Entries for the ‘Podcast’ Category
Fri Jan 27, 2012 16:52 GMT |
After a volatile year and a seemingly robust start to 2012, Mark Schaltuper, Head of Europe Country Risk & Financial Markets, asked Business Monitor’s Commodities team what the outlook for commodities is for the remainder of the year. John Davies, Ed Coughlan and Ophelie Buchet share their views on the upside potential for the commodity… [Read more]

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Tags: agribusiness, agriculture, Base Metals, BHP, China, Commodities, corn, gold, hard landing, La Nina, liquidity, mining, Rio Tinto, soybean, sugar, trade restrictions
Posted in: Agribusiness, China, Commodities, General, Podcast
Mon Dec 12, 2011 15:43 GMT |
Towards the end of 2010 our global team identified nine key global themes for 2011, ranging from an intensification of the eurozone debt crisis to ‘all eyes on China’. With 2011 now coming to a close, Mark Schaltuper, BMI’s Head of Europe Country Risk is joined by Global Economic Strategist Tim Cooper to see how… [Read more]

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Tags: 2011 themes, 2012, China, developed states, emerging markets, Equities, eurozone crisis, interest rate, Political Risk, rebalancing, US
Posted in: Asia, China, Currencies, Eurozone, Financials, General, Podcast, Political Risk, US
Fri Nov 25, 2011 17:26 GMT |
Commodity prices have dramatically fallen out of their multi-year uptrends in recent months, as the global macroeconomic environment has deteriorated and risk aversion swept through markets. This week, Edward Coughlan, BMI’s Head of Mining Analysis is joined by John Davies, Head of Commodities Analysis, to discuss the outlook for commodity prices in 2012.
Tags: Commodities, gold prices, grain prices, oil prices, soft commodities
Posted in: Commodities, oil and gas, Podcast
Fri Nov 11, 2011 16:03 GMT |
The past fortnight has seen increased speculation that Israel could launch air strikes against Iran to prevent it from developing nuclear weapons. With the world economy already facing risks from the eurozone crisis and a possible ‘hard landing’ in China, a war with Iran would be the third big shock to the international system. Yoel… [Read more]

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Posted in: General, Geopolitics, Middle East, Podcast, Political Risk
Fri Nov 4, 2011 15:52 GMT |
The last week saw the eurozone rapidly spiral towards the brink of meltdown, days after it seemed as though a meaningful crisis response was upon us. Although the market response to rumours of a Greek referendum on its second bailout package proved premature, the risk of a ‘disorderly’ default for Greece is at its highest… [Read more]

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Posted in: Eurozone, Fixed Income, General, Podcast, Political Risk
Tue Oct 25, 2011 16:37 GMT |
Business Monitor’s Head of Africa Country Risk and Financial Markets Lisa Lewin shares her impressions after a recent trip to Nigeria and Ghana in late October.

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Posted in: Africa, General, infrastructure, oil and gas, Podcast, retail, telecoms
Fri Oct 7, 2011 15:17 GMT |
A recent trip to Cairo has confirmed many of Business Monitor’s core views on the short and long-term outlook for the Egyptian economy. Key concerns for many investors include the upcoming parliamentary elections, recurring strike activity, in addition to the security situation throughout the country. This week Mark Schaltuper, Head of Europe Country Risk &… [Read more]

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Tags: Cairo, Egypt, Egyptian pound, IMF, military, Parliamentary Election, Political Risk, political transition, security, social stability, strike, transition government, uncertainty
Posted in: General, Middle East, Podcast, Political Risk