UBS On-Air: Market Moves brings you beyond the highs and lows of the ticker, with conversations that
Headline US May consumer price inflation is expected to be close to 4% y/y. It is worth remembering
Financial markets will focus on Wednesday’s Federal Reserve policy decision, with expectations for a
Which word is shaping up to be the ‘finance word of the year? My guest explains the case for both a
Economists are staring at a data calendar so quiet that not even ECB President Lagarde is speaking.
We update on the latest surrounding a legislative blockade in Congress and its impact to the legisla
Advanced Planning Group strategists, Jennifer Lan, Premini Scandurra, and Hunter Peek, summarize som
Markets (at least bond and foreign exchange markets) tend to pay relatively little attention to data
China’s May trade data had a fairly large drop in exports, attributed to weakness in exports to the
We discuss the evolution of two longer-term investment themes, water scarcity and the energy transit
The effects of weak pay bargaining power are starting to catch up with developed economy consumers.
Our conversation examines the potential paths ahead for the markets in the wake of the May employmen
Saudi Arabia pledged to cut oil production by one million barrels per day. Oil prices subsequently s
We recap the May employment report, this week’s Fed speakers and preview what you can expect in the
With US politicians temporarily behaving like grown-ups, economists can turn their minds to the real
Featured insights from John Savercool, Head of the UBS US Office of Public Policy, Jason Draho, Head
Following a hand-shake agreement over the Memorial Day weekend between President Biden and House Spe
Featuring Dominic Schagar, Senior Equity Investment Specialist, and Jeremy Zirin, Head of the US Pri
US House of Representatives Speaker McCarthy led Democrats in passing a debt ceiling increase (some
Our conversation sheds light on recent debates as to whether India is poised to economically overtak
The “anecdotal evidence” of the Federal Reserve’s Beige Book offers some heightened interest, with m
