Silicon Valley Bank - the tide going out
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“Chris / Jim
Really enjoy the podcasts thanks.
Chris you have said many times that rising interest rates would reveal weakness in the financial sector and with hindsight it’s not surprising that yet again it’s the banking sector that seem to be swimming in the all together. Silicon Valley Bank reported big losses related the impact of rising interest rates on the value of U.S. Gov bonds on their books - SVB is a small bank but is it a harbinger of things to come? Mark, Cork”
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Ireland ·
03/10/23
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“Great podcast .My favourite was the one on Brexit with Prof Grey . Good old Jim a tad right wing for me , but Chris will set him straight eventually I reckon .”
Sir Chris P O' nions via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/09/22
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“Jim and Chris succeed in making the dismal science of economics relevant and rewarding for the listener. Honesty and having a clear opinion is something I really value - especially when they are also well-able to make fun of themselves too. Fab.
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11/30/22
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“This podcast provides a level of informed and enlightening commentary on economics and current affairs not widely available. Each episode is meticulously researched, the presenters interact fluently and seamlessly with each other. Compulsory listening for anyone with an interest in local or...”Read full review »
AnBéalBocht via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
09/12/22
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