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The Currency Exchange - An FX Podcast by NatWest

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Donald Trump
Bank Of Japan
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U.S. Dollar
Mexico
US Elections
FX Markets
Interest Rates
China
Emerging Markets
US Economy
European Union

Keep up to date with the latest in FX markets with The Currency Exchange podcast. Each week, the NatWest Markets team of FX strategists – Eimear Daly, Brian Daingerfield, and Paul Robson – help investment professionals and corporate treasurers get to grips with the biggest themes & events moving global currency markets. Check back here regularly for new episodes and subscribe to The Currency Excha... more

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This week on Currency Exchange, Eimear Daly is joined by Paul Robson and Brian Daingerfield to assess a pivotal week for global central banks and currency markets. They unpack the Bank of England’s policy decision to hold the base rate, analyse the m... more

This week, Brian Daingerfield and Paul Robson take a whistle-stop tour of major currencies ahead of a flurry of central bank policy decisions next week.

Key takeaways

* Rising oil prices have become the primary driver of FX markets.

* Markets incre... more

This week, Brian Daingerfield and Paul Robson discuss yet more sterling outperformance. While UK rates continue to support the currency, the discussion focuses on politics and fiscal credibility as the dominant drivers for sterling over the coming mo... more

Markets may look calm, but beneath the surface FX risks are building. In this episode of The Currency Exchange, Brian Daingerfield and Paul Robson unpack sterling’s surprising resilience, the political and fiscal risks waiting in the autumn, why the ... more

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Recent Guests

Brian Daingerfield
US head of G10 FX Strategy
NatWest Markets
Episode: No silver bullet for doves
Brian Dangerfield
US head of G10 FX Strategy
NatWest Markets
Episode: Low conviction and high uncertainty: inside FX markets now
Aditya Sharma
Asia head of FX Strategy at NatWest
NatWest
Episode: Xi, Putin and pressures on Asia FX
Paul Robson
Co-head of G10FX Strategy
NatWest Markets
Episode: What's happening in the Middle East, and how are markets affected?
Ian Vanderhorn
U.S. Debt Structurist
NatWest
Episode: North American special
Alvaro Vivanco
Head of EMFX and ESG Strategy
NatWest
Episode: What's been happening in emerging markets? (18 October '24)
Scott Livingstone
Resident expert on international relations
NatWest
Episode: Middle East special
Joann Spadigam
E-rate strategist at NatWest
NatWest
Episode: Political extremes and market swings - 21 June '24
Kevin Cummins
Chief US economist
NatWest
Episode: Assessing the Fed's confidence

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Eimear Daly
Host of The Currency Exchange,NatWest Markets FX Podcast
Brian Daingerfield
Host of the Currency Exchange podcast

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No silver bullet for doves
Q: Brian, what were your takeaways from Warsh's first FOMC meeting as chair?
The meeting conveyed a hawkish tilt in the dot plot, but Warsh's press conference did not provide a definitive policy prescription, suggesting a cautious path where data would drive future decisions rather than a clear, one-line message.
Xi, Putin and pressures on Asia FX
Q: How did the Xi-Trump and Xi-Putin meetings compare in ceremony and rhetoric?
Both meetings featured similar ceremonial pomp, but the Xi-Putin summit did not escalate into new concrete energy commitments, suggesting China maintains a stable, measured approach to energy diplomacy while signaling a firm geopolitical stance.
The Year Ahead 2026: Beyond de-dollarisation
Q: Is it going to accelerate in 26?
There is a case for dollar reserve diversification to continue to accelerate, although the dollar remains a stronghold at over 50 percent of total allocated FX holdings.
The Year Ahead 2026: Beyond de-dollarisation
Q: What are the implications for hedging US asset exposure?
As the Fed cuts interest rates, hedging costs will fall, leading people to consider whether they should hedge their assets more aggressively due to the changing circumstances around US policy.
Our take on major global currencies
Q: What can we expect from the Federal Reserve's decision next week?
Brian indicated that the Fed is expected to deliver a rate cut and emphasized the difficulty in guiding without much economic data due to the government shutdown.

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This program centers on foreign exchange markets, with a strong emphasis on macro drivers, geopolitical risk, and central-bank policy. Episodes often feature NatWest Markets FX strategists and occasional external guests who provide market-color, tactical guidance, and region-specific insights. Core themes include how energy prices, Middle East tensions, and geopolitical developments influence currency moves, as well as how major economies (US, UK, Eurozone, Japan, and China) position their policy responses. A notable strength is the blend of in-depth macro analysis with practical implications for traders and corporate treasuries, making it useful for listeners who manage FX exposure, treasury decisions, or client-facing FX strategy. A recur... more

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