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Podcasts:
Russia versus the West – will the new Cold War destabilize everything?
Emerging markets election fever in 2014 – how much upheaval can the markets withstand?
Economic Calendar Week 10 Spain getting up to speed – what brought the ratings upgrade? Russia after Sochi – can Putin also stage new growth?
Spain getting up to speed – what brought the ratings upgrade?
Russia after Sochi – can Putin also stage new growth?
Economic Calendar Week 9 Disappointing growth in Japan – where can momentum be found? Italy’s new contender – can Renzi finally launch some reforms?
Disappointing growth in Japan – where can momentum be found?
Italy’s new contender – can Renzi finally launch some reforms?
Economic Calendar Week 8 Focus on the dollar – time to re-evaluate the greenback? Resilient markets – who’s afraid of emerging market turbulence?
Focus on the dollar – time to re-evaluate the greenback?
Resilient markets – who’s afraid of emerging market turbulence?
Economic Calendar Week 7 Unemployment remains high – when will European job seekers find relief? Crisis in emerging markets – when will it reach the developed economies?
Unemployment remains high – when will European job seekers find relief?
Crisis in emerging markets – when will it reach the developed economies?
Emerging market currencies take a tumble – are we headed for another crisis? Uncertainty surrounding emerging market bonds – how much risk is appropriate?
