Consulum’s GlobalME Podcast

In this episode Kane and Duncan dive into the latest economic developments following the U.S. Federal Reserve's 50 basis point rate cut. They explore what this decision means for both the U.S. and the global economy, while addressing concerns about its implications. The discussion also touches on rising geopolitical tensions, China’s economic influence, and Brazil's rate hike. Kane provides an on-the-ground update from Saudi Arabia, highlighting the nation’s economic resilience under Vision 2030 and its positive credit outlook.

In this episode of Consulum's GlobalME Podcast, hosts Kane Silom and Duncan Mayall break down the major economic and political developments shaking global markets. From Wall Street sell-offs stoking fears of a looming recession to China’s economic struggles, the outlook remains uncertain. Down south, Australia's GDP growth numbers disappoint, as the Treasurer faces increasing pressure amid a cost of living crisis. The duo also shifts focus to Saudi Arabia, where lower oil prices have impacted growth, and the IMF's latest report on the Kingdom provides key insights.

Join Duncan Mayall and Kane Silom as they delve into the US economy in the wake of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump and a challenging few weeks on the campaign trail for Joe Biden. Beyond the US, they explore investments in sports, the economic growth trajectory in Saudi Arabia, and the dynamic housing market in Dubai. Tune in for insightful analysis and expert perspectives on this and much more.

In this edition Duncan and Kane take a look at the UK and US economies and the IMD World Competitiveness Rankings. Duncan looks into his crystal ball to make a call on some important central bank decisions and the outcome of elections in the UK and France. Meanwhile, Kane critiques Australia's latest interest rate decision and Trump's company tax policy.

In this episode Duncan and Kane take a look at India's election result, Canada's rates decision and Australia's GDP growth. They also deep dive into OPEC's decision to scale back its oil production cuts.