & Sea’s Surprise - Markets Brace for a New Volatility Cycle
In this episode, Michelle Martin and market analyst Ryan Huang dissect a volatile global backdrop, covering Asian equity declines, the earnings surge and share‑price drop of Singapore‑based Sea Ltd (Shopee), Singapore’s push to become a regional physical gold hub, and...
By Your Money with Michelle Martin (MONEY FM 89.3)
Podcast•Mar 4, 2026•34 min
No Bullsh*t Money with Andy Hart
In this episode of Meaningful Money, host Pete talks with long‑time friend and financial‑services veteran Andy Hart about his new book, *No BS Money Advice*. Andy explains that the book focuses on the individual's mindset and behavior rather than technical...
By Meaningful Money (UK)
Podcast•Mar 3, 2026•0 min
AMVAC Unveils New Rootworm Control Product at 2026 Commodity Classic
American Vanguard (AMVAC) highlighted its new Duro LQ product at the 2026 Commodity Classic, emphasizing its dual action against rootworms and nematodes. The company stressed its commitment to delivering proven, competitively priced solutions that boost farmer profitability, and noted that...
By Brownfield Ag News
Podcast•Mar 3, 2026•7 min
Wednesday: RBA's Bullock Says March Call 'Live'
The episode covers a sharp rise in oil prices amid Middle East tensions, its impact on global markets, and an upgraded Australian Q4 GDP forecast of 0.7% growth. ANZ economists discuss central banks' cautious stance on inflation, noting higher oil...
By 5 in 5 with ANZ
Podcast•Mar 3, 2026•14 min
MEBISODE: Even Berkshire Underperformed
In this episode the hosts use Warren Buffett’s retirement and Berkshire Hathaway’s historic performance as a lens to examine why even top‑tier investments can underperform for years. They focus on the Cambria Shareholder Yield ETF (SYLD), showing its long‑term outperformance...
By The Meb Faber Show
Podcast•Mar 3, 2026•1h 6m
Family Office Roundtable 2026 - $124 Trillion Wealth Transfer, AI, & Private Markets
In this Family Office Roundtable, Ron and Wendy discuss the massive $124 trillion wealth transfer from baby boomers to the next generation and how family offices are adapting. They focus on AI’s disruptive role, highlighting platforms like Opto that can filter...
By VC10X
Podcast•Mar 3, 2026•19 min
Risk Off as Market Ponders New Energy Crisis From Iran Conflict.
The episode analyzes how the escalating Iran‑Israel conflict is triggering a fresh energy crisis, especially in Europe, where gas spot prices have surged 70% and oil is trading above $80 per barrel. Hosts discuss market reactions: a brief rally in...
By Saxo Market Call
Podcast•Mar 3, 2026•12 min
What We Still Don't Know About Trump Accounts, Ep#295
In this episode Ryan Morrissey explains the newly introduced "Trump accounts" (530A accounts) designed to help children build wealth, detailing eligibility, contribution limits, and the $1,000 government seed fund for births between 2025‑2028. He walks through the still‑unclear aspects such...
By Retire With Ryan
Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•9 min
Tuesday: Gas Prices up 50% in Europe
The episode explains how Iranian drone strikes forced Qatar to shut the Ras Laffin LNG plant, sending European gas prices up 50% and oil up about 6%. ANZ analysts discuss market reactions, currency impacts, and the broader risk of the...
By 5 in 5 with ANZ
Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•25 min
The Debt Reckoning: Rodrigo Valdés and Era Dabla-Norris
In this IMF podcast, Directors Rodrigo Valdés and Deputy Era Dabla‑Norris discuss the surge in global debt, now approaching 100% of GDP, and the challenges of translating fiscal policy into politically viable actions. They explain how pandemic‑driven spending, prolonged low...
By IMF Podcasts
Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•1h 6m
Credit Crunch: IR+M’s Gubitosi on Corporates, Securitized Value
In this episode of Credit Crunch, Noel Hubert interviews Jim Gubitosi, co‑CIO of Income Research & Management, about the firm’s evolution from a modest $10 bn AUM boutique to a $130 bn fixed‑income specialist. Gubitosi recounts how the 2007‑08 financial crisis forced...
By FICC Focus
Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•29 min
03.02.26 Buy Now, Pay Later Aka Pay-In-4 / Ask Your Pharmacist
In this episode Clark Howard warns listeners about the dangers of Buy‑Now‑Pay‑Later (BNPL) schemes, especially the "pay‑in‑four" model that has spread from Australia to the U.S. He explains how the psychology of four easy installments can lead consumers to overspend,...
By The Clark Howard Podcast
Podcast•Mar 1, 2026•0 min
The AI Trade Is Global: Derek Yan on Dollar Weakness, EM Tech, and Hidden Concentration Risk
In this episode, host Melanie Schaefer and CraneShares senior investment strategist Derek Yan discuss how the concentration of U.S. mega‑cap stocks is driving investors to seek diversification in emerging markets (EM), especially as the dollar shows signs of weakening. Yan...
