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Market Movers: The Opening Bell

The lasting impact of the US port strike on the supply chain with Mirko Woitzik Global Director of Intelligence, Everstream Analytics

Mirko Woitzik, Global Director of Intelligence at Everstream Analytics, analyzes the aftermath of the recent port strike and its wide-reaching impact on global supply chains. Woitzik breaks down how the strike disrupted trade, affected key industries, and what recovery efforts are now underway.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Are Bitcoin ETFs the future of crypto investing? Charles Morris, Founder & Chairman of ByteTree weighs in

Charles Morris, Founder & Chairman of ByteTree, dives into the record inflows into Bitcoin ETFs and what this surge means for the broader cryptocurrency market. Morris explores why investors are flocking to Bitcoin ETFs, the potential long-term impact on Bitcoin’s price, and what this trend signifies for the future of crypto investments.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Patrick L Young, Founder of Exchange Invest, reveals how to thrive in volatile market conditions

Patrick L. Young, Founder of Exchange Invest, shares his expert insights on how to navigate investing during volatile market conditions. Young provides strategies for managing risk, identifying opportunities, and staying resilient when markets are unpredictable as the Atlantic hurricane season rages on.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Curve introduces foreign spending initiative & HSBC partners with Tradeshift with Polly Jean Harrison

Polly Jean Harrison discusses Curve’s new foreign spending initiative and HSBC’s exciting partnership with Tradeshift. Harrison breaks down how Curve’s initiative is set to reshape how consumers handle international transactions, while HSBC’s collaboration with Tradeshift aims to streamline global trade operations.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Stocks surge as strong jobs data boosts market confidence with Peter Tuchman

Peter Tuchman analyzes the recent surge in stocks following strong jobs data that has boosted market confidence. Tuchman breaks down the key factors driving this market rally and explains what the latest employment numbers mean for investors.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

How the end of the port strike and unemployment drop are shifting markets with Peter Tuchman

Peter Tuchman discusses the recent resolution of the port strike and the significant drop in the unemployment rate. Tuchman breaks down how the end of the strike is influencing supply chains and market sentiment, while analyzing the latest unemployment data and its impact on the economy.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Ripple expands global footprint & Token.io partners with Ecommpay with Polly Jean Harrison

Polly Jean Harrison delves into Ripple’s global expansion and Token.io’s exciting new partnership with Ecommpay. Harrison discusses how Ripple is broadening its reach in the financial ecosystem, while Token.io's partnership with Ecommpay is set to enhance payment services. Tune in to discover how these developments are shaping the future of digital payments and blockchain technology.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

The Hydrogen economy: how startups are shaping energy’s future with Whitaker Irvin Jr, CEO of Q Hydrogen

Whitaker Irvin Jr., CEO of Q Hydrogen, explores the growing hydrogen economy and how startups are battling to shape the future of energy. Irvin dives into the latest innovations in hydrogen technology, the challenges these startups face, and the potential impact on global energy markets.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Port workers strike deal—what it means for labor relations and the economy with Will Brucher, Professor, Rutgers University School of Management and Relations

Will Brucher, Professor at Rutgers University School of Management and Labor Relations, discusses the recent deal between U.S. port workers and operators that ended the East Coast strike.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

What September’s jobs report tells us about the labor market with Mark Hamrick, Senior Economic Analyst & Washington Bureau Chief, Bankrate

Mark Hamrick, Senior Economic Analyst & Washington Bureau Chief at Bankrate, breaks down the latest insights from September’s Jobs Report and what it means for the labor market. Hamrick explores where the labor market currently stands, how the data is influencing economic forecasts, and what trends we can expect moving forward.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

How major political events are shifting ad strategies & AI’s increased role in advertising with Tyler Goldberg, Director of Political Strategy, Assembly Global

Tyler Goldberg, Director of Political Strategy at Assembly Global, discusses how recent dramatic political events, including two assassination attempts, a conviction, and a candidate stepping aside, have impacted political advertising. Goldberg examines how these incidents may have contributed to the shifts in campaign strategies and voter engagement. Additionally, Goldberg gives his perspective on the future of digital advertising and how AI will influence the sector's growth.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Crypto market volatility & geopolitics – Andy Baehr, Head of Product, Coindesk Indices, explains the key drivers of crypto price action and why investors...

Andy Baehr, Head of Product at Coindesk Indices, breaks down the key drivers behind Bitcoin's price action, including volatility, economic data, and geopolitical events. Baehr explores how these factors are influencing Bitcoin's value and also gives his perspective on the status of innovation in crypto after his participation at Token2049 in Singapore.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

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