PODCAST: AI, shutdowns and shadow banks
Today on the show, Rob Armstrong and Katie Martin take on three things they’ve been thinking about: the markets’ complete lack of worry about a
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How Google Is Walking the AI Tightrope – WSJ
Liz Reid, the Google search boss, has a tough job. She’s going around trying to convince the public that artificial intelligence hasn’t killed Google’s golden
What Causes Inflation and Price Increases?
Inflation can be caused by various factors, including increased production costs associated with raw materials, labor, or market disruptions. Higher demand can also lead to
Why the Next CPI Report Is Important for Social Security Checks, Bonds and 401(k)s – WSJ
The Trump administration is recalling some furloughed workers to publish a key inflation report, showing just how critical the data is for a variety of
The most dangerous corner of a balance-sheet – The Economist
Debt suffers from a bad reputation. In almost every culture, lending and borrowing are maligned, with unflattering idioms common. Yet credit is the lifeblood of
Global Trade Growth to Slow Sharply Next Year, W.T.O. Says – The New York Times
The World Trade Organization on Tuesday forecast slower trade growth for next year because of the Trump administration’s sweeping global tariffs, but it said trade
The AI valuation bubble is now getting silly – The Guardian
It is easy, at the distance of a quarter of a century, to forget the full madness of the late-1990s dotcom bubble. The tech-heavy Nasdaq
Canada Unemployment Rate Holds at 7.1% in September – WSJ
Hiring in Canada was unexpectedly strong in September, steadying what has been a weak labor market and raising doubts as to whether the central bank
Bank deregulation set to unlock $2.6tn of Wall Street lending capacity – The Financial Times
US banks are set for an unprecedented easing of capital rules, which new research suggests could unlock $2.6tn in lending capacity and increase pressure on
Bank of England warns of growing risk that AI bubble could burst – The Guardian
The Bank of England has warned there is a growing risk of a “sudden correction” in global markets as it raised concerns about soaring valuations