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Britain’s Bond Buying, Pipeline Problems, and Tracking Hurricane Ian 9/28/22
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Stocks are bouncing back today, after falling to their lowest levels since late 2020. Is the U.S. looking more attractive compared to the financial chaos in Europe? We’ll break down the Bank of England’s surprising moves to recue its bond market.
Plus, Europe’s energy crisis may get worse, as someone apparently blew up parts of Russia’s big Nord Stream pipeline. The EU is claiming it was caused by ‘sabotage.’ But by who? We’ll debate. And, as Hurricane Ian makes landfall in Florida, we’ll talk to the CEO of Generac about his company’s efforts to help keep the lights on in the hardest hit areas of the state. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com
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