Freddie Fulston
speaker
318 appearances
32 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 4 Sep
Freddie Fulston’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Miliband has long been viewed as the candidate most likely to pursue a more interventionist, higher-spending agenda, even though he's the bookmaker's favourite to succeed Reeves.
The Chancellor is expected to argue that Labour's economic reforms can only succeed if Britain maintains the confidence of financial markets.
Rachel Reeves wants to leave the city with a simple message.
Economic growth depends on stability, credibility and disciplined public finances.
But many in the square mile are already focused on who will inherit those promises.
Miliband has long been viewed as the candidate most likely to pursue a more interventionist, higher spending agenda, even though he's the bookmaker's favourite to succeed Reeves.
In London, Freddie Fullstone, Bloomberg Radio.
Bloomberg News Now · US to Blockade Iranian Ships, Russia Oil Price Cap Talks, More · 14 Jul 2026
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Rachel Reeves wants to leave the city with a simple message.
Economic growth depends on stability, credibility and disciplined public finances.
But many in the square mile are already focused on who will inherit those promises.
Bloomberg's latest Markets Live Pulse survey found former Health Secretary Wes Streeting as investors' preferred choice to become Chancellor, while Energy Secretary Ed Miliband ranked last among the leading contenders.
Miliband has long been viewed as the candidate most likely to pursue a more interventionist, higher-spending agenda, even though he's the bookmaker's favourite to succeed Reeves.
The Chancellor is expected to argue that Labour's economic reforms can only succeed if Britain maintains the confidence of financial markets.
Well, that's because of the word.
I hate these buzzwords and this kind of business jargon coming into the All Blacks.
We have it enough around here at work, you know, and, you know, whether we want to synergise and pivot and all that sort of stuff.
And then you hear it from the All Blacks like optimists.
We want to play with optimism optimistically.
Well, what does that even mean, what we want to attack all the time?
Cool, just say that.
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