Hosts Ryan and Michael preview the day’s markets and major events, with the Federal Reserve meeting the clear focus and a widely expected 25 basis point rate cut. The episode covers market technicals, commodities rallying (notably silver and copper), and key macro drivers including labour data and trade headlines. They also discuss geopolitical and tech developments — from NVIDIA’s H200 chip export debate and proposed location-verification software to Trump’s tariff talk — plus major corporate moves and central bank updates like the Bank of Canada decision.

Hosts Michael and Ryan riff through yesterday's thin, holiday-season markets — bond sell-offs, mixed commodities, and rising dollar — while previewing the big event: the upcoming FOMC meeting and Chair Powell's press conference. They also discuss US-China tech trade (NVIDIA chips), AI policy moves, geopolitical tensions in Asia, and corporate M&A noise, delivering a lively, candid roundup to prepare traders for the next 24 hours.

Ryan and Michael run through the weekend and Friday market moves, from Clive Lambert’s futures update and commodity all-time highs to surging buybacks, SpaceX IPO chatter and Netflix’s big acquisition. They cover surprising Canadian jobs data, central bank jawboning and key corporate headlines. Looking ahead they preview a busy week focused on the FOMC decision and dot plot, several central bank announcements, treasury auctions and notable earnings, while touching on trade and geopolitical developments affecting markets.

Hosts Ryan and Michael kick off a casual, candid Friday morning episode with hangover humour and rapid-fire market talk. They recap a quiet market session, recent economic data and lively headlines from politics and tech.Key topics include surprisingly low US jobless claims, expectations of a BOJ rate hike, proposed US limits on NVIDIA chip sales to China, Meta’s metaverse cuts, Google’s Gemini rollout, SoftBank’s AI plans, and notable moves in commodities like copper. The episode closes with a look ahead to upcoming GDP and US PCE data and more banter about beers and weekend plans.

Hosts Ryan and Michael deliver a lively morning briefing covering market moves, key economic data and headline news. They discuss sterling's rally driven by dollar weakness and technical flows, mixed US macro prints (ADP and ISM), and market action across equities, commodities and bonds. Other highlights include the Tunbridge Wells water crisis and on-air rant, Nvidia's talks on export controls and China, the Fed and Treasury developments, possible BOJ rate moves, tech sector shifts, and the FTSE 100 reshuffle — all wrapped in the podcast's trademark banter and frank commentary.

Hosts Ryan and Michael deliver a candid, fast-paced Morning Blast covering market moves, political headlines and corporate news. The episode blends humour with sharp analysis as they review equity and commodity action, central bank chatter and key economic data. Highlights include discussion of President Trump’s comments on the next Fed chair, China’s soybean buying, Bitcoin and precious metals activity, Airbus delivery cuts, AI chip updates from Amazon, and upcoming economic releases — all wrapped in the show’s informal, outspoken style.

Hosts Ryan and Michael deliver a candid live recap of yesterday’s market action, key futures levels, and what to watch in today’s trading — from S&P pauses to commodity breakouts.They discuss UK political fallout including the OBR chief’s resignation and potential US–UK pharma trade impacts, plus global headlines on rare earths, energy and macro data like the ISM PMI.The episode rounds out with corporate and AI news: Nvidia’s deals, OpenAI’s internal 'code red' response to Google’s Gemini, and other overnight stories investors should note.

Hosts Ryan and Michael deliver a candid morning roundup covering last week’s market moves and the weekend’s headlines. They discuss the CME outage and thin trading, the UK budget controversy around Rachel Reeves and the OBR, and key price action in S&P, DAX, Bitcoin, gold and silver.The episode also covers global developments — BOJ rate hints, Micron’s investment in Japan, US consumer spending, and upcoming economic events like PMIs, ISM, and Eurozone CPI — with blunt commentary and market implications for the week ahead.

Hosts Ryan and Michael review a chaotic Friday session where a CyrusOne data‑centre cooling issue halted CME futures and affected FX platforms, leaving liquidity thin during the Thanksgiving weekend. They critique the UK budget as uninspiring — spending pushed forward while tax rises are back‑loaded and politically uncertain — and highlight fall‑out risks for the housing market. Other key takeaways include concerns over heavy borrowing tied to OpenAI data‑centres, OPEC holding output steady, ECB commentary on near‑term policy, and a slow global news flow amplifying market gaps.

