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Elections, Volcanoes, Aeroplanes
South Africans are stranded and European airspace has essentially been closed, with massive economic implications. Iceland is the troublemaker again. Celia Walden, columnist at the Telegraph in the UK talks ash, aeroplanes and the leader’s debate. Is Nick Clegg a political dark horse?… »
The UK Election
Brown, Cameron, or Clegg? It’s important to us no matter how dull and over-hyped it may seem. Lindsay Williams chats to one of the UK’s most influential political journalists, Andrew Porter, the political editor of the UK’s Telegraph…. »
Banana skins
What can possibly upset the equity market apple cart? US Treasury yields? Greece? Find out with one of the world’s great financial journalists, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, in conversation with Lindsay… »
PIGS can’t fly: The EU in Crisis
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard from the Telegraph the UK gives a brutal summary of the folly that is the economies of Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece, and Spain. PIGS can’t fly, and for once it ain’t good to be a PIG in… »
Commodities: A grain of truth
Wheat has fallen 70% from its 2008 high, corn has tumbled, and Beans in the Teens is a distant memory. But surely this situation cannot prevail as the population of our fragile planet booms, climate changes, and cars gobble up biofuels. We chat to one of the WORLD’s finest journalists about the potential for a… »
Bernanke’s In For A Second Term: Good News? Or Not…..Part 2
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, International Business Editor of The Telegraph in London, continues his fascinating and expert analysis on the work of the world’s most powerful money… »
EXCLUSIVE: Ben Bernanke’s Back, But Is Barack Betting On The Right Horse? Part 1.
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, International Business Editor of The Telegraph in London, looks at the Fed chairman’s first term, warts and all, and sounds some dire warnings for all of our futures. Part 2 of this unmissable chat is… »
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