Macro Voices

Marko Papic, Chief Strategist at Clocktower Group, discusses the investment implications of geopolitical developments and conflicts. Topics include Israel's military advantage, US-China supply chain dynamics, challenges of supply chain issues, and the increasing trend of uranium.

David Rosenberg, founder of Rosenberg Research, discusses his two strongest conviction trades: long duration and long gold. They also cover topics such as recession risk, bear market in stocks, and inflation outlook. Additionally, they explore the reversal of the bond bear market, potential opportunities in uranium, and analyze the oil and equity markets. The chapter concludes with a discussion on gold chart levels and an opportunity to hedge portfolios for potential market turmoil.

Financial expert and author Daniel Lacalle discusses recession risk, Eurozone weakness, inflation, monetary aggregate contraction, energy prices, and public sentiment towards nuclear energy in Europe on MacroVoices podcast.

Economist Lakshman Achuthan joins MacroVoices to discuss ECRI's leading indicators, growth and inflation, predictions of a hard landing, and the stickiness of inflation. They also analyze the impact of COVID-19 on the economy, explore the role of Ecry in navigating recessions, highlight concerns about crude oil inventories and market weakness, and discuss the current state of gold futures and its relationship with the weakening dollar.

Leigh Goehring, Co-Founder of Goehring & Rozencwaj, discusses the relationship between monetary policy and commodities investing. Topics include gold-backed digital currencies, the impact of monetary policy on commodity prices, predictions for gold and oil prices, and the role of commodity-related equities in investing.

On this week's episode, expert in oil and energy, Rory Johnston, joins hosts Erik Townsend and Patrick Ceresna to discuss predictions of supply shortfalls and the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve. They explore the impact of geopolitical escalation on global oil supply, analyzing factors like understated Iran production and strong Chinese demand. The podcast also delves into the potential consequences of Iran cutting oil supply to China, the historical usage of gasoline, and the latest update on crude oil inventory and production.

Commodities expert Ole S Hansen discusses the pause in the bull market for some commodities, the Iran-Israel conflict escalation risk, and the impact of weather on agricultural commodities. The podcast also examines backwardation in commodities trading, geopolitical risks in the global oil market, market themes and sectors, and the analysis of the US dollar, gold prices, bonds, uranium, and copper.

Lyn Alden, best-selling author, discusses her book 'Broken Money' and explores topics such as the rise of digital currency, the influence of financial technology on human rights, net international investment position, the global impact of energy, and investment strategy. The podcast also includes analysis of recent developments in crude oil markets and technical levels.

Guest Alex Gurevich, Honte investments fund manager, discusses the reasons behind the recent underperformance of the long duration trade. The podcast also explores the persistence of inflation, the challenges of transitioning to renewable energy, and geopolitical risks in Israel and the Gaza Strip.

Luke Gromen, Founder of Forest for the Trees, deconstructs the dollar-bond yield relationship and discusses the consequences of a rising dollar on US treasury markets, western sovereign debt markets, and US banks. The tension between China, Russia, and the United States is explored, with a focus on potential economic strategies to harm the US. The limitations of treasuries as a stable asset are analyzed, along with their alternatives. The relationship between treasury yields, stock market performance, and deficits is explained, while crude oil prices and gasoline demand are discussed, indicating a potential recession.