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J.P. Morgan Global Research · Business

Global Data Pod

Economists from J.P. Morgan Global Research offer their analysis on the economic data, macro trends and monetary and fiscal policy impacting the world today.

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Global Data Pod: The Changing Chessboard of the South Caucasus

13 May 2026
27m
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Global Data Pod Weekender: Save poor Bob if you please

30 Apr 2026
43m
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Global Data Pod Research Rap: Inflation monitor: Headline surges, core moderates

28 Apr 2026
30m
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Global Data Pod Weekender: How bad could it get?

25 Apr 2026
51m
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Global Data Pod Weekender: Much ado about oil

17 Apr 2026
37m
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Global Data Pod Weekender: On the strait and harrow

10 Apr 2026
41m
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Global Data Pod Weekender: All’s unclear that ends unclear

03 Apr 2026
38m
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The podcast analyzes the current global economic landscape, focusing on the impact of the energy price shock and geopolitical tensions on inflation and growth. It highlights the existence of "cushions," such as commodity inventories, strong corporate profits, and tech sector support, which have so far prevented a sharp...

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Global Data Pod Weekender: That's gonna leave a mark

27 Mar 2026
44m
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Global Data Pod Weekender: Another week into the unknown

21 Mar 2026
40m
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Global Data Watch Weekender: Strait no chaser

13 Mar 2026
51m
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The podcast analyzes the potential economic impacts of geopolitical tensions, particularly focusing on the Strait of Hormuz and its effect on energy prices. It highlights that while current growth remains solid, a significant CPI hit is expected in the near term, leading central banks to adopt a wait-and-see approach. ...

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Global Data Pod Research Rap: Inflation Monitor

12 Mar 2026
28m
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Global Data Watch Weekender: Pricing in conflict

07 Mar 2026
31m
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The discussion centers on the potential global macroeconomic impacts of the escalating conflict involving Iran, particularly focusing on oil supply disruptions and rising prices. They explore scenarios involving the Strait of Hormuz, estimating that a complete closure could remove 14-15 million barrels a day from the m...

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Global Data Watch Weekender: What could go wrong?

27 Feb 2026
34m
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The podcast explores potential disruptions to the economic outlook for 2025-2026, moving beyond the fading impact of trade wars. The conversation highlights the tech boom and resulting supply bottlenecks in areas like RAM chips, potentially causing inflationary pressures. A key focus is on the impact of AI on the labor...

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Global Data Pod: Rare Earths

26 Feb 2026
25m
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Global Data Pod Weekender: Start me up

20 Feb 2026
28m
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The discussion centers on the tension between market expectations for Federal Reserve easing and the reality of a firming economic outlook. It emphasizes that the markets are mispricing the likelihood of Fed rate cuts, given strong growth and sticky core inflation. A potential rotation in global manufacturing, driven b...

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Global Data Pod Weekender: Some signal, a lot of noise

13 Feb 2026
38m
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The podcast centers on analyzing the U.S. and global economic outlook, particularly focusing on labor market dynamics, consumer behavior, and inflation. The discussion highlights a potential recoupling in the global economy, driven by increased hiring and business spending alongside a cooling tech sector. The debate in...

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Global Data Watch Weekender: It’s the job market, stupid

06 Feb 2026
38m
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Global Data Pod Research Rap: Inflation Monitor

04 Feb 2026
29m
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Global Data Watch Weekender: Look inna yuh crystal ball, culture man

30 Jan 2026
35m
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The discussion centers on central bank policies and their relationship to financial markets, particularly the potential divergence between developed market (DM) and emerging market (EM) strategies. It's argued that macro factors aren't the primary drivers of central bank behavior, but growth dynamics, dollar strength, ...

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Global Data Watch Weekend: The shadow knows

23 Jan 2026
46m
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The discussion centers on the U.S. economic outlook, particularly the resilience of consumer spending and the anticipated rebound in the labor market. Bruce expresses optimism about the potential for recoupling hiring and non-tech business spending, supported by strong consumer spending data and improving sentiment ind...

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