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Matthieu Favas

Finance correspondent at The Economist, analyzing the sale of oil and gas assets by major companies.

Top 5 podcasts with Matthieu Favas

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Mar 1, 2023 • 25min

The belt buckles up: China’s grand plan slims

Kerry in Richmond-Jones, a finance and economics writer for The Economist, and Mathieu Favas, the publication's finance correspondent, dive into China's Belt and Road Initiative, which is becoming more efficient but still ambitious. They discuss the shifting landscape of China's overseas lending and the potential risks for developing nations. The podcast also covers the unexpected success of 'The Chosen', a series about Jesus that resonates with audiences while reshaping Christian entertainment with innovative funding and relatable storytelling.
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Oct 25, 2023 • 45min

Babbage: How to avoid a battery shortage

Join Paul Markillie, Innovation editor at The Economist; Matthieu Favas, finance correspondent; and Anjani Trivedi, global business correspondent, as they tackle the pressing challenge of battery shortages for the green transition. They discuss the urgent need for improved battery technology, the importance of sourcing green metals, and potential alternatives like sodium-ion batteries. The conversation also covers recycling innovations, global supply chain dynamics, and the economic implications of sustainable practices, all crucial for powering a future that relies on renewable energy.
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Apr 4, 2022 • 21min

No-confidence interval: Pakistan’s embattled PM

Max Rodenbeck, South Asia bureau chief for The Economist, reveals the precarious position of Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan amid a looming no-confidence vote. He discusses military influence and the political turbulence faced by Khan. Mathieu Favas, finance correspondent, delves into the worldwide implications of sanctions on Russian oil, as India and China capitalize on market shifts. They also touch on changing ecosystems and their impact on animal populations, emphasizing the complex interrelationships within nature.
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Apr 4, 2022 • 21min

No-confidence interval: Pakistan’s embattled PM

Max Rodenbeck, the South Asia bureau chief for The Economist, discusses Prime Minister Imran Khan's fight against potential ouster amidst rising public dissatisfaction and military pressure. Meanwhile, finance correspondent Mathieu Favas dives into the global oil market, highlighting how sanctions on Russia have led to decreased demand and new buying patterns from India and China. They also touch on the surprising ecological impact of invasive earthworms on North America's soil health, showcasing nature's unexpected complexities.
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Feb 10, 2022 • 23min

Which way UP: India’s bellwether election

In a captivating discussion, Max Rodenbeck, The Economist's South Asia bureau chief, and Mathieu Favas, a finance correspondent, dive into the political landscape of Uttar Pradesh, spotlighting its implications for Prime Minister Modi's Hindu-national agenda ahead of the 2024 elections. They also unravel the complexities of fossil fuel divestment in light of climate activism and investor pressures, highlighting the paradox of oil companies selling off polluting assets. Finally, they analyze shifting global democracy trends, revealing both alarming declines and unexpected resilience in various regions.