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The Big View

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Reuters Breakingviews columnists tap their best contacts to explore the biggest issues driving business and markets today. Every Tuesday, Global Editor Peter Thal Larsen and his team tackle a pressing question with a senior executive, financier, policymaker, or other expert. The Big View helps you understand what is going on, explore all sides of the argument, and think about what happens next. [F... more

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The year since the US president’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariff war has produced many surprises. In this episode of The Big View, Peter Thal Larsen and IMD Business School’s Simon Evenett discuss why dire forecasts fizzled, how China levies fell to 26%, an... more

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It’s easy to be glum about a continent grappling with US tariffs, cuts to aid, and climate change. Yet Joe Studwell, author of ‘How Africa Works’, says the conditions for development are in place. In this episode of The Big View, he tells Peter Thal ... more

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Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s new government can curb excess competition and speed industrial consolidation. On this episode of The Big View, Monex’s Jesper Koll tells Una Galani that borrowing will not rise, while higher interest rates will reshap... more

Big Tech is splurging around $700 bln on artificial intelligence investments this year, while others are braced for disruption. In this episode of The Big View, Peter Thal Larsen talks to Andrew Sheets, Morgan Stanley’s head of fixed income research,... more

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Joe Studwell
Journalist and academic, visiting senior fellow at the Overseas Development Institute
Overseas Development Institute
Episode: Why Africa’s growth prospects may be looking up
Jesper Koll
Global Ambassador for Monex Group Japan and former Managing Director for Equity Research at JP Morgan
Monex Group Japan
Episode: Why Japan’s revitalisation can overcome high debt
Andrew Sheets
Managing director and global head of fixed income research at Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley
Episode: How AI shockwaves ripple through financial markets
Eswar Prasad
Telani Senior Professor of Trade Policy at Cornell University and a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution.
Cornell University / Brookings Institution
Episode: Why the world economy will keep on fragmenting
Mel Sanderson
Non-executive director of American Rare Earths, co-chair of the Critical Minerals Institute
American Rare Earths
Episode: How to loosen China’s chokehold on rare earths
Ed Crooks
Vice Chair of Wood Mackenzie and host of Wood Mack's Energy Gang podcast
Wood Mackenzie
Episode: The murky economics and politics of Venezuelan oil
Seth Boro
Managing partner at Thoma Bravo
Thoma Bravo
Episode: Private equity’s not-quite return to normality
Reynolds Holding
Research scholar and editor-at-large at Columbia University Law School, author of Better Judgment
Columbia University Law School
Episode: Judges under siege administer poetic justice
Mike Bird
Wall Street Editor at The Economist and author of "The Land Trap: A New History of the World's Oldest Asset"
The Economist
Episode: The past and future fight about who owns the land

Host

Peter Thal Larsen
Host and Global Editor, leading discussions on pressing economic and political issues with various experts.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 78 ratings
  • Good content horrible sound quality

    The content is good but the production quality is soooo bad. Guest microphone quality is inconsistent, volume levels of the speakers are inconsistent and vary throughout the episode. Reuters daily news shows they know how to do sound production, they need to allocate resources here.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Kod33rd
    United States2 years ago
  • Probably, the best podcast on global politics and eceonomics

    Opposite its many counterparts, The Exchange isn’t overproduced nor does it feel tightly controlled by a large staff of producers. It’s simply in-debt interviews with some of the smartest, most interesting, and well-selected candidates regarding the given subjects.

    Listening to The Exchange isn’t pleasant because of smooth crossovers, jingles or trying-to-be smooth ambient music, but, merely, as it contains unparalleled content in a rough and direct manner; conversations between the right inter... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hans fra øst
    Denmark4 years ago
  • Reuters = Russia

    Reuters uses Russian wire service TASS for it’s source material???? And you don’t tell us what’s Russian-sourced? Not ok to spread propaganda, Reuters!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    BibliophileG
    United States4 years ago
  • Always informative interviews on the Exchange!

    Podcast Addict
    5
    HawkeyeMatt
    5 years ago
  • Relevant for our times

    Important and insightful conversation, so relevant for the times we live in and will live through over the coming months and years.

    Host asked the questions I was thinking yet kept the speaker in the spotlight (unlike so many others!).

    Well worth a listen. Looking forward to more like this

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Haans H
    United Kingdom6 years ago

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Some criticisms arise surrounding sourcing from specific news agencies, hinting at potential biases.
The majority express respect for the depth of analysis and timely topics covered.
Many find the podcast refreshingly direct and not overly polished, allowing for organic discussions on important topics.
Listeners appreciate the insightful content but mention concerns about sound quality.

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#241
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Donald Trump’s biggest trade shock is yet to come
Q: Can you explain what you meant by uncertainty by design remaining in place and how that influences corporate decisions?
Uncertainty is used deliberately to push companies toward a domestic footprint in the US, leveraging the prospect of future tariffs to incentivize investment while preserving flexibility in trade policy.
Donald Trump’s biggest trade shock is yet to come
Q: But when you look back on everything that's happened in world trade in that period, what is the biggest surprise for you?
The biggest surprise is how little things fell apart; the process has been slow and uneven, with tariffs announced and suspended in fits and starts, yet overall the system has not collapsed and adjustment is ongoing.
How AI shockwaves ripple through financial markets
Q: What potential risks should we be aware of as investors?
Among other risks, inflation data could affect investor sentiment and policy responses, challenging the current optimistic outlook.
How AI shockwaves ripple through financial markets
Q: How does political and geopolitical volatility play into markets?
Sheets mentions that, despite various global events, the markets have shown resilience and do not seem significantly influenced by them.
How AI shockwaves ripple through financial markets
Q: Can you just unpack the fiscal, monetary and regulatory policy easing happening globally?
Andrew Sheets explains that there's an unusual alignment of stimulative factors globally affecting monetary policy, especially in the U.S, Japan and Europe.

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Conversations focus on pressing economic and political issues impacting global markets and business today, featuring insights from senior executives, policymakers, and economists. The discussions tackle a wide array of topics, including monetary policy, globalization, the impact of technology on finance, and complex geopolitical dynamics. The podcast is characterized by its frank interviews and unfiltered conversations, often addressing controversial subjects in a direct manner. This approach is likely to appeal to listeners interested in in-depth analysis of international relations, market trends, and societal impacts of financial decisions.

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Recent guests on The Big View include:

1. Joe Studwell
2. Jesper Koll
3. Andrew Sheets
4. Eswar Prasad
5. Mel Sanderson
6. Ed Crooks
7. Seth Boro
8. Reynolds Holding

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