Mark Filippino
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1,851 appearances
41 recordings
2 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 1 Sep
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Plus, we'll take a look at how Russia is recruiting unwitting foot soldiers in Europe.
I'm Mark Filippino, and here's the news you need to start your day.
Global equities rallied and oil prices fell yesterday.
That's after an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz was announced over the weekend.
Investors are betting the U.S.-Iran deal will reverse a surge in energy prices due to the conflict.
But with inflation riding high, how long could it take for lower energy prices to actually make a difference?
Here with me now is the FT's U.S.
Markets Editor, Kate Duguid.
Hi, Kate.
Hi.
So why are investors feeling so optimistic about this deal?
What does this mean for inflation overall?
I mean, Kate, you know, how long could this change take to feed through the economy, especially given that the head of the world's biggest tanker operator said that ship owners probably won't go back through the strait for weeks?
Kate, given the inflationary environment that we're in, I want to ask you about central banks because the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England are meeting this week.
The European Central Bank met last week and raised rates.
Could we see other central banks raise rates given what's going on with inflation?
Kate, as you've watched investors navigate this conflict and the energy crisis that came out of it, what's been your takeaway on investor thinking and behavior?
That's the FT's Kate Duguid in New York.
Thanks so much, Kate.
Investors think that Chinese companies are going to eat European carmakers' lunch.
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