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Podcasts:
# Economic Calendar Week 3 # China's Grand Tour: Is there any substance to Mr Li's European trip, or is it just hype? # Rising inflation haunts the emerging markets: Just how hot is it getting?
# Economic Calendar Week 2 # The Euro crisis takes no holidays: Can the currency union survive? # By popular demand: How much does politics really influence the global economy?
# Economic Calendar Week 52 # UBS Global Outlook: Where are the investment opportunities in 2011? # The new spending spree: Who are these hyperactive shoppers?
# Economic Calendar Week 51 # Switzerland the Strong in UBS Global Outlook: Will the confederation continue to thrive? # Russia and soccer's World Cup: How will Europe's giant play this opportunity?
# Economic Calendar Week 50 # New power means new responsibilities: How will China meet its growing challenges? # Frontier markets bloom: When and how should we invest in these fast-growing but risky markets?
# Economic Calendar Week 49 # Is the Irish bailout the end? Or perhaps, the end of the beginning? # Russia as a partner within a new European free trade zone: what are Putin's chances?
# Economic Calendar Week 48 # Innovation: We love our new gadgets but what's the bottom line for investors? # Irish reel: will a massive bailout revive the ailing Celtic Tiger?
# Economic Calendar Week 47 # China loves luxury goods: Are the Chinese overtaking Japan? # Missed opportunity: Was the G20 Summit in Seoul just another photo-op?
# Economic Calendar Week 46 # The Swiss economy bristles with strength: Just how strong is it, really? # The Eurozone braces up: Will the automatic crisis resolution mechanism bring stability?
# Switzerland: A paradise for the wealthy? # America: What can we expect after the mid-term elections?
# Economic Calendar Week 44 # The G20 and the crisis: Will the latest reforms really help? # The new 5-Year Plan: Can China's booming economy still be planned? # "Global Risk Watch": Can risks really be quantified?
# Economic Calendar Week 43 # Turbo-charging the US: can a second round of quantitative easing fire up the US economy? # Record-setter: how long can the new Gold Rush continue? # The new protectionism: whatever happened to the much-praised multilateralism that followed the crisis?
# Economic Calendar Week 41 # International Monetary policy: Is there a new Individualism? # Indebted governments: Are they all in the same boat? # Asymmetrical Pay-Off scenario: What do investors have to watch out for?
# Economic Calendar Week 40 # Germany's role in the Eurozone: Is our northern neighbor going from scapegoat to role model? # What's troubling the American economy? # A new asset class: has private equity become THE alternative investment?
# Economic Calendar Week 39 # Basel III: Can it protect the world from another financial crisis # Low interest rates: Where are the risks? # Cities around the world: where is living most expensive?
