James McIntyre

James McIntyre, Bloomberg economist on Australia/NZ policy. Paul Jackson, EcoGov analyst on Japan/Korea politics. Tommaso Ebhart, Milan bureau chief covering Milano Cortina 2026. Mandeep Singh, global tech research head on cloud and AI. They preview US jobs and tech earnings. They discuss Japan’s snap election and fiscal choices. They review Olympic readiness, infrastructure and climate risks.

Mike McGlone, a Senior Commodities Strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, shares insights on the volatile oil market and the implications of gold's recent rally. Kate Crader, Food Editor at Bloomberg Pursuits, discusses the evolving dining scene in London, highlighting both standout and struggling restaurants. Meanwhile, economist James McIntyre unpacks Australia’s inflation dynamics and how migration is unexpectedly boosting demand. Each guest provides a unique perspective on trends shaping economic and culinary landscapes.

James McIntyre, Bloomberg economist for Australia and New Zealand, on hotter-than-expected Australian inflation and RBA choices. Paul Jackson, EcoGov editor for Japan/Koreas, on the snap Japanese election and fiscal and defense stakes. Tommaso Ebhart, Milan bureau chief, on Milano Cortina 2026 logistics and economic boost. Michael McKee, international economics correspondent, on US labor data and Fed implications. Mandeep Singh, tech research head, on big tech earnings, cloud growth and chip dynamics.

James McIntyre, a Bloomberg economist with a focus on Australia and New Zealand, joins to discuss the intricacies of the Australian economy. He analyzes upcoming consumer price index data, highlighting how inflation trends will impact the Reserve Bank of Australia’s decisions. The conversation also covers high interest rates, unexpected job growth amid cooling property markets, and the economic interplay with China’s improving GDP. Insights into the U.S.-China trade relations add another layer to the economic landscape.

Mike McGlone, Senior Commodities Strategist, shares insights on gold's potential rally in 2026 and the pressures pushing crude oil lower, hinting at a deflationary trend. Kate Crader, Food Editor, discusses the evolving culinary landscape in Europe, highlighting the contrasting fortunes of London's restaurant scene. James McIntyre, an economist in Sydney, analyzes Australia's economic outlook, discussing the impacts of migration and AI on labor, while suggesting a cautious approach to interest rate hikes amid inflation surprises.

James McIntyre, a Bloomberg Economics correspondent, dives into the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate decision and its implications for the economy. Katie Gallagher, Australia's Finance Minister, discusses the pre-election budget and its impact on inflation. They explore the connection between U.S. job reports, NATO's geopolitical challenges, and the potential consequences of automobile tariffs. Additionally, they examine inflation management strategies in Australia and the broader effects of China's economic recovery.

Join Amanda Agati, Chief Investment Officer at PNC, as she discusses the surprising 9% growth in Q3 earnings and the importance of future revisions. Ivan Feinseth, from Tigris Capital, shares insights on big tech and the transformative impact of AI investments, naming Amazon and NVIDIA as frontrunners. Meanwhile, Dan Hansen analyzes the cautious stance of the Bank of England amid inflation concerns, while James McIntyre updates on Australia's inflation and economic pressures, hinting at cautious RBA policy changes ahead.

James McIntyre, Bloomberg economist on Australia/New Zealand, explains administered price effects and RBA tensions. Paul Jackson, EcoGov Japan/Korea analyst, breaks down the snap election, fiscal moves and defense shifts. Tommaso Ebhart, Milan bureau chief, reports on Milano Cortina readiness and climate risks. Michael McKee previews U.S. payrolls and labor trends. Mandeep Singh previews big tech earnings, cloud competition and AI-driven chip demand.

Mike McGlone, a Senior Commodities Strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, predicts a volatile commodity market and discusses gold's rally and oil's downtrend. Kate Crader, Bloomberg's Food Editor, explores culinary trends in Europe, highlighting the rise of experiential dining and upcoming restaurant openings. James McIntyre, an economist in Sydney, examines Australia's inflation outlook and the impact of migration on economic demand, suggesting the Reserve Bank may delay interest hikes as they monitor ongoing market changes.

Michael McKee, Bloomberg's International Economics and Policy correspondent, dives into the U.S. March Jobs Report, revealing insights about labor market trends and their impact on Fed policies. Rosalind Matheson, EMEA News Director, discusses the NATO meeting's significance amid global tensions and its implications for the US-EU relationship. James McIntyre, focused on Australia and New Zealand, analyzes the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate decision, emphasizing its effects on the economy and inflation amidst changing market dynamics.