Join us every Friday for a quick recap of week, and an anticipatory glance at the horizon ahead for markets and monetary policy.

Join us every Friday for a short recap of the week and a look forward in markets and geoeconomics.

Join us every Friday for a quick recap of week, and an anticipatory glance at the horizon ahead for markets and monetary policy.

Join us every Friday for a quick recap of week, and an anticipatory glance at the horizon ahead for markets and monetary policy.

AI is poised for major disruption across virtually every industry. Will this burgeoning technology free us humans up to spend more time being creative, or will it commodify the arts entirely?

Gabrielle Starr, President of Pomona College, joins us for a discussion on AI, education, and the incalculable value of the human experience.

Join us every Friday for a quick recap of week, and an anticipatory glance at the horizon ahead for markets and monetary policy.

Join us every Friday for a quick recap of week, and an anticipatory glance at the horizon ahead for markets and monetary policy.

In this episode of the Global Rewire Podcast, Craig Torres and Fabio Natalucci speak with Lupin Raman, a leading expert on sovereign debt and author of The Sovereign Debt Investor. We explore the latest trends in bond yields across major economies, the impact of geopolitical shifts, the role of US and European markets, and the outlook for emerging markets. Lupin shares deep insights on policy credibility, market fragmentation, and investment strategies in a rapidly changing global landscape.

In this episode of the Global Rewire Podcast, Craig Torres and Fabio Natalucci sit down with Francisco Zalles, an expert on dollarization and financial stability, to explore how Ecuador's radical move to dollarize its economy has shaped its resilience, institutional drift, and economic growth. They discuss the nuances of monetary policy, the role of institutions, and the evolving landscape of global finance in a fragmented world.

In this episode of the Global Rewire podcast, we examine the complexities of the Federal Reserve System with Kathryn Judge from Columbia University Law School. Discover the historical roots and modern challenges of Fed regionalism, the balance between decentralization and centralization, and the ongoing debate over the Fed's independence and accountability. With insights from Kate's upcoming book, take a deep dive into the legal and economic intricacies shaping the future of the Federal Reserve.