
Rachel Evans
Bloomberg's managing editor for FX and rates, providing insights on UK market turmoil and the Bank of England's response.
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Jan 10, 2025 • 23min
Reeves’s Economic Plan On The Brink, LA Death Toll Expected To Rise & Trump’s Greenland Obsession
Rachel Evans, Bloomberg's managing editor for FX and rates, sheds light on the turmoil within the UK markets and the Bank of England's crucial decisions amidst rising borrowing costs. Meanwhile, Sana Vas discusses Donald Trump's controversial interest in Greenland and its effects on the territory's independence aspirations. The conversation explores how geopolitical dynamics and economic fluctuations are reshaping relationships, both domestically and internationally, revealing the unexpected significance of Greenland on the global stage.

Dec 12, 2024 • 17min
The Struggle for Reliable US Economy Data, Lagarde's Headache, & Europe's Solar Panels Get Hacked
Rachel Evans, Bloomberg's managing editor for FX and rates, dives into the reliability of US economic data and its global impact. She discusses how agencies struggle with funding while producing critical statistics that can sway trillion-dollar markets. Evans also highlights the rising cyber threats to Europe’s solar panel infrastructure, warning that even a single hack could jeopardize the entire electric grid. Additionally, she elaborates on the expected interest rate cuts from the European Central Bank and their implications amidst an economic slowdown.

Aug 16, 2024 • 8min
Here's Why the Carry Trade Will Carry On
Rachel Evans, Managing Editor for Foreign Exchange and Rates, unpacks the carry trade strategy, where investors borrow in one currency to invest in others. She discusses recent fluctuations in the Japanese yen and their potential effects on the market. The conversation also highlights the influence of global monetary shifts and geopolitical events on carry trading strategies. Evans connects past market crises to current dynamics, emphasizing how central bank policies and market sentiment continue to shape investor strategies today.