Dario Perkins

Dario Perkins, a macroeconomic expert at TS Lombard, and Freya Beamish, an analyst specializing in global economic conditions, dive into pressing financial questions. They discuss whether the U.S. is now 'uninvestable' amidst fears of a global recession. The duo highlights the impact of aggressive tariff policies on market sentiment and inflation dynamics. They also address the complexities of the labor market and advocate for shift towards safer investments in today's volatile environment.

Dario Perkins, MD of Global Macro at TS Lombard, returns to share his insights on the unique current economic cycle shaped by COVID-19. They discuss the misleading economic indicators and the unprecedented responses from central banks. Dario highlights why Modern Monetary Theory might be losing its relevance and provides investment strategies that balance risk amid market volatility. The dialogue covers trends in the copper market, the dynamics of the 'Mag 7' stocks, and the implications of global central bank movements.

Dario Perkins and Freya Beamish, both economists at TS Lombard, dive into the turbulent waters of today's financial markets. They discuss the impact of recent political events, especially Trump's influence on trading sentiments. Could a sudden stop in Chinese imports trigger a recession in the U.S.? They also explore the surprising correlation between equities and bonds and the ongoing resilience of the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency amidst rising geopolitical tensions. A whirlwind of insights awaits!

Dario Perkins, an economist, discusses the misdiagnosis of the global economy in 2023. They explore the shift higher in inflation, active industrial policy, and changing super cycle away from neoliberalism. These shifts point to greater volatility in inflation, a secular bear market in bonds, and a more positive outlook for value versus growth.

Dario Perkins and Freya Beamish, both economists at TS Lombard, dive deep into the shifting landscape of global economics. They discuss the looming recession risks and the rivalry between China and the U.S., raising intriguing questions about who will yield first. The duo also explores the impact of tariffs and corporate choices, signaling the importance of economic indicators like the 'Perkins rule.' As tensions escalate, they examine the future of dollar supremacy and the resilience of the private sector amidst evolving market dynamics.

Dario Perkins, central bank watcher and creator of the Perkins rule, discusses central bank insolvency, fiscal consequences of quantitative easing (QE), and the impact of Asian trade on Federal Reserve's decision. They also explore the long-term consequences of QE and delve into the factors driving the recent move in Bitcoin.

Dario Perkins and Alf discuss how Central Bankers have been lucky rather than skilled in managing inflation and labor markets. They explore the impact of supply chain disruptions on real incomes and vulnerabilities in labor markets. The podcast also examines the cautious approach of central banks and the disconnect between market sentiment and economic indicators.

Dario Perkins, an economist at TS Lombard, and Freya Beamish, also an economist at TS Lombard, dive deep into the effects of stock market fluctuations on potential recessions. They tackle pressing questions about whether market downturns can trigger economic slumps and discuss the Fed's ability to adjust rates amid tariffs. The duo examines how U.S. political dynamics may impact European economies, particularly Germany's stimulus on inflation and growth, while highlighting resilience among high-income earners in these turbulent times.

Guest Dario Perkins from TS Lombard discusses Brr-man Powell, USD inflation, Russia, and trading a Biden win. Topics include geopolitical tensions, interest rates, economic growth, and the impact of 3% inflation on the economy.

Global macro economist, Dario Perkins, joins the hosts to discuss a new supply shock in the Red Sea and its potential impact on freight rates and imported goods. They also explore the turbulence between Iran and Pakistan, the divergence in inflation trends between the dollar and euro, and the implications of China's manipulated GDP numbers on asset prices.