Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchA Manufacturing Odyssey
Episode 51
In the first episode of a mini-series on global manufacturing, Gaurav and the team take a sweeping look at the sector’s evolution—from its roots in t…
1 year ago
Mind the (output) gap
Episode 50
Gaurav, Sarah, and Denise dive into the latest run of data out of ASEAN, where frontloading has helped prop up growth in the first half of the year. …
1 year ago
No Fiscal Free Lunch
Episode 49
Brittany Merollo joins the team to discuss France's ongoing political shake-up and the appointment of a new prime minister. They assess the implicati…
1 year ago
Sticky Rice and Shaky Trade
Episode 48
With frontloading fading and trade on shaky ground, Gaurav, Denise, and Stefan sift through Asia-Pacific’s latest export figures for signs of a slowd…
1 year ago
The 40% club
Episode 47
Gaurav, Kamil and Andrew return to discuss the latest news on the European economy. Kamil unpacks the latest trade and industrial production data and…
1 year, 1 month ago
Peace in Ukraine: A Nobel Effort
Episode 46
Andrew, Barbara, and Denise join Gaurav for an in-depth exploration of the multifaceted Russia-Ukraine conflict, including potential peace terms and …
1 year, 1 month ago
Compute is the New Oil
Episode 45
Gaurav and Andrew welcome Suren Vardanyan and Charlie Houston to the podcast to discuss the Middle East. The region remains relatively insulated from…
1 year, 1 month ago
Boiling the (Chocolate) Frog
Episode 44
Gaurav is joined by Stefan, Denise, Andrew, and Kamil for a bumper episode on the global fallout from the latest wave U.S. tariffs and deals. The tea…
1 year, 1 month ago
Struggling to Catch a Break
Episode 43
David Muir joins Gaurav and Andrew for another U.K. special. The U.K. increasingly appears to have done relatively well in recent trade negotiations …
1 year, 2 months ago
It’s Not Over Yet
Episode 42
Gaurav, Denise, and Stefan dissect the shock loss of the ruling LDP-Komeito coalition in Japan’s upper house elections. Cost-of-living woes and anti-…
1 year, 2 months ago