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2025-02-07
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“Conspiracies are hard to implement.” That’s a quote from this week’s special guest, Lyric Hughes Hale of econVue. Lyric is a respected CEO, research analyst, former journalist, and Asia expert.
Lyric notes that while it is tempting to view much of China’s actions toward the US through the lens of conspiracy, sometimes the reality is much simpler. Incompetence, human error, fear of superiors… there are often more plausible explanations for seemingly nefarious actions.
With that as a backdrop, we discuss the impact of tariffs on China/US relations, as well as:
• Lyric’s unshakable faith in the United States,
• Optimism for what’s happening today in Washington, DC,
• The pros and cons of USAID,

2025-01-31
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China has weaponized fentanyl against the United States. You might think of Mexican kingpins as the top of the drug food chain, but everybody works for somebody. And that somebody is often a gangster in China, made “respectable” by his other legitimate business operations and a position within the Chinese Communist Party.
But it gets worse. Today we’re speaking with Canadian investigative journalist Sam Cooper, whose deeply researched book Wilful Blindness exposes Canada’s damning role in the opioid trade.
This might explain why the Trump administration is going on the offensive with our northern neighbor.
Sam’s research uncovers an intricate network, where the inputs to make synthetic opioids

2024-11-25
Jared Dillian explains why that might not give you the investment results you want!
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2024-11-22
Our good friend Jared Dillian is back on Global Macro Update for a state of the union. We’re discussing everything from Indian stocks, Milei’s Argentina, and burning cars in France, to Social Security and how to make money in 2025.

2024-11-17
Have you ever heard of Immigration to China? Neither has Ed. But they will need immigrants to drive consumption for their economy.
Check out Ed D’Agostino’s full conversation with Shehzad Qazi, the managing director at China Beige Book here: -Q0

2024-10-04
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Dr. Lacy Hunt says the US economy is in a “very precarious situation.” Inflation is coming down, but prices are not. New cars and homes cost about 20% more than they did before the pandemic and remain out of reach for people on the middle and lower rungs of the economic ladder. The high cost of food isn’t helping, either.
Inflation hurts those who can least afford it. Lacy rams home the point—just because inflation is slowing, doesn’t mean there aren’t millions of people still suffering due to the higher costs of basic needs. Lacy walks us through the data.
We also discuss the economic impacts of artificial intelligence, the nuclear energy revival, and the pros and cons of immigration.
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