Economist’s “News and Views” Tuesday 7-16-2024
100 Days to the BRICS Summit: What You Need to Know Now
Think BRICS: 7-15-2024
100 Days to the BRICS Summit: What You Need to Know Now! This video provides exclusive insights analysis on the upcoming BRICS Summit 2024 in Kazan.
Discover how the BRICS bridge and alternative payment system will reshape global economics. Tune in as we discuss the BRICS Parliament, the newly proposed grain exchange, and the ambitious BRICS expansion plans.
Our experts reveal the latest BRICS news and debunk common BRICS fake news, ensuring you get the most accurate information. This live stream, part of our Think BRICS series, is your go-to source for comprehensive updates.
We explore the Think BRICS partnerships with the BRICS+ University Association and the BRICS+ Development Group and their significance in the evolving geopolitical landscape. This video covers critical topics that will be discussed at the Kazan Summit.
In this live stream, we revisit key topics from past videos and provide fresh perspectives on what to expect at the BRICS Summit in Kazan this October. From policy changes to new initiatives, get a complete understanding of the strategic moves by BRICS countries.
While this video offers an in-depth analysis of various aspects of the BRICS Summit 2024, it does not delve into the detailed history of the BRICS nations. We focus on the upcoming summit and future developments rather than past events
One MAJOR Financial Domino Left to Fall: Tavi Costa
Daniela Cambone: 7-15-2024
"We’re close to a major domino falling in the next six to nine months," predicted Tavi Costa, macro strategist at Crescat Capital.
He explains to Daniela Cambone that the equity markets are likely to be the next to feel the economic repercussions driven by the higher cost of capital, which will impact the valuation of companies.
"Ultimately, I would say that we're going back to a world where investors pay closer attention to profitability,” he stresses. Costa also remains firm on his recession outlook. “You can plug in so many charts—yield curve versus unemployment rates, initial jobless claims, continuing jobless claims.
You can see that clearly, the steepening of the yield curve from inverted levels is a very negative signal for the economy,” he explains.
Watch the compelling video to learn more about Costa’s views on the economy.