People, Companies & Topics in Podcasts

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The International Monetary Fund is an international financial institution that provides monetary cooperation and financial stability.

BRICS, an association of five major emerging economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa

Irish economic research and analysis organization

Schwab, referring to Charles Schwab, is a financial services company offering brokerage and banking services.

OPEC, an oil cartel led by Saudi Arabia, historically attempted to control oil supply

Banco Central brasileiro, the central bank of Brazil, responsible for monetary policy in Brazil.

U.S. stock market index representing 30 large companies.

The US dollar is the world's primary reserve currency.

The U.S. economy, the economic system of the United States.

The US economy is the economic system of the United States, encompassing all economic activities.

The U.S. stock market, a financial market indicator.

The economic and political system characterized by private ownership and free markets, discussed as an ideal system in the podcast

The Consumer Price Index, a measure of inflation reflecting the average change in prices paid by consumers.

Iran's economy and its poor condition.

United Kingdom's national economy, including its economic activities and growth metrics

A concept referring to the social and economic systems based on agriculture and land ownership.

Brazilian economic and agricultural sector, involved in exports and trade policies.

The current state of the US economy based on recent data.

A global economic forum held annually in Davos, Switzerland.

Episode of the podcast discussing inflation trends in Brazil during March, influenced by fuel and food prices.

A government agency responsible for regulating banking and financial institutions in the United States.

U.S. government agency responsible for national security and foreign policy

U.S. labor department responsible for employment statistics and reports

Small Business Administration, a U.S. government agency supporting small businesses.

U.S. government agency responsible for collecting and analyzing economic data, including employment reports.

U.S. government agency that provides economic and budget information to Congress

Government of China, involved in trade negotiations and disputes with the United States

American government agency responsible for economic data and analysis.

Federal Open Market Committee, the body that sets monetary policy in the US

U.S. government agency responsible for labor statistics and economic data collection

Book by Michael Lewis about the 2008 US housing market crash

German media outlet providing news on economy, politics, and finance.

South Korean financial newspaper providing economic news and analysis.

South Korean television program focusing on economic issues and news.

Donald Trump is the 45th president of the United States, involved in immigration and law enforcement policies.

The current chair of the Federal Reserve, responsible for monetary policy decisions.

Jay Powell, the chair of the Federal Reserve, responsible for guiding U.S. monetary policy.

Scott Besson, official in the Department of Treasury involved in discussions about government spending and cuts.

American politician and economist, served on the Federal Reserve Board.

Philip Jefferson, Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve, involved in monetary policy discussions.

The Federal Reserve Chair, the head of the United States central banking system, involved in an investigation.

French politician serving as Minister of Economy, Finance, and Industrial Sovereignty

The US manufacturing sector, a key part of the US economy involved in producing goods and industrial products.

Iran, a Middle Eastern country, is rebuilding its military arsenal with Chinese assistance.

Venezuela, a country in South America, targeted in military operations and sanctions.

China is a country in East Asia, controlling the majority of rare earth mineral exports.

The United States is a country in North America, known for its economic and military influence.

United States of America, a country involved in international relations.

California is a U.S. state with specific procedures for registering a child's name after birth.

Country involved in trade negotiations with the United States

Saudi Arabia, a country in the Middle East with a young population and significant energy resources, undergoing digital transformation.

Country in East Asia, known for its political leadership.

Texas, a U.S. state known for its oil, gas, and energy production.

Germany is a European country, where Cologne is located, involved in WWII bomb discovery.

Sydney, a major city in Australia with a significant property market.

The US president's interest in Venezuelan oil resources and potential economic benefits.