UBS On-Air: Market Moves

UBS On-Air: Market Moves brings you beyond the highs and lows of the ticker, with conversations that

Episodes

Total: 1000

Markets have responded to escalating violence in the Middle East. Overnight missile attacks by Iran

With the Fed’s easing cycle underway, we examine how central banks across the EM landscape are movin

The US vice-presidential debate is more political entertainment than market relevant. Investors are

As the third quarter concludes, we take stock of the US economy and financial markets heading into t

Politics can dominate headlines without creating meaningful consequence for financial markets. Escal

Brad rejoins the podcast to discuss the investment thesis behind CIO’s most preferred view of the US

We close out a busy week by recapping the annual UN General Assembly in New York, how an agreement w

With the relaunch of the Municipal Market Guide publication series, Sudip drops by the studio to dis

As September quickly draws to a close, Burkhard reflects on how this traditionally turbulent month f

Yesterday’s US GDP revisions offered several lessons to investors. The tendency for many countries t

In the wake of new economic stimulus measures announced by China’s central bank, Xingchen Yu drops b

Leslie and Barry rejoin for a deeper dive look into the implications of the Fed’s commencement of po

The US offers the “final” revisions to second-quarter GDP alongside annual data revisions. Declining

A fireside chat which covers the current market and macro environment, including thoughts around the

Policy interests markets, but few voters. Emotion tends to be more important in elections. The globa

It’s Climate Week in New York! Amantia drops by the studio to outline the focus items of Climate We

China’s central bank cut interest rates and reserve requirements, eased home ownership regulation, a

We kick off the trading week by reviewing the latest UBS House View and positioning recommendations.

There are a few Federal Reserve speakers scheduled, freed from the self-imposed silence that precede

In the wake of the Fed’s decision to cut interest rates for the first time in four years, the CIO fi