Archie Hall
U.S. editor at The Economist who provides analysis of inflation, Federal Reserve policy and market reactions, drawing on reporting of U.S. economic and political developments.
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Jan 14, 2026 • 24min
Independence Jay? Inflation and attacks on the Fed
Archie Hall, U.S. editor at The Economist, delves into the intricate balancing act of the Federal Reserve amid political pressures and unyielding inflation rates. He highlights the potential risks of losing central-bank independence. Meanwhile, John Peet analyzes the lasting economic toll of Brexit, revealing resilience in the City despite investment setbacks. Catherine Nixey explores how self-help books mirror societal anxieties, advocating for 'unselfing' as a more effective remedy than traditional self-help advice.
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Feb 3, 2026 • 20min
Tug of Warsh: will the new chair politicise the Fed?
Archie Hall, US economics editor who decodes Kevin Warsh’s Fed nomination; Erin Connolly, Asia diplomatic editor reporting on Thailand’s youth-led parties and royal influence; Emma Irving, Hong Kong news editor highlighting the city’s iconic trams. They discuss the politics around the Fed pick, Thailand’s contested election dynamics and monarchy’s role, and how trams quietly sustain Hong Kong tourism.
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Feb 3, 2026 • 20min
Tug of Warsh: will the new chair politicise the Fed?
Archie Hall, US economics editor who decodes Fed appointments and policy. Erin Connolly, Asia diplomatic editor reporting on Thailand’s youth politics and monarchy. Emma Irving, Hong Kong news editor who tracks local transport and tourism. They discuss Kevin Warsh’s nomination and what it means for Fed independence and rate policy. They cover Thailand’s election dynamics and the monarchy’s influence. They highlight Hong Kong’s tram network’s role in tourism.
