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Podcasts:
Student protests in Hong Kong – will the special status be rescinded?
Investing in the interests of nature – how worthwhile are "green bonds?"
Week 41 Interest rates appear to be untouchable – who will risk raising them first? China is missing its targets – what will get the growth engine back in gear?
Interest rates appear to be untouchable – who will risk raising them first?
China is missing its targets – what will get the growth engine back in gear?
Week 40 New impulses for the global economy – are G20 members acting in concert? Indebted for good – will the Greeks ever be able to break out?
New impulses for the global economy – are G20 members acting in concert?
Indebted for good – will the Greeks ever be able to break out?
Week 39 SNB in a tight spot – what type of intervention will help the Swiss franc? Brazil in an economic slump – what could change after the elections?
SNB in a tight spot – what type of intervention will help the Swiss franc?
Brazil in an economic slump – what could change after the elections?
Week 38 Leaving the pound behind – are the Scots on their way out? The world is in conflict – so why are oil prices so low?
Leaving the pound behind – are the Scots on their way out?
The world is in conflict – so why are oil prices so low?
Week 37 From inflation to deflation – what does Mario Draghi prescribe for Europe? So different and yet similar – do Japan and Europe have the same malady?
