It was the week when a failed Conservative leadership coup cast sterling adrift and distracted parliament from the Brexit realities. Michael Ingram, chief market strategist at W H Ireland joins market.coms chief analyst Neil Wilson to make sense of the week's momentous events and look forward to the last full trading week of the year. Nigel Cassidy takes the chair and demands to be chief of something to keep up with the others.

A flat-lining service economy, and sterling's next moves impossible to call, hanging on the scale of Theresa May's likely Brexit defeat. Markets.com's chief market analyst Neil Wilson and guest commentator reputation adviser Andy Williams provide shrewd analysis of the financial week just gone -- and look ahead to the companies in the frame in the next seven days. Chaired by Nigel Cassidy

Will Santa visit the stockmarkets this December? Award-winning fund manager turned investment strategist Chris Bailey of Financial Orbit says the traditional end of year festive rally is being held back by three factors -- the Brexit impasse, global trade tussles and EU concerns over Italy. When these issues are resolved, domestic uk stocks like banks, consumer names and some industrials and uk retailers should come out of the doldrums. Hosted by Nigel Cassidy from markets.com in the heart of the City of London.

24.11.2018 What if shares and the pound crashed at the same time? Does market mayhem have the potential to cow MPs into finally voting for the unpopular Brexit deal still on the table? Top City strategist Michael Ingram of W.H. Ireland and independent investor and financial writer Ed Bowsher join Nigel Cassidy for the business podcast that brings you right up to speed with the latest market thinking. Topics include value investing,Italy,Nissan and companies reporting in the next seven days.

Markets on a knife edge as the Brexit deal descends into chaos. Global analyst and city veteran Stephen Pope joins Zak Mir of Zak's Traders Cafe and host Nigel Cassidy for a cool assessment of how investors are responding to the EU exit deal that tried to please everyone but ended up satisfying hardly anyone. Plus Wall Street's worries about Apple, Italy's woes, companies in focus in the next seven days, plus market.coms Neil Wilson on what's next for oil.

Mid-term relief for markets -- and a hard fork for bitcoin cash. Investors Chronicle editor John Hughman joins markets.coms Neil Wilson and host Nigel Cassidy for a canter through the big financial events of the week for investors - plus a preview of what to expect from the likes of Royal Mail, Vodafone, Dignity, McCarthy and Stone and more. Its the lively weekly financial review you can't afford to miss.

Markets Talk enlists leading tax partner Patrick King of MHA MacIntyre Hudson to scour all 106 pages of the UK Budget "Red Book" for in depth analysis of everything from the Chancellor's crackdown on off-payroll workers to changes affecting business tax credits and allowances. Plus resident chief markets analyst Neil Wilson gives his budget verdict - and previews earnings from M&S,Sainsburys,Morrisons and Disney. Hosted by Nigel Cassidy.

28.10.18 Why has it been such a pre-Halloween horror show for shares? Former advisor to Chancellor George Osborne Helen Thomas of Blonde Money joins the regular crew of Neil Wilson, Frazer Campbell and host Nigel Cassidy to preview Spreadsheet Phil's budget, fret about Brexit, wonder if Debenhams can save itself and consider Coca-Cola's caffeine rush.

A summit shelved, sterling on edge. Top banking commentator Frances Coppola joins Neil Wilson, Frazer Campbell and host Nigel Cassidy as they round up the week's business news and look ahead to banks and big name tech companies reporting results in the next seven days.

What a week that was. The Markets Talk team of Neil Wilson and Frazer Campbell from markets.com are joined by special guest technical analyst Zak Mir of Zak's Traders Café to take a cool look across the Atlantic at some of the triggers of the latest big market sell off. Plus what to look out for from major US and UK companies reporting financial results in the next week or so. And is that egg on the face of entrepreneur Luke Johnson? Has he done enough to stop his patisserie enterprise slipping into a multimillion pound cake hole? Podcast chaired by Nigel Cassidy.