Katie Martin, Robert Armstrong and other markets nerds at the Financial Times explain the big ideas
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When the S&P 500 finally let Tesla join the index a few years ago, its stock soared. Similarly,
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Last year, Katie and Ethan made a bet about when the Fed would cut interest rates. Today, as the fir
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Private credit is booming, nearing $2tn in assets globally. Most of that debt is being traded out of
In the last months, the stock market has been a joyride, but not for two of the biggest names in tec
Today on the show, we’re taking the long view, the very long view. Our guest isPeter Oppenheimer, th
Reddit has never had a profitable year. And yet its IPO this week saw its shares skyrocket on the fi
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FT correspondent Josh Oliver spent years covering crypto and the legal troubles of Sam Bankman-Fried
You asked, we answered. Today on the show, we team up with our sibling podcast, Behind the Money, an
This week's US inflation numbers came in and they’ve remained higher for longer than many expected,
Factor investing came out of academic work in the 1990s, and offered a way to pick stocks without re
Market watchers have wondered for years about what really goes on inside trading firms like Citadel
Rates are up and so are the markets, baffling the bears. Today on the show, FT correspondents Ethan
ESG investing has been a dominant topic in finance for the past few years. But ESG seems to be takin
In the last few weeks, markets have hit highs in the US, Europe, and Japan. Today on the show, we tr
WeWork, the co-working company founded by Adam Neumann, collapsed in bankruptcy last year. And since
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