Tyson Slocum is back as he sits down with Bart Chilton to discuss the latest OPEC meeting and what to expect from the oil markets in the coming year. Harassment has seen the fall of many high powered companies and people; Ashlee Banks discusses the economics involved when a company faces harassment suits. And the SEC makes its first move towards regulating ICO’s as a potential scam has been caught; Alex Mihailovich has the story.
There’s a new Wi-fi hack called Krack and it is whack. Morgan Wright is back to discuss this new problem with host Lindsay France. Bianca Facchinei is looking to China once again as we examine its role in the global economy. Lionel from Lionel media is back and we’re taking a look at Apple and its stock.
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Airlines have been battered as a result of COVID-19 despite a recent bump in holiday air travel as the Dow sets records. But were those bailouts enough to save the industry, or will a new round of lockdowns send the industry plummeting again? And Brexit is back in the spotlight as the dangers of a no-deal departure of the UK from the European Union loom large for one of the world's top economies. Meanwhile, Russia is boasting the efficacy of its Sputnik V vaccine as one nation has begun to import trial samples.
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Our lead story: The eight largest US banks --JP Morgan, Citigroup, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Bank of New York Mellon, and State Street -- will have to add as much as $68 billion in extra capital. Federal regulators say the new rule is intended to help "too-big-to-fail" banks withstand losses during periods of market stress. Erin brings you the details.
Our interviews today discuss banking and its relationship to political power. Nomi Prins, author and senior fellow at Demos, comes on to talk about her new book All the Presidents' Bankers, a deep look into the close interconnectedness between Washington and Wall Street. You can find a link to the book here. Then we move on to Anthony Randazzo, the Director of Economic Research at the Reason Foundation, to give a libertarian view of the banking system, regulation, and politics. Take a look.
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Our lead story: As oil prices fell to near multi-year lows on Monday, the global excess of oil continues to weigh on the market. The price of crude has fallen more than 45% since the summer and even though demand has remained fairly moderate, oil producers from Saudi Arabia to the US have increased production. And now some of the nation’s top oil-producing states – including Texas, North Dakota, Alaska, Oklahoma, and New Mexico – are showing early signs of fatigue as a result of these plunging prices. Erin weighs in .
Then, Erin sits down with Bryan Caplan – professor of economics at George Mason University and blogger at EconLog. Bryan talks to us about President Obama’s recent executive action on immigration and gives us his take on how it can further global economic development.
After the break, Erin is joined by Raoul Pal – founder of Real Vision TV and Global Macro Investor. Raoul tells us how the Internet will enhance innovation in finance in a positive way and gives us his view on peer-to-peer models like Bitcoin and Lending Club.
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Our lead story: Well, it’s official: Comcast is scrapping its plans to merge with Time Warner Cable in a $45 billion deal. It’s a deal that would have combined the country’s two largest cable and broadband providers. The move comes two days after the Federal Communications Commission said it planned to push back on the merger, while joining lawyers from the Justice Department who felt it would do consumers a disservice. Boom Bust guest host Ameera David weighs in.
Then, Edward is joined by Andrea Terzi – professor of economics at Franklin University Switzerland and research associate at Levy Economics Institute of Bard College. Andrea talks to us about his recent talk at an INET conference in Paris on how debt and savings are integrally connected in our money system. His view is that attempts to reduce debt without a recognition that doing so also reduces savings are destined to have unintended consequences. Terzi also argues that growth during periods of fiscal restraint can only be facilitated by an increase in net exports or an increase in private debt. Andrea also has a few comments about Iceland as a model.
After the break, Bianca takes a look at presidential campaign fundraising and spending over the past two election cycles. Though only four people have announced their candidacy so far, some fundraisers are predicting the next election could cost $5 billion.
Afterwards, Erin is joined by Steve Keen – Head of the School of Economics, History & Politics at Kingston University. Steve tells us how exactly the Eurozone is flawed and gives us his take on whether the Eurozone can ever be an optimal currency zone. Keen believes that making the Eurozone an optimal zone necessarily involves a loss of national sovereignty. He believes that if Europe doesn’t become a veritable United States of Europe, the prospect for the economies and for households in many Eurozone countries is grim.
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China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi said over the weekend that China was willing to offer Russia unspecified assistance in the wake of the ruble’s fall and said that Beijing had full confidence in the Kremlin’s ability to solve its problems. The Ruble has hit record lows as Russian President Vladimir Putin faces continuing tension with the US and Europe and as the price of oil, which is critical to Russia’s exports, has plunged. However, Russia wouldn’t be the first country this year to turn to China for financial support. Erin weighs in.
Then, Erin sits down with Steve Hanke, professor of economics at Johns Hopkins University and senior fellow and director of the Troubled Currencies Project at the Cato Institute. Dr. Hanke tells us why he thinks Russia should institute a currency board and gives us his take on what Russia should be doing to stabilize the economy.
After the break, Erin talks to David Collum, professor of chemistry and chemical biology at Cornell University, who’s annual “Year in Review” is widely followed on sites like Peak Prosperity and Zero Hedge. Dr. Collum gives us insight into his view on asset markets and on the Fed’s reaction function.
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Ransomware has risen as a top malware problem, CSO Sam Curry talks to host Lindsay France as we break down ransomware and how we deal with it. Bart Chilton joins us from Hong Kong as the city hosts a fintech conference and we learn what he and other keynote speakers are talking about in the financial tech world.
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A new poll out of the U.K. shows that the number of people supporting an exit from the European Union is now larger than those that want Britain to stay in! And in the U.S., new employment numbers show a disappointing January, with only 151,000 jobs being added. Ameera David has the details. Then, RT Correspondent Simone Del Rosario joins with the latest on Volkswagen’s financial troubles caused by the still unfolding emissions scandal. Bianca Facchinei then reports on the skyrocketing levels of student debt facing young American college-goers.
After the break, Lynn Parramore, a columnist for Reuters, Al Jazeera America, and the Huffington Post, speaks with Ameera about the disagreement amongst economists on what is behind the record levels of income and wealth inequality. And finally, in The Big Deal, RT Correspondent Manuel Rapalo sits down to dissect Thursday night’s heated Democratic debate between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.
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