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Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

Jack Farley
Federal Reserve
Stock Market
China
Interest Rates
Inflation
Oil Market
Recession
Labor Market
Interest Rate Cuts
Fiscal Policy
Chinese Economy
Real Estate
Foreign Investors
U.S. Dollar
US Economy
S&P 500
Political Uncertainty
People's Bank Of China
Private Equity
VIX

Jack Farley interviews the very best financial minds about macro, markets, and monetary matters. Follow Jack on Twitter @JackFarley96.

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Chief Economist at the CME Chicago Mercantile Exchange
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James Wang
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Corporate Finance Editor at the Financial Times
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Dan Krausz
Economic analyst and representative from Blue Door Asset Management
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Episode: The Fed Won’t Pop AI: It Will Save Housing | Blue Door’s Dan Krausz On The Three Neutral Rates, The Liquidity Waterfall, and Why Profits Rising While Employment Falters Is Not Bearish For The Stock Market
Satish Mansukhani
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Stephen Miran
Governor of the Federal Reserve, discussing monetary policy and rates.
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Episode: Fed Governor Miran: The Case For Big Rate Cuts | Miran on Deterioration in Labor Market, the Neutral Rate of Interest, and Fed Balance Sheet Policy
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Jack Farley
Host exploring macroeconomic trends and markets, interviewing key figures in finance.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 387 ratings
  • Joseph Wang Interview was excellent t

    From an information content standpoint, I would say the Joseph Wang interview was one of your best. Please have him on early and often. Learned a ton.

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    5
    Florida Fitness Buffs
    United States2 months ago
  • Goldilocks, Capex, and Private Credit

    Econ BA in 1975. Still interested and learning.

    Retired so sometimes I listen to these episodes 2x.

    You do a great job Jack! My favorite podcast now.

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    5
    Econ75
    United States2 months ago
  • Superb

    The podcasts offered in this channel are of exceptional quality. The channel is an attempt to understand today’s events by looking deeper into the working of the monetary system in the broadest sense. The guests are genuine experts, and they shine by being interviewed by the hosts who have an obvious knowledge of the financial system. Really well worth your time.

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    5
    maksmemdkdjd
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Great cast

    Must listen for people that follow finance

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bob-San Pedro, Ca
    United States2 months ago
  • Problem with recordings

    The last few episodes it sounds like the recoding is being sped up at times or quiet periods are being spliced out. This is making listening more difficult. Otherwise love your podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    jguat
    United States3 months ago

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The host is praised for his preparation and ability to ask thought-provoking questions that draw out expertise from guests.
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Q: What do you think about the four-year cycle?
Sam Gaer expresses cautious optimism about the four-year cycle's integrity, noting the strong institutional adoption and positive funding rates despite negative price action.
Beating Bitcoin at Scale with Directional Crypto Strategies | Sam Gaer of Monarq Asset Management
Q: So what is going on? Help us make sense of it.
Sam Gaer explains the events affecting the crypto market as a culmination of a perfect storm, citing major liquidations and issues with market liquidity.
China’s Involution Trap | Michael Pettis on China's Excess Savings, Industrial Overcapacity, and Exporting of Deflation
Q: And what is your optimal view if you were running global trade policy?
Tor resolve trade imbalances, tariffs would need to be properly implemented, but the best resolution would be restructuring the global trading system to eliminate persistent surpluses.
China’s Involution Trap | Michael Pettis on China's Excess Savings, Industrial Overcapacity, and Exporting of Deflation
Q: So how have the rest of the world been dealing with that imbalance?
The imbalance continues to grow with China running a trade surplus and the US trade deficit also increasing, despite attempts to implement tariffs.
The Lopsided Expansion | Aahan Menon on Why Long-Term Forecasts Don’t Make Money, And The Growing Divergence Between AI CapEx And Labor Market
Q: What do you believe is driving the bearish sentiment for the markets now?
The bearish sentiment is primarily related to the increasing dispersion in earnings growth, particularly reliant on tech, while the broader economic indicators show weakening momentum.

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A deep dive into financial markets and macroeconomic trends, this podcast features engaging interviews with leading finance experts. Topics often explored include the intersections of technology and investing, critical evaluations of market behavior, and in-depth discussions about monetary policy and its implications for the global economy. Unique guest insights, ranging from veteran economists to emerging voices in finance, ensure a multifaceted approach to understanding the complexities of today's financial landscape. Listeners can expect thought-provoking dialogue, clear explanations of intricate financial concepts, and a well-researched approach to contemporary economic issues.

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