13 September 2026
Matthew Rees, Head of Global Bond Strategies at L&G Asset Management, discusses the current state of the U.S. bond market and the likelihood of a credit or bond market event.
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13 September 2026
Matthew Rees, Head of Global Bond Strategies at L&G Asset Management, discusses the current state of the U.S. bond market and the likelihood of a credit or bond market event.
8 September 2026
Italy has become the center of Europe’s banking consolidation boom, with a wave of takeover bids reshaping the country’s financial sector.
This video explains what is driving the dealmaking, how battles for influence over banks including Monte dei Paschi and Mediobanca connect to insurer Generali, and why the outcome could have implications for Europe’s push to build larger banks capable of competing with U.S. rivals.
As of 1 May 2026, the ECB had the following 10 banking groups based in Italy in its list of significant institutions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_Italy#Significant_institutions
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28 August 2026
Edward Mills of Raymond James says investors aren't ready for the persistence of AI regulatory risks, which will continue regardless of who becomes the next president. He says data center builders are rushing to build now before capex dollars potentially dry up.
27 August 2026
Niles Investment Management founder Dan Niles says AI is “100%” a bubble but sees little risk of it bursting for at least another year.
He remains constructive on Nvidia’s risk-reward, while cautioning that chip shortages could prompt customers to over-order and make current demand signals and Nvidia’s 70% growth guidance look stronger than underlying demand.
21 August 2026
A rollercoaster week in global bond markets saw Treasury yields briefly pull back Wednesday after the U.S. Treasury announced $4 billion in buybacks, before climbing again Thursday.
Thanos Papasavvas of ABP Invest and Julian Howard of GAM Investments join CNBC’s Ritika Gupta to discuss the bond market turmoil and how they’re positioning across asset classes.
7 August 2026
Astris Advisory's Neil Newman expects two BOJ rate hikes and a Fed cut by year-end which he then expects to lead to a narrower rate differentials that will strengthen the yen.
He argues a firmer currency will lower import costs, boost corporate profitability and support both Japanese equities and the broader Asian market.
11 March 2026
John Kilduff, Again Capital's founding partner, says that oil storage in the Gulf is "100% the problem" and adds that the energy market will remain under pressure for longer.
9 March 2026
Jasmine El-Gamal, former Middle East Advisor at the U.S. Department of Defense and Founder & CEO of Averos Strategies, tells CNBC that President Donald Trump has boxed himself in with his increasingly escalatory rhetoric on Iran - leaving few off-ramps to de‑escalate the conflict, short of demanding unconditional surrender.
She warns that even if a deal is reached, underlying tensions could easily resurface in the years ahead, raising fresh questions about long‑term security in the Gulf.
9 March 2026
Clayton Seigle from CSIS says the market is scrambling to catch up with the prospect that talk of unconditional surrender and more assets including refineries, storage terminals, offshore facilities coming into the direct line of fire suggest the crisis period will last longer.
6 March 2026
Robin Brooks of Brookings Institution discusses the impact of the geopolitical events on the impact for oil prices, and the dollar strength.
He says the dollar has become 'temporary safe harbor' and that he continues to see a decline in its' strength as the uncertainty comes to pass.
2 March 2026
Carl Bildt, former Swedish prime minister and co-chair of the European Council on Foreign Relations, tells CNBC that President Donald Trump’s decision to strike Iran is a “war of choice,” not a necessity.
Bildt argues that Trump’s interventionist foreign policy approach reflects a belief that the U.S. can secure its objectives through sheer military might.
26 February 2026
Dan Niles, founder of Niles Investment Management, offers a measured view of the stock sell-off driven by concerns over AI disruption, saying companies perceived as linked to OpenAI were caught up in an unsustainable wave of speculative buying.
26 February 2026
Derrick Irwin, portfolio manager at Allspring Global Investments, says the memory chip cycle still has room to run but cautions that valuations among South Korean chipmakers may be getting ahead of fundamentals.
16 February 2026
Jennifer Bender, Global Chief Investment strategist at State Street Investment Management, discusses State Street's 2026 “Six Grey Swans" report, highlighting plausible but underpriced risks that could reshape markets. Topping the list is the risk that artificial intelligence fails to grow as much as expected due to various constraints.
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