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50 snips
Apr 27, 2025 • 42min

164. The Great British Energy Crisis

Jonathan Brearley, CEO of OFGEM and former climate strategy leader, dives into the UK’s energy crisis. He discusses why energy costs are soaring and whether the wealthy should pay more. The conversation highlights the push for renewable energy, pricing strategies, and the crucial role of nuclear power. Brearley also addresses the impact on small businesses and emphasizes the need for technological innovation to tackle affordability issues. The focus on energy self-sufficiency and customer support systems provides a glimpse into a resilient energy future.
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54 snips
Apr 23, 2025 • 33min

163. Trump Surrenders To China And The Fed

The podcast dives into Trump's surprising pivot on China trade tariffs and his newfound restraint regarding the Federal Reserve. The discussion highlights the tangled relationship between politics and monetary policy, revealing how market reactions ripple from these shifts. They also tackle the UK's economy, discussing gloomy growth forecasts and rising borrowing costs. With potential tax increases looming, the conversation showcases the resilience of entrepreneurs navigating these challenges.
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Apr 20, 2025 • 37min

162. The Health Gap: Fixing Inequality in the UK

Why do poor people in the South live longer than Northerners in similar deprivation? How do we fix health inequality? What can businesses do to help? Steph is joined by Sir Michael Marmot, professor of Epidemiology, to discuss why all policy decisions need to focus on health equity.Sign up to our newsletter to get more stories from the world of business and finance.Email: restismoney@gmail.comX: @TheRestIsMoneyInstagram: @TheRestIsMoneyTikTok: @RestIsMoneygoalhangerpodcasts.comVisit: monzo.com/therestismoneyAssistant Producer: India DunkleyProducer: Ross BuchananHead of Content: Tom WhiterExec Producers: Tony Pastor + Jack Davenport Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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45 snips
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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24 snips
Apr 16, 2025 • 41min

160. Trump Turmoil: The Latest Act Of Self-Harm

The hosts delve into Trump's latest trade moves, including tariffs on rare earth minerals and restrictions on Nvidia chips, raising concerns about self-harm to the U.S. economy. They explore the UK's challenging path to net zero and its impacts on local industries, questioning government investment strategies. The conversation also highlights the importance of supporting British innovation and investment, particularly in growing tech sectors, amid fears that outdated policies could hinder progress and competitiveness.
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27 snips
Apr 15, 2025 • 36min

159. Trump Turmoil: It’s The Hope That Kills You

The podcast dives into the chaotic world of Trump’s administration, exploring how his policies might actually be helping China and Europe while harming the U.S. Listeners will learn about the economic implications of tariff policies that initially create a spending boost but risk undermining confidence in the long run. With the looming threat of rising national debt and potential financial crises, the discussion also highlights surprising potential benefits of Trump's policies for global entrepreneurship and economic competitiveness.
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Apr 14, 2025 • 34min

158. Trump Turmoil: Starmer Takes Action

A major shift in the UK's industrial policy unfolds as the government nationalizes British Steel in response to economic pressures and Trump's tariff confusion. The discussion highlights the urgent need for a coherent strategy to support manufacturing and elevate living standards. Rising energy costs and an over-reliance on Chinese solar panels are examined, alongside how Trump's tariffs could potentially hike prices for American tech products like the iPhone. The complexities of international trade and the future of consumer electronics are also explored.
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Apr 11, 2025 • 41min

157. Trump Turmoil: Never Underestimate China

The podcast dives into the potential fallout of Trump's trade war with China, questioning if America may actually be the bigger loser. It explores the volatile bond market amidst these tensions and discusses the troubling implications of insider trading allegations linked to Trump's policies. Rumored tariff pauses create market whirlwinds, raising ethical concerns around the financial activities of a former president. Lastly, it examines China's retaliatory tariffs on US goods and how these escalating tensions threaten global economic stability.
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Apr 10, 2025 • 36min

156. Trump Turmoil: A Pause Won’t Stop Uncertainty

Unpacking Trump's pause on extreme tariffs reveals lingering uncertainties in U.S.-China trade relations. Discussion highlights how this trade war resembles a nuclear standoff, with potentially dire repercussions. Could the UK see cheaper prices amid these tensions? The podcast also dives into the ramifications for major drug companies and the distraction over critical economic issues, including layoffs in the health sector. It's a deep look into the intricate dance of international trade and political dynamics.
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11 snips
Apr 9, 2025 • 32min

155. Trump Turmoil: The Tariffs Kick In

Dive into the daunting world of trade tariffs, with an eye-popping 104% on goods from China! Explore how current tensions echo the 2008 financial crisis, prompting fears of dollar dumping by global investors. Discover the fraught relationship between political decisions and economic stability, especially the risks of unilateral trade actions. Plus, see how these policies ripple into everyday life, affecting supplies and inflation for all, especially retirees. A rollercoaster discussion on trade’s tighter grip on our wallets!

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