Rory Stewart joins Caroline Lucas to discuss his book Middleland. Moving beyond Westminster drama, they explore the rugged terrain of Cumbria and investigate the deep disconnect between central government policy and the nuanced realities of rural life.
Is the market on the verge of another 1929-style crash? Andrew Ross Sorkin joins TCAF to compare the Great Depression to today's AI-driven economy. He dives into sealed Fed minutes to reveal what actually broke the world a century ago—and why this time is different.
James Fishback argues Florida's "America First" movement has failed heritage Floridians. He outlines a nationalist platform to curb economic displacement, proposing tuition hikes for foreign students and banning private equity firms from buying single-family homes.
The unemployment rate has dropped to 4.4%, easing fears of a rapid economic downturn. However, a complex dynamic persists: hiring is slowing significantly while layoffs remain low. This divergence fuels market gains while crypto struggles in a restrictive environment.
Secretary Howard Lutnick details his aggressive economic roadmap on the All-In Podcast. From leveraging tariffs to reimagining government efficiency, learn how the Commerce Secretary plans to drive the American economy to 6% GDP growth by 2026 through structural reform.
New data reveals a sharp decline in U.S. job openings, flashing a warning signal last seen before the Dot-com bust and 2008 crisis. As hiring slows in key sectors, experts forecast a potential labor market recession by 2026, challenging current Wall Street optimism.
We look past the headlines to identify what matters for portfolios in 2026. From elevated interest rates and the AI revolution to the disconnect in consumer sentiment, we analyze why the "Grand Hedge" outlook suggests a continuation of the status quo.
Asia’s largest banks just raised $61 billion in USD—the highest volume since September. Analysts view this as a massive bet against the dollar and a signal of an impending yen carry trade unwind that could trigger severe repercussions for U.S. equity markets.
Markets in 2026 are shifting. From "Baby Equity" legislation to the evolution of physical AI, a major rotation is underway. Investors need to look beyond the "Magnificent Seven" playbook. We break down the critical trends and policy changes defining the new wealth landscape.
Welcome to 2026. Kara Swisher, Don Lemon, Stephanie Ruhle, and Brooke Hammerling dissect a chaotic future. They cover Trump’s 'Donroe Doctrine' in Venezuela, a fracturing MAGA movement, and the cultural dominance of viral media in this special Pivot episode.
The US manufacturing sector just posted its 10th straight month of contraction, dropping to a one-year low of 47.9. As labor indicators weaken and input costs rise, analysts warn this sustained slump signals a looming recession and stagflation risks, defying market optimism.
Analysts warn of a looming $25 trillion debt bubble within the AI sector. As tech giants increase leverage and lending standards tighten, experts cite parallels to the dot-com crash. Discover why rising debt and shifting sentiment could trigger a major market correction.
Bulgaria’s transition to the Euro marks a historic economic shift. Despite political instability and 70% public opposition, the accession proceeds. We analyze the structural mechanics, potential for a Greek-style debt crisis, and implications for EU financial stability.
Niall Ferguson views the removal of Maduro not as another Middle East misstep, but as a return to the Roosevelt Corollary. This assertive doctrine prioritizes Western Hemisphere stability and marks a critical pivot in the ongoing 'Cold War II' against authoritarian rivals.
UBS reports Deutsche Bank is highly vulnerable due to a 30% exposure to unregulated private credit, far exceeding the European average. With manufacturing new orders declining, analysts warn a wave of shadow banking defaults could trigger broader financial sector instability.
A major US crypto market bill is expected to become law in 2026. Industry leaders predict this will provide crucial regulatory clarity, stop tech talent outflow, and unlock a new wave of institutional adoption, potentially igniting a massive market explosion.
