In this week’s podcast, Michael Brown (Senior Market Strategist from Pepperstone) and I look back at this week’s central bank rate meetings from the Federal Reserve and Bank of England, and any effects on stock and currency markets, as well as looking ahead to next week’s UK inflation data and Spring Statement.
Takeaways:
- Michael Hewson expresses frustration over AI scams using his likeness.
- Central banks are uncertain about the economic outlook.
- The Bank of England prioritizes price stability over government pressures.
- The Federal Reserve is cautious amid economic uncertainty.
- Tariffs may have long-term inflationary effects.
- Reshoring manufacturing poses challenges for the US economy.
- Market reactions to central bank decisions have been muted.
- Upcoming economic events could influence market sentiment.
- Retail sales show signs of recovery, but challenges remain.
- GameStop’s restructuring reflects broader market dynamics.
Michael Hewson has over 30 years of experience in the financial markets and brings a wealth of expertise and a passion for stock market analysis to the Good Money Guide podcast. As the former Chief Market Analyst at CMC Markets, Michael led a talented team of in-house analysts, providing daily insights, research, and market commentary to both retail and institutional investors and traders, as well as being regulatory featured on the mainstream financial media worldwide like the BBC and Bloomberg.
Michael is renowned for delivering award-winning forecasts and timely, accurate analysis and was nominated twice in the City AM Award category of “Analyst of the Year” in 2019, and 2021, receiving a high commendation in 2019 for the coverage of Uber and Lyft IPOs and predicting that the Fed would cut rates that year.
Michael is committed to empowering traders and investors. With prestigious MSTA and CFTe credentials, he has been honored by CityAM, the Professional Trader Awards, and FXWeek for his contributions to the industry. His extensive media experience, spanning TV, radio, online, and live events, has made him a respected educator, dedicated to helping audiences make confident, informed decisions.
You can contact Michael on michael@goodmoneyguide.com
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