By The Lead‑Lag Report – Blog
Podcast•Mar 1, 2026•7 min
Week Ahead: Shockwaves From Iran
In this urgent episode of Reuters Morning Bid, hosts Carmel Crimmins and Amanda Cooper dissect the fallout from a wave of US and Israeli strikes that killed Iran’s supreme leader, sparking Iranian drone and missile retaliation. They highlight the immediate...
By Reuters Morning Bid
Podcast•Feb 28, 2026•14 min
Episode 416 Option Trading Podcast February 28, 2026
In Episode 416 of The Weekly Option, host Eric reviews last week's option trades—including a successful covered call on the 2X Long VIX Futures ETF, a cash‑secured put on Celas Life Sciences, a credit spread on First Majestic Silver, and...
By The Weekly Option
Podcast•Feb 28, 2026•6 min
Navient Borrower Compensation Payments Begin In 2026
The episode explains that Navient borrower compensation checks, funded by a $100 million settlement with the CFPB, will start arriving in early 2026 after a lawsuit alleging the servicer steered borrowers into costly forbearances instead of income‑driven repayment plans. Listeners learn...
By The College Investor Audio Show
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•12 min
European Rate Markets: Eurobonds, By-Elections and the Spring Statement
In this episode, Francis Diamond and Aditya Chaudhia discuss European rate markets, focusing on euro‑area bond issuance, German duration outlook, and UK political developments. They assess the limited near‑term impact of proposed EU defence‑related Eurobonds, maintaining a neutral stance on...
By At Any Rate
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•17 min
SAF Insights: Introducing Argus' SAF & HVO Fob Straits Assessments
In this episode, Argus’s Sarah and VP of Business Development Alfonso introduce the new FOB Strait of Malacca price assessments for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) in the Asia‑Pacific region. They explain why the assessments are...
By Metals Movers (Argus series within Argus Media feed)
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•25 min
Weight of Freight: Talking Tankers with Asyad’s CEO
In this episode, Argus's Way to Freight talks with Dr. Ibrahim Alnathiri, CEO of Asyad Shipping, about the company’s aggressive fleet renewal and expansion, including the recent purchase of three VLCCs and four other newbuilds. Alnathiri explains how a younger,...
By Metals Movers (Argus series within Argus Media feed)
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•38 min
Greenland’s Critical Raw Material Potential and China’s Current Interest in the Arctic
In this episode of Polar Geopolitics, host Eric Pagli discusses China's growing interest in the Arctic, focusing on Greenland's critical raw material potential, with insights from China specialist Gerhard Hegelund and Greenland mining expert Nick Bake‑Heilman. The conversation explores China's...
By Polar Geopolitics
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•28 min
Nvidia Dumps: A Big Signal or Just an Options Vol Crush? Also, a Rare Earth Rabbit Hole.
The episode dissected Nvidia's post‑earnings sell‑off, debating whether the drop reflects a broader warning about AI‑driven capex sustainability or simply a volatility crush from massive call‑option exposure ahead of expiration. Hosts highlighted divergent market moves, with large‑cap AI names falling...
By Saxo Market Call
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•54 min
Tariffs Fail to Knock Markets and Meta Strikes $60bn AI Chip Deal with AMD
The episode examines the fallout from recent US tariff moves, noting that despite uncertainty and mixed corporate news—such as Aston Martin’s job cuts—the FTSE 100 remains near record highs. It highlights the AI arms race, focusing on AMD’s $60 billion chip...
By AJ Bell Money & Markets
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•1h 8m
The Uranium Deal 10 Years in the Making (Brandon Munro)
In this episode, host Jonas interviews uranium expert Brandon Munro about Bannerman Resources' landmark deal with China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), which sees CNNC acquire a 43% stake in the Etango uranium project in Namibia. Munro explains the decade‑long journey,...
By Money of Mine
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•23 min
No More 'Easy Trades': REIT Take-Privates Could Slow in Reshaped Market
The episode examines the recent slowdown in REIT take‑private activity as market conditions improve, highlighting the $3.4 billion Affinius Capital acquisition of Varus Residential REIT as a benchmark. Guests Jonathan Brass, Sarah Marks, and Matthew Norris explain that higher valuations, abundant...
By The PERE Podcast
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•48 min
TWIFO 486: Widowmakers and Lethal Weapons
In this episode of This Week in Futures Options, host Mark Longo and guest Carly Garner discuss the week’s market movers, highlighting strong gains in precious metals like silver (+12.5%) and platinum (+8.78%) while noting declines in energy and agricultural...
By This Week in Futures Options (TWIFO)