Hosts Ryan and Michael recap recent market moves and deliver a focused analysis of the UK Budget, outlining a "smorgasbord" of tax increases (income tax threshold freezes, salary-sacrifice changes, council tax revaluation and a mansion tax, EV pay‑per‑mile, tourist and gambling levies) alongside selected spending measures.They explain the likely fiscal shortfall, OBR downgrades, borrowing plans and risks to credibility, flag how markets may react, and run through key US economic and tech headlines — all with lively banter, rants and humour.

Hosts Ryan and Michael run through last weeks market moves, key technical levels, and major headlines ahead of Wednesdays UK budget — including rumours of a mansion tax, council tax revaluation, and frozen rail fares. The episode also covers US market drivers: a dovish repricing of Fed policy, delays to CPI data, NVIDIA-China export talks, and an overnight news roundup of global macro and political developments. Finish with a look at the week ahead: key data releases, central bank actions, and what to watch in thin holiday trading.

Hosts Ryan and Michael deliver a live, unedited Morning Blast covering a sharp market sell-off, Treasury and commodity moves, Bitcoin weakness, and the latest US jobs data. They also unpack weak UK retail and borrowing figures ahead of the budget and flag potential weekend gapping risks. The episode mixes market analysis with risky innuendos, birthday celebrations, and a rundown of today’s key economic releases and central bank speakers to watch.

Ryan and Michael break down the day’s market movers — Nvidia’s blowout results boosting US futures, a hawkish re-pricing of Fed cuts, weak German data and UK budget headlines. They preview the important (and delayed) US September jobs report and other economic reads, with live banter, technical levels and listener notes. This episode is recorded live, unedited, and mixes market analysis with on-the-desk commentary and studio moments.

Ryan and Michael recap yesterday’s market moves with Clive’s technical update — equities softened, bonds and commodities swung, and Bitcoin and metals showed choppy action. They discuss key levels, sector snapshots and the latest headlines shaping sentiment. The hosts also rant about a Treasury “gilt” gaffe, debate the likelihood of a Bank of England rate cut, preview Nvidia’s crucial earnings and AI partnerships, and flag today’s data: eurozone inflation, a US 20‑year bond auction, FOMC minutes and Nvidia’s report.

Michael and Ryan cut through the crap and provide listeners with the best morning show on markets by far

Ryan and Michael recap a volatile weekend in markets — from Clive Lambert's technical levels and a sharp gilt sell-off to trade news and corporate moves — and unpack the political and fiscal uncertainty ahead of the UK budget.This episode previews the week ahead: delayed US jobs data and FOMC minutes, Nvidia earnings, retail reports, and the potential market impact of budget leaks, trade developments, and inflation releases.

Ryan Paisey and Michael Brown deliver a live, unedited Friday roundup of global markets, political headlines and key economic moves. Highlights include a UK budget U‑turn and gilt selloff, bitcoin volatility, China slowdown signals, US data delays after a shutdown, and major tech and trade updates.

Ryan and Michael give a raucous morning roundup of market moves and macro news: global indices rally, gold and silver hit highs while oil slides, and UK GDP shows anaemic growth largely affected by a Jaguar Land Rover cyber incident. The US government shutdown has ended but October CPI and some jobs data may be lost or delayed; the hosts also cover Fed commentary, Nvidia and IBM tech updates, Waymo’s driverless taxi plans, EU probes of Google, and even Scotland planning its first bonds.

💣 The Morning Blast Jumpstart your day with an explosive dose of financial market insight. Hosted by Michael Brown (Senior Market Analyst at Pepperstone www.pepperstone.com) and Ryan Paisey (Founder of PiQ Suite www.piqsuite.com), The Morning Blast delivers a fast-paced, bar-side take on what’s moving global markets. Each morning, the team breaks down everything traders need to know before the bell: Technical analysis from Clive Lambert of FuturesTechs www.futurestechs.co.uk  setting up the charts and key levels. Market recap with Michael, covering what happened overnight and why it matters or is just noise. Headline rundown from Ryan, powered by PiQ Suite’s Substack  piqsuite.substack.com curated by Zack Eiseman, giving you the stories that actually move the needle. Day ahead preview with Michael’s sharp macro insight and a dose of the Ryan’s signature banter - a mix of serious market chat and lighthearted nonsense. Streamed live weekdays at 8:30 AM London time on the @PiQSuite Podbean livestream, or catch up anytime on your favourite podcast platform. Start your day smarter and a little louder with The Morning Blast.

Hosts Ryan and Michael recap overnight market moves — a risk-on rally in US equities as the government shutdown nears resolution, gains in metals and mixed moves across commodities and bonds.They contrast that with grim UK labour-market data showing rising unemployment and payrolls falling, discuss policy implications for the upcoming budget, and run through key corporate and macro headlines to watch today.