<p>This week on CFTC Talks, we bring on Mike Englund, Chief Economist at Action Economics.  We discuss his outlook for GDP (+3.4% for next 2 quarters), capex, and when he thinks the next recession will begin.  Also, we dissect how corporate debt is going to be impacted by the higher US interest rates and the large amount of new US Treasury securities.</p>

This week on CFTC Talks, we bring on Mike Englund, Chief Economist at Action Economics. We discuss his outlook for GDP (+3.4% for next 2 quarters), capex, and when he thinks the next recession will begin. Also, we dissect how corporate debt is going to be impacted by the higher US interest rates and the large amount of new US Treasury securities.

<p>This week on CFTC Talks, we bring on Mike Englund, Chief Economist at Action Economics.&nbsp; We discuss his outlook for GDP (+3.4% for next 2 quarters), capex, and when he thinks the next recession will begin.&nbsp; Also, we dissect how corporate debt is going to be impacted by the higher US interest rates and the large amount of new US Treasury securities.</p>

CFTC Talks EP042: Mike Englund, Action Economics

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The purpose of CFTC Talks is to provide information about the commodity markets, futures trading and other information about conditions in this country and abroad that affect the markets. Our goal is to talk about and get information on all things impacting these markets. We're going to talk with a wide range of experts in the markets: government agencies and offices, exchanges and clearing houses, authors and researchers, and market participants. Please listen to the introductory podcast to get more information on why we're doing this and to listen to an important disclaimer about the podcast.

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CFTC Talks EP042: Mike Englund, Action Economics

CFTC Talks EP042: Mike Englund, Action Economics