Global markets drink the Fed's Kool-aid. And President Trump leaves the UK almost as unsure about the attractions of a post-Brexit US trade deal as he himself seemed to be about demanding NHS access. Neil Wilson, chief markets analyst at markets.com, is joined by Mike Ingram chief investment strategist and host Nigel Cassidy for a canter through the weeks most notable market events. Plus can financial genius last? The trio assess the impact of the fall from grace of the once revered City fund manager Neil Woodford. Last in the currewnt series -- thanks for listening.

Stockmarkets send a message to Donald Trump -- ease up on your trade war or risk damaging the pre-election US economy. The Three Owls, Neil Wilson, chief market analyst of markets.com, Chris Bailey, founder of Financial Orbit and Michael Ingram, chief investment strategist of WH Ireland debate the big economic and business stories of the moment and set you up for the trading week ahead, steering a careful path through the markets latest wall of worry. Refereed by Nigel Cassidy.

Is America starting to consider the cost and potential fallout from its tough trade stance with China? Neil Wilson, chief market analyst for markets.com is joined by Michael Ingram, chief investment strategist of WH Ireland and Chris Bailey, founder of Financial Orbit for a lively and entertaining conversation with host Nigel Cassidy - considering a trading week driven by tweets and tariff talk. Plus thoughts on a host of household name companes in the news from Greggs to Vodaphone.

Trump says China broke the deal. But will a trade talks impasse break the markets? Neil Wilson chief market analyst of markets.com is joined by not one but two of the City's sharpest commentators around - Michael Ingram, chief market strategist at W H Ireland and Chris Bailey, founder of Financial Orbit. Expect incisive, genial and engaging commentary on the week's developments and their thoughts on a raft of companies making news this and next week. Podcast hosted by Nigel Cassidy at markets.com in the heart of the City of London.

Back on full throttle after the Easter break, market.coms Neil Wilson and guest Helen Thomas founder of Blonde Money find some reasons to be cheerful on both sides of the Atlantic. Plus some great insight on companies in the news from Apple and Alphabet to Lloyds Bank. Hosted by Nigel Cassidy

It's the last podcast before Easter. Yet we are already thinking about Halloween -- 31 October, the UK's next mooted EU leaving date. Rachel Winter senior investment manager with Killik and Co joins market.coms Neil Wilson and host Nigel Cassidy to muse on what we've learnt in the last seven days. Beyond the macro chatter, the trio take a lively look at some of the companies reporting next week.

A strong Q1 for shares. But markets are now holding their breath as May-Corbyn Brexit talks continue. Paul Sedgwick of Frank Investments provides a clear explanation of the current financial climate -- and assesses the impact of Brexit, currencies and sentiment on current share values. He also sets out why the Bank of England may be the only major central bank to raise interest rates this year. Neil Wilson of markets.com previews three companies with results in the next few days. Hosted by Nigel Cassidy.

Britain's indecision looks final. Eshe Nelson, economics and markets reporter at Quartz joins Neil and Nigel on the Brexit leaving day that wasn't - as they rise above the Brexit gloom with the latest market analysis direct from the heart of the City. Topics range from Turkey to Apple, Lyft and all you really wanted to know about that pesky recession indicator, the inverted yield curve. With Neil Wilson, chief market analyst at markets.com and host Nigel Cassidy.

Be prepared for a sterling tsunami. Financial Orbit's Chris Bailey rejoins the Markets Talk team to discuss another week of Brexit brinkmanship. Plus the Fed's new normal, why Italy and China are new best friends -- and a clutch of companies in the news or about to report from Carnival to Kingfisher. Featuring Neil Wilson chief markets analyst of markets.com and host Nigel Cassidy.

Mrs May's last shot. No cliff edge and a delay. Sterling see-saws. Global analyst and Forbes columnist Stephen Pope of Spotlight Ideas joins Neil Wilson chief market analyst at markets.com to chew over another Brexitful week. Plus comment on the UK Spring statement, the US stockmarket, Boeing and a clutch of companies about to report.

Hosted by Nigel Cassidy.