Cliff Taylor
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1,456 appearances
11 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 4d ago
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And Iran's going to want it to hold as well.
But part of the dynamic of all this as well, as we've seen, is that even though both of them may want that to happen, that there are other actors...
here and other forces and other political pressures so as you say far from impossible to see this breaking down are kind of just trudging on in a kind of uncertainty for the rest of the year the 60 days gets extended the talks come and go the straight opens and closes are you know two thirds of stuff is going through or whatever scenario you want to come up with but going back to the status quo pre we've a long way to go before we get there I think
Happy to make myself available, yes.
Hello, this is Cliff Taylor.
Welcome to Inside Business.
In the second half of this week's episode, I'll be talking to mortgage expert Michael Dowling about the impact of the incoming quarter point interest rate increase from the European Central Bank.
Is it likely to be the first of several hikes this year?
And how should borrowers respond?
But first to Elon Musk's company SpaceX and its plans to raise $75 billion through what will be the largest initial public offering in history due this Friday.
The company values itself at around $1.75 trillion, but some analysts feel it is worth a lot less.
Is it a risky bet for retail investors?
And what does it mean for the American stock market?
To get some insight on all this, I'm joined in studio by Aidan Donnelly, Head of Global Equities at Davey.
Aidan Donnelly, we're going to talk about the massive flotation of SpaceX that's coming later this week in a minute.
But first of all, just to look at the market mood as that comes up.
There was a bit of a wobble in the markets last Friday.
They've been a little bit unsettled since, but it didn't seem to come to too much.
Fears that US interest rates might be on the way up rather than the way down, a bit of uncertainty around.
What's your read of the mood in the markets now?
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