Jane Foley

Wendy Schiller, a political science professor at Brown University, shares insights on the current U.S. diplomatic stance, emphasizing economic leverage over traditional treaty methods. She also discusses how domestic politics are shifting focus away from foreign policy. Meanwhile, Jane Foley, head of FX strategy at Rabobank, analyzes the dollar's variable status, noting skepticism around the yen and arguing for the dollar's potential stability due to U.S. equity strength and global corporate investments.

Matt Miskin, Co-Chief Investment Strategist at John Hancock, shares key insights on market trends and investment strategies. Isaac Boltansky from BTIG analyzes the potential impacts of policy changes under President-elect Trump on financial markets. Jane Foley of Rabobank discusses the foreign exchange market's reaction to the new administration. They explore rising economic indicators, optimism amid uncertainty, and the implications of international relations on currency and trade, making for a highly informative discussion on the evolving economic landscape.

Jane Foley, Chief FX Strategist at RaboBank, dives into the effects of rate cuts on the dollar's performance and market dynamics. Jennifer Lawless, Professor at UVA, shares insights about the upcoming presidential debate, focusing on voter expectations. Mark Gurman, Bloomberg's Chief Tech Correspondent, reveals the latest details about Apple's new iPhone and its broader impact on the tech landscape. Together, they explore the intertwining of politics, currency fluctuations, and the tech industry's evolution.

Financial experts Francois Trahan, Jane Foley, and Nick Colas discuss varying viewpoints on Fed rate decisions, yen weakness, and the value of liberal arts education in financial writing.

Guests Ed Hyman, Lucas Shaw, Garrett Nelson, and Jane Foley discuss topics including inflation, interest rates, the labor market, the Hollywood entertainment industry, Tesla's stock slump, the non-Tesla EV market, challenges in Tesla's Cybertruck production, and the impacts of the Euro Yen exchange rate, ECB comments, and fiscal situation on markets.