Jason Palmer
speaker
3,896 appearances
104 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2026
last heard yesterday
Jason Palmer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 104 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 32.
Appearances
Which is a little like a shop owner buying her own stock to bump up the sales numbers.
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Josh Roberts is our capital markets correspondent.
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Well let's start with why the yields are so high in the first place.
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So explain to me then what it is mister Bestant is trying to do with what he's done.
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And that itself is unusual, right?
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If messing with uh buying and selling bonds, that's that's normally the central bank's job, no?
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So if he's a smart guy who has seen this story before and that's what he has chosen to do anyway, what does that tell you?
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That he doesn't have other tools at his disposal?
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So again, we're in a story where pleasing Trump is what's deciding policy now in the Treasury as it has been for so long in the Fed.
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Josh, thanks very much for your time.
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In battle, there's one surefire way to defeat your enemies.
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cut off their most urgent requirement for life water.
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Who can forget the story of the Ostrogoths trying to cripple Rome in 537 by destroying the aqueducts?
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Or a bit more recently, America threatening to take out Iran's seawater desalination plants.
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Water will always be a vulnerability.
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More vulnerable in some places than in others.
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Shoshong Joshi is our Washington Bureau Chief.
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Well let's first talk about what you mean when you say water facilities under attack.
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What's what's happened?
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Well, why is water security so low then?
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