Ben, Andrew, and Tom discuss the easing (but still elevated) Eurozone inflation data, the upcoming meeting for OPEC+ and the expectation that they keep production steady, Jay Powells upcoming speech

Tom and Ben discuss China's COVID protocol again, as it continues to have an impact on the markets due to the slowing of production in many areas within the country. Currently the oil supply seems to

Ben, Tom, and Andrew discuss the protests in China as their COVID restrictions have caused severe tensions with civilians. The FTC filed an anti-monopoly lawsuit regarding Microsoft's purchase of Acti

Tom and Andrew discuss Elon's Twitter employment agreement, which required employees to commit to being all-in if they want to continue working for Twitter next Monday. Amazon reports that they will e

Andrew takes on the morning call alone this morning. He discusses Christine Lagarde's upcoming address that will discuss the continued acceleration of CPI in the European Union. Jim Bullard has commen

Tom and Harrison discuss the Russian-made missle hitting Poland, killing two - speculation is that the missle was actually fired from Ukraine towards Russia, as they also use Russian-made missles. UK

Ben, Tom, and Andrew discuss PPI numbers as they reflect a positive move regarding inflation and the future of the economy. Big retail earnings released from Q3 - HD down 2.6% and WMT flat. Bank of Am

Tom and Ben brave the onset of winter weather to discuss an economy and consumer that may be overreaching to one data point on inflation and the implications for interest rates, OPEC+ dropping its d

Tom and Ben discuss yesterdays strong market rally (S&P up nearly 6%), the movement of oil prices and the factors influencing those changes, Amazons cost cutting, Elon Musk addressing Twitter employ

Tom and Ben discuss CPI reportings as the economy sees a favorable number for inflation. Stocks soared as investors seem to have very positive sentiment for the CPI reports and the state of inflation.