Join InvestSense Director Jonathan Ramsay and Andrew Hunt of Hunt Economics in this conversation with 6 other experts as they discuss the implications of the COVID-19 crisis. Specifically, they cover the following issues:

• How and where will the coronavirus likely spread from here? Is containment even realistic now? What is helping and hindering the containment efforts in different countries?

• Crises, Anxiety and panic. How will societies react? Are we already starting to see what a clinically anxious world looks like? Is this self-fulling and ultimately destructive?

• What is the Fed likely to be thinking and how will it react? Can monetary policy save markets? What will that (monetary policy response) look like in Aus & NZ and what will immediate the economic impact on Aus & NZ look like?

• Avoiding the second phase – will the covid-19 crisis cause a global recession? Looking further out could we see another economic leg down – will the covid-19 crisis cause a depression? What does that look like in the developed versus developing worlds or West vs East?

• Is there any room for optimism? Are we seeing China reboot already? Are there lessons from China and a recovery roadmap?

Join InvestSense Director Jonathan Ramsay and Andrew Hunt of Hunt Economics in this podcast as they discuss:

• Take stock after the Coronavirus inspired stock market rout and review the macroeconomic developments and market reactions that got us to where we are now.

• Where does that leave bond markets, credit markets and the world trade system?

• What are the implications for equity holders?

• What does ‘really low rates for longer’ mean for retirees?

Join InvestSense Director Jonathan Ramsay and Andrew Hunt of Hunt Economics in this podcast as they discuss:

Chinese authorities just changed the way they are counting Coronavirus cases, what does that mean for markets?

Where is the economic cost starting to show up around the world?

With markets now driven so much by liquidity and interest rates does this even matter anymore?

Scenario based asset allocation and asymmetric risk (the bad scenario is very bad but it has a low probability of happening… for now.

Join InvestSense Director Jonathan Ramsay and Andrew Hunt of Hunt Economics in this podcast as they discuss the reliability of the data measuring the spread of the Coronavirus and the impact on the supply chain and global industrial production.