In this podcast we discuss the amalgamation of supply risk factors from renewed strike fears in Australian LNG facilities to conflict in Middle East that sent European gas prices above 50 EUR/MWh. Amidst these developments, a move higher in US natural gas prices may be overlooked but since start of the month prompt contract is up 20%. The risk factors that we will discuss not only support the upside move in the prompt contract but also across much of the forward curve.
Speakers:Shikha Chaturvedi, Head of Global Natural Gas Strategy  
Otar Dgebuadze, Global Energy Strategy
This podcast was recorded on date. 
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J.P. Morgan hosted its annual Global Markets Conference in Paris on 15-17 May. Judging from the speaker comments and questions from the audience, participants at the conference appeared rather sanguine about the US and global economic outlook. In this podcast the Macro Research team discusses their key takeaways from the sessions and conversations with investors, which covered a range of topics including the prospects for US soft landing, potential divergence between the Fed and other central bank easing cycles, geopolitical risks and the market implications of the US elections. 
 
SpeakersLuis Oganes, Head of Global Macro Research Jay Barry, Co-head of US Rates StrategyFabio Bassi, Head of International Rates StrategyMeera Chandan, Co-head of FX StrategyJonny Goulden, Head of EM Fixed Income Strategy
 
This podcast was recorded on 21 May 2024.
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Key Macro Takeaways from J.P. Morgan’s Global Markets Conference in Paris

LME copper prices have surged nearly 30% year-to-date, jumping above $11,000/mt this morning with COMEX prices in the US still trading at a significant premium to the global LME benchmark. The massive widening of the COMEX/LME copper arb over the last week is more about positioning and inventory tightness in the US specifically and not reflective of a tight broader global refined copper market just yet. We remain structurally medium-term bullish on copper prices over the next two years as constrained mine supply is not going to alleviate quickly but current price levels are running well ahead of global refined market fundamentals at the moment. China’s refined market appears loose as demand is being deferred and delayed amid high copper prices while refined supply has stayed strong. A temporary correction in copper prices could be healthy to kick start Chinese demand and lay the groundwork for another eventual push even higher.
 
Speaker: Gregory Shearer
 
This podcast was recorded on 20 May 2024. 
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Global Commodities: Copper fireworks overshadow a looser-than-expected refined market in China

Arindam Sandilya, Ayako Fujita and Junya Tanase discuss the outlook for Japanese macro, BoJ policy and the Yen.
Speakers:Arindam Sandilya, Global FX StrategyAyako Fujita, Economic and Policy Research Junya Tanase, Japan Markets Research
This podcast was recorded on 17 May 2024. 
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Global FX and Economics: Significant Yen weakness from domestic policy trade-offs is a future risk

Srini Ramaswamy and Ipek Ozil discuss the dynamics of the upcoming Treasury futures roll cycle
Speakers:Srini Ramaswamy, Managing Director and Co-Head of US Rates Strategy Ipek Ozil, Executive Director, U.S. Fixed Income Derivatives Research
This podcast was recorded on 16 May 2024. 
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US Rates: The June-September Treasury futures roll

In lieu of our regular FX podcast, we present a joint webinar recorded earlier this week. Take a seat at the table as  Bruce Kasman, Ayako Fujita, Greg Fuzesi , Meera Chandan and Samantha Azzarello unpack potential policy divergence among global central banks, top macro themes and their impact on future policy rates and currencies.
 
SpeakersMeera Chandan, Global FX StrategyBruce Kasman, Global Head of Economic Research Ayako Fujita, Chief Japan EconomistGreg Fuzesi, Euro Area Economist  
Moderator: Samantha Azzarello, Head of Content Strategy, Global Research
 
This podcast was recorded on May 9, 2024.
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Commodities Focus: Global Natural Gas: Price rallies everywhere

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