
<p>The Bank of England keeps rates on hold, but the global economy? Not so chill. Oil prices are surging, war drums are thumping in the Middle East, and central banks can't agree on anything — except that it's all a bit...


The Bullhorn is your daily dispatch from the front lines of global finance. In just a few sharp minutes, we cut through the market noise to bring you the biggest moves, key economic headlines, and what’s driving investor sentiment from Wall Street to the City and beyond. Whether you’re trading before breakfast or catching up after hours, The Bullhorn delivers the business world — loud, clear, and market ready.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Bullhorn is your daily dispatch from the front lines of global finance. In just a few sharp minutes, we cut through the market noise to bring you the biggest moves, key economic headlines, and what’s driving investor sentiment from Wall Street to the City and beyond.
Recent episodes include "Bank of England Hits Pause, While the World Hits Panic" (20 June 2025, 8 minutes), "Fed Holds Fire, Markets Freeze, and Trump Dials Up the Drama" (19 June 2025, 10 minutes), and "Trump Walks Out, Markets Shudder: Oil Soars, Stocks Slide" (18 June 2025, 6 minutes).
The Bullhorn publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 6 minutes across 19 episodes.
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The Bullhorn is a news podcast with 19 episodes published.
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<p>The Bank of England keeps rates on hold, but the global economy? Not so chill. Oil prices are surging, war drums are thumping in the Middle East, and central banks can't agree on anything — except that it's all a bit...

<p>The Federal Reserve stands still while the rest of the world spins — and possibly burns. On today’s Bullhorn Daily, we break down why US interest rates remain unchanged, what the latest Fed forecasts mean for 2025...

<p>President Trump exits the G7 summit with a warning for Tehran and markets recoil. We unpack how the escalating Middle East crisis is rattling investors, lifting oil, and souring global sentiment. Plus, US retail...

<p>Global markets slipped and oil prices surged as Donald Trump abruptly departed the G7 summit and called for an evacuation of Tehran, reigniting fears of escalation in the Middle East. In today’s episode, we break...

<p>Wall Street rebounds and oil retreats as Iran signals a willingness to de-escalate. With missiles still flying, markets are betting on containment — not escalation. Meanwhile, retail sales roar back in China, and...

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<p>Markets tread water as trade talks resume in London. While chip stocks rally and crypto surges, China’s economic data casts a long shadow. We break down a cautious Monday across Wall Street, London, and Asia — where...

Markets surged after a better-than-expected U.S. jobs report pushed the S&P 500 back above 6,000 and sent the Dow into positive territory for the year. But behind the gains, warnings about growth, trade, and inflation...

<p>Stocks climb, growth shrinks. On today’s Bullhorn: Wall Street rallies to three-month highs, even as U.S. factory orders slump and global forecasts are cut. We unpack the OECD’s revised outlook, China’s factory...

<p>London markets closed higher Thursday after stronger-than-expected UK GDP growth and a flurry of upbeat corporate earnings. The FTSE 100 rose 0.6%, with Hikma, Serco, and Watches of Switzerland among the top gainers...

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<p>London stocks held modest gains by midday Thursday as upbeat UK GDP data bolstered sentiment. Growth reached 0.7% in Q1, with strength in services and production offsetting weakness in education and telecoms. JD...

<p>London opened flat on Thursday, but stronger-than-expected UK GDP growth in Q1 brought a brighter tone to the day’s economic headlines. Output rose 0.7%, well ahead of forecasts, driven by strength in services and...

<p>Wall Street closed mixed Wednesday as tech stocks extended gains on the back of lifted AI chip export restrictions. Nvidia, AMD, and Super Micro soared on news of major Saudi deals, while eToro made its Nasdaq debut...

<p>London stocks closed mixed Wednesday, with Burberry rallying over 17% on restructuring plans despite a full-year loss. Imperial Brands and Spirax-Sarco tumbled after underwhelming updates, while the broader European...

<p>Markets in London held flat by midday Wednesday, as investors weighed corporate shakeups, inflation concerns, and fresh momentum in global tech and Asian stocks. Burberry surged despite reporting a loss, unveiling a...

<p>London markets opened lower Wednesday as investors reacted to Burberry’s sharp swing into loss and cautious trading in global equities. Meanwhile, GSK secured a $2bn deal to expand its liver disease treatment...

<p>Markets closed with mixed results Tuesday as softer-than-expected US inflation data sparked hopes for rate cuts later this year. The Nasdaq surged while the Dow dipped, and the dollar weakened broadly. Meanwhile...

<p>The FTSE 100 dipped while the FTSE 250 advanced in a mixed session Tuesday, as traders digested fresh labor market data, corporate shifts, and a further easing in US-China trade tensions. China’s surprise move to...

<p>Markets held steady at midday, with the FTSE 100 up slightly despite lingering caution over US-China trade and signs of UK labour market weakness. While the 90-day tariff truce initially lifted sentiment, investors...

<p>The FTSE 100 is expected to open 33 points lower after a strong start to the week, as investor appetite for risk moderates. Monday's rally—driven by US-China trade relief and strong gains in mining and tech stocks—is...
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