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Jim O'Neill

Influential economist and former chief economist at Goldman Sachs. Best known for coining the term BRIC to describe emerging economies.

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Apr 17, 2025 • 41min

161. Trump Turmoil: Starmer Should Choose EU Over US

In this episode, Jim O’Neill, an influential economist and former chief economist at Goldman Sachs, shares his insights on the UK's trade priorities. He argues that securing a deal with the EU is crucial, overshadowing negotiations with the U.S. O'Neill also warns against severing ties with China, seeing collaboration as vital for global growth. Additionally, he discusses the need for ambitious investments in the UK to address regional disparities and bolster economic resilience in a changing global landscape.
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Nov 25, 2024 • 51min

115. Trump Could Kill The Dollar

Jim O’Neill, an influential economist known for coining the BRICS acronym, shares his insights on current global economic dynamics. He discusses the long-term significance of Reeves's budget and warns about Trump's potential threats to the dollar's reserve status. O’Neill also expresses concerns about the BRICS nations' cohesion and their evolving governance. The conversation touches on the impact of fiscal policy on the dollar, the challenges posed by political alliances, and the need for effective governance amid rising populism.
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Apr 14, 2025 • 43min

Tariffs Latest: Key Headlines and What It Means For Big Tech… Plus: FTC VS. Meta & A Big Banks Breakdown 04/14/25

Jim O'Neill, former U.K. Treasury Minister and ex-Chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, teams up with Roger Altman, Evercore founder and ex-deputy Treasury secretary, to dissect current economic trends. They discuss unfolding tariff exemptions on electronics and their repercussions for major tech players like Apple and NVIDIA. The duo also delves into Meta’s antitrust battle and its implications for Big Tech, while analyzing the precarious state of the dollar and banking sector amid looming recession fears.