Here's Why
BloombergHere's Why: Where we explain one news story in just a few minutes with help from our experts at Bloomberg.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 258 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Business NewsNews | |||
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The war in the Middle East has roiled oil and gas markets. The unrest and price spikes are another argument for why renewable energy like solar and wind — produced at home and insulated from external tensions — is a more secure bet. But experts warn ... more
In times of geopolitical turmoil, investors look for somewhere safe to put their money. US President Donald Trump's trade war helped to fuel a record rally for gold in 2025, but the Iran war is pushing investors to shelter in different places. Joe We... more
After an initial shock, the Iran war is now moving into a more sustained campaign by the US, Israel and the Islamic Republic. The pace of strikes has raised questions about the firepower needed to continue the attacks, and maintain defenses across th... more
The United Arab Emirates’ twin hubs of Dubai and Abu Dhabi have transformed themselves into global financial centres built on a bedrock of safety, stability and proximity to deep pools of capital. Bloomberg's Abeer Abu Omar joins Stephen to explain w... more
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Mario Parker provided broad opinion on the affordability question without any information. So affordability is made up of costs, wages, and direction and rates of change. The rates of change of costs have decreased. This is seen in lower rents, lower commodities. The rate of change in wages have evened. The issue is interest rates impacts on mortgages and on higher unemployment rates. Those are federal reserve issues which we expect to lower at some point when the fed catches up. Please do bette... more
Apple Podcasts1Future-is-bright
United States4 months ago - Here’s why wind energy
Ok tell me why wind can’t be sustained by the market price of energy? If it can then it will be built, I assume they only exist because of the government subsidies.
It was said when they get up and running the “can give you free power” - I think that is likely an uninformed opinion. Do some homework Rachael, come with numbers. Learn about the maintenance and cradle to grave co2 for coal, oil, gas, wind, solar - then you’ll be ready for an interview.
One star today based on poor choice of subj... more
Apple Podcasts1Future-is-brightUnited States7 months ago - Well Done
Proud of this intelligent podcast
Apple Podcasts5Future-is-brightUnited States7 months ago - Sponsor ad comment
Really enjoy listening to your podcast over the last several years thank you. Some feedback about the PG&E ads where it claims PG&E is listening to its customers and has some guy saying “it’s fair” is a a bit galling and maybe reflect on your show or shows that you’re using it in. Just thought I would chime in and never comment on things but I imagine I’m not alone and thinking it’s sort of important taste. And like I said galling is the best word I could think to describe it.
Apple Podcasts5front dourUnited Statesa year ago - 2 mins of ads for 6 mins of mid content
Just another money-making scheme to cram more ads into an already redundant podcast that’s covered by other Bloomberg shows.
Apple Podcasts3John John Smith SmithUnited Statesa year ago
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This program delivers concise, expert-driven explanations of major financial, political, and economic stories. Across recent episodes, listeners are treated to sharp takes on topics like AI-driven borrowing and corporate debt, the geopolitical implications of tariffs and sanctions, shifts in currency dynamics, energy markets, and strategic geopolitics. Each episode typically features Bloomberg reporters and editors breaking down a single news item with context, data, and implications for markets, policy, and business strategy, often pairing fast-paced analysis with a spotlight on how headlines affect investors and decision-makers. A standout trait is the integration of high-level macro topics with practical implications for professionals, m... more
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1. Akshat Rathi
2. Becca Wasser
3. Abeer Abu Omar
4. Ben Sills
5. Emily Nicolle
6. Julian Lee
7. Jenni Marsh
8. Rachel Morison
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