In the latest episode of the Weekly Watch, Brian Daingerfield and Galvin Chia discuss the economic and policy outlook for China in the second half of 2022 and key implications for global markets, FX, and commodities. 

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NB: This was recorded on 30 June 2022. 

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In the latest episode of the Weekly Watch, John Briggs and Brian Daingerfield discuss the US dollar outlook for Q3 and take a closer look at what's in store for global energy markets in the months ahead.

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NB: This was recorded on 23 June 2022. 
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In the latest episode of the Weekly Watch, John Briggs and Kevin Cummins discuss the latest round of global interest rate hikes and take a closer look at the impact on markets and the US economy.

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NB: This was recorded on 16 June 2022. 
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In the latest episode of the Weekly Watch, John Briggs and Ross Walker discuss the recent Tory confidence vote on Boris Johnson's leadership and the potential impact on fiscal policy, as well as our expectations for the the Bank of England's interest rate decisions in the months ahead.

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NB: This was recorded on 9 June 2022. 
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In the latest episode of the Weekly Watch, Head of G10 FX Strategy for the US, Brian Daingerfield, discusses the cost of living crisis and how the response from policymakers might influence the outcome of the US midterm elections in November.

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NB: This was recorded on 26 May 2022. 
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In the latest episode of the Weekly Watch, Head of UK Rates Strategy Imogen Bachra speaks with Chief Euro Area Economist Giovanni Zanni about the direction of travel for European Central Bank (ECB) policy and the timing around an interest rate lift-off.

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NB: This was recorded on 12 May 2022. 
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The US Federal Reserve and the Bank of England both hiked interest rates this week - but how they hiked couldn't be more different. In the latest episode of the Weekly Watch, Co-Head of G10 FX Strategy for the US, Brian Daingerfield, speaks with Imogen Bachra about the Fed, the BoE, and key risks that monetary policy divergence could create for markets.

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NB: This was recorded on 5 May 2022. 
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In the latest episode of the Weekly Watch, Global Head of Desk Strategy John Briggs speaks with our Chief UK Economist Ross Walker about the troubling state of consumer confidence, and the potential impact on the economic outlook and monetary policy.

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NB: This was recorded on 27 April 2022. 
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In the latest episode of the Weekly Watch, Global Head of Desk Strategy John Briggs speaks with our Chief China Economist Peiqian Liu about how the country's recent covid outbreak (and its management of it) could affect supply chains, the global economic outlook, monetary policy, and markets longer term.

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NB: This was recorded on 21 April 2022. 
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In the latest episode of the Weekly Watch, Global Head of Desk Strategy John Briggs speaks with our Chief Euro Area Economist Giovanni Zanni about the latest European Central Bank (ECB) meeting as well as market and economic risks facing the region.

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NB: This was recorded on 13 April 2022. 
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