Katie Martin, Robert Armstrong and other markets nerds at the Financial Times explain the big ideas
We live in the age of supercompanies: massive, dominant players that seem to get better as they grow
Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta just announced its first-ever dividend, which is something that rapidly growi
Each year the FT hosts a stockpicking contest. Today on the show, we go over our picks for 2023, whi
Demand for riskier corporate bonds is intense. The spread between higher yielding (riskier) bonds an
New York Community Bancorp shares fell 38% on Wednesday, partly on worries about the bank’s exposure
While markets around the world took off last year, China continued to stumble. Will 2024 be any diff
New rules about how board members are elected could change how corporate America is governed. In Mar
While the S&P 500 just hit a new high, the FTSE 100 is down about 3 per cent for the year. Today
There is an historically large premium on the S&P 500, when compared to markets in the rest of t
As interest rates jumped, cash ruled for a lot of investors. The payment for doing absolutely nothin
Introducing Untold, a new podcast from the special investigations team at the Financial Times. In it
Today on the show, we dig into the latest inflation numbers, examining the results for shelter, good
In July, the FT’s Rob Armstrong and Elaine Moore went head-to-head in a stock-picking competition, d
After a roaring December, the markets cooled a bit in the first days of 2024. Today on the show, hos
Today on the show, we’re looking at the year ahead, with AI by our side. Our colleague Bryce Elder a
Today on the show, hosts Ethan Wu, Katie Martin and Rob Armstrong dole out the first-ever Unhedgies,
Last week’s Fed statements revealed that its Open Market Committee was thinking about the possibilit
Jonathan Guthrie has been covering finance for 37 years. Today on the show, he talks with hosts Etha
Inflation has slowed in the US, the UK, and the EU. Will this mean interest rate cuts next year? Mar
Bitcoin just hit $40,000, Coinbase is up 300 per cent this year, and French bank Société Générale is
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