Market Insider

Business insight and market data are everywhere. Few step forward when it matters. Hosted by Siyamak Khorrami, this show brings together CEOs, investors, and economists who have operated under real constraints. Drawing on Khorrami's background as a business operator and editor, each conversation builds a record of how leaders assess conditions and commit to direction.

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  AI Power Demand Is Rising. Can the Grid Build Fast Enough? | Joshua Rhodes

  Aug 2, 202629 minS0

  <p>Artificial intelligence is driving a new wave of electricity demand after years of relatively flat growth. In Texas, requests from data centers and other large users now far exceed what the grid can add on the timelines developers are seeking. Building enough power is one challenge. Doing it fast enough is another.</p><p>Power plants and the equipment connecting them to the grid take far longer to build than the projects requesting electricity. That mismatch is changing how grid operators assess large connection requests and decide what the system can support.</p><p>Joshua Rhodes, a research scientist...

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  If the Fed Raises Rates, What’s the Price? | Eric Swanson

  Jul 28, 202635 minS0

  <p>Inflation has come off its peak, but the path back to the Federal Reserve’s 2 percent target remains unsettled. Longer-term rates are climbing, and markets are moving away from the rate cuts many homebuyers and businesses had anticipated. That leaves a harder question: Could the Fed raise rates before inflation is fully under control?</p><p>For borrowers, higher financing costs can arrive before the Fed makes a formal decision. Those costs affect spending and hiring before officials decide what comes next.</p><p>Eric Swanson, professor of economics at University of California–Irvine, has spent years studying monetary poli...

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  China’s Manufacturing Boom Comes With a Warning | William Yu

  Jul 27, 202639 minS0

  <p>Chinese EVs and other manufactured goods are reaching Europe and Latin America at prices that are putting pressure on domestic producers. The United States has largely kept Chinese EVs out through tariffs. From the outside, the pattern can appear to be evidence that China is pulling ahead in advanced manufacturing.</p><p>But the same expansion can take on a different meaning when viewed from within China’s economy. The scale of the boom may be concealing strains that export growth alone cannot resolve. What looks like industrial strength abroad may reflect a more troubled economic system at home.</p>...

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  What Wall Street Might Be Missing About the New Fed Chair | Robert Hetzel

  Jul 23, 202637 minS0

  <p>Wall Street is spending the summer trying to read one man’s mind. A new chair now runs the Federal Reserve, and every desk is guessing which way interest rates move next. With the economy looking steady, it can feel as though the difficult part is over.</p><p>Robert Hetzel, former Senior Economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, has seen how quickly a settled view of the economy can become unreliable. The next test may arrive before markets have enough evidence to know that the outlook has changed.</p><p>After more than four decades inside th...

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  What’s Holding Back Oil Prices Now? | Matt Smith

  Jul 20, 202631 minS0

  <p>The Strait of Hormuz has been severely disrupted for more than four months, and crude is still trading in the $80s. Meanwhile, diesel at the U.S. pump has passed $5 a gallon and has outpaced crude since the crisis began. If the world’s biggest oil choke point remains this constrained, why isn’t the oil price showing more of the strain?</p><p>The market has adapted, but with fixes that were never built to last. The bill is already arriving somewhere other than the price of crude.</p><p>Matt Smith directs commodity research at Kpler, a firm...

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