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    Podzept is a podcast which addresses the current issues driving the world of economics and finance.
    Listen to top Deutsche Bank analysts and thinkers discuss their findings.

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    December 4, 2019
    (13:29 min)

    China's consumer decade

    Analyst:
    Luke Templeman, Yi Xiong
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    Yi Xiong, China Economist, sets out how the Chinese economy has been driven by a key theme in each of the last two decades: exports and then public investment. The next decade is set to be the consumption decade. The latent spending potential, particularly in retiring Chinese will continue to drive growth.
    December 3, 2019
    (13:29 min)

    Green shoots or false down?

    Analyst:
    Luke Templeman, Peter Hooper
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    The past year and a half has seen an impressive slide in the global economy. Global GDP growth is expected to have ebbed to its lowest rate since the great recession this year, with some regions nearing recession and others increasingly fearing it. The primary factor is the strongly depressing effect on global trade and investment that has resulted from sharp increases in economic policy uncertainty associated with both trade policy conflicts and Brexit. Peter Hooper, Global Head of Economic Research, shares his insights.
    September 20, 2019
    (13:42 min)

    Climate change and corporates: Past the tipping point with customers and stockmarkets

    Analyst:
    Luke Templeman
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    Companies drag their heels on climate change because many managers believe that for the planet to win, profits must fall. Luke Templeman, analyst on the new Corporate Bank Focus Research team argues the opposite using evidence from both the stockmarkets and db primary research.
    September 2, 2019
    (13:20 min)

    Brexit update: constitutional warfare

    Analyst:
    Luke Templeman, Oliver Harvey
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    Listen to Oliver Harvey, Macro Strategist, discuss the latest on Brexit. The UK government intends to prorogue parliament from 10th September to 14th October when the government will hold a Queen's Speech. This limits the ability of MPs to table legislation to prevent no deal Brexit and signals that the Johnson government may be prepared to break constitutional precedent to take the UK out of the EU without a deal. At the same time, it could crystallise opposition to a no deal Brexit this week in the House of Commons leading to a unity government.
    August 16, 2019
    (13:42 min)

    The future of news

    Analyst:
    Luke Templeman
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    Two decades ago, newspaper editors were told the internet age meant they had to give away content for free, create click-bait, and support it all with any advertising they could find. It hasn’t turned out that way. Fears of fake news, the shift to quality, and the lack of patience for distraction has led to growing numbers of subscribers at some of the world’s best-known mastheads. Yet, the shift is not complete. Communications and 5G technology are likely to have five impacts on the news media: the return of regional reporting with new funding models, less focus on speed, a reduction in the number of news sources people read, the acceptance of automation, and the return of television news, in a curated format.
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