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The Open Bell is an independent financial news show — a daily podcast and newsletter for people who are affected by markets, policy, and the economy.

Every episode follows the same process: research, a written script, a quality check, and a final review — every morning, before anything goes out. Alex is the on-air voice of that process. The tools behind the research and scripting are AI; the editorial judgment and the responsibility for what airs are ours.

We tell you this because trust is the actual product here, not an afterthought — and a daily show only earns it by being straightforward about how it's made. The standard doesn't change because the tools did.

New episodes Monday to Saturday. Not investment advice — for informational purposes only.

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  • The Open Bell — Ep. 084 — 16 Oct 2026

    The Open Bell — Ep. 084 — 16 Oct 2026
    Oct 16 2026
    Today on The Open Bell: Wholesale prices just posted their second-biggest monthly jump on record, a full 1.3% in a single month against forecasts of 0.5%, and the weird part is that bond markets responded by falling in yield, meaning traders think the economy breaks before inflation does. Iran confirmed it sank a container ship in the Strait of Hormuz, oil jumped 3% toward $98, and the only reason it's not already past $100 is that Saudi crude is moving through alternative routes and emergency reserves are hitting the market right now. The European Central Bank just cleared Italy's UniCredit to push its stake in Germany's Commerzbank past 30%, the biggest green light in a potential cross-border banking merger that Berlin never publicly wanted, and now can't block without picking a direct fight with its own central bank. If this episode helped, a five-star rating takes ten seconds and it's genuinely the best way to help the next person find the show. New episodes every weekday morning at theopenbell.co Not investment advice. For informational purposes only. --- Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:16 U.S. Wholesale Prices Post Second-Largest Monthly Jump on Re 02:57 Iran Sinks Ship in Hormuz; WTI Crude Surges 3% Toward $98 05:11 ECB Clears UniCredit to Lift Commerzbank Stake Above 30% 07:13 Closing thoughts

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    8 Min.
  • The Open Bell — Ep. 083 — 15 Oct 2026

    The Open Bell — Ep. 083 — 15 Oct 2026
    Oct 15 2026
    Today on The Open Bell: U.S. inflation came in hotter than expected for September, and the ugly part is that almost half of it is gasoline, which means the Fed is being asked to cool a fire it didn't start and can't really put out with higher interest rates. Australia shed 39,300 jobs last month when everyone was forecasting a gain, and the market's confidence in a November rate hike from the Reserve Bank of Australia has gone from near-certain to basically a guess overnight. Bolivia is rewriting its gold export rules to pull in U.S. dollars before its foreign reserves run dry, and the distance between "mining reform announcement" and "can't keep fuel on the shelves" is a lot shorter than it sounds. If today's episode helped you make sense of something complicated, a five-star rating takes about ten seconds and helps the next listener find the show. New episodes every weekday morning at theopenbell.co Not investment advice. For informational purposes only. --- Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:10 US September CPI hits 3.7%, fuelling new Fed rate-hike fears 03:36 Australia loses 39,300 jobs in September; RBA hike odds cras 06:04 Bolivia overhauls gold export rules to attract dollars, stab 08:01 Closing thoughts

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    9 Min.
  • The Open Bell — Ep. 082 — 14 Oct 2026

    The Open Bell — Ep. 082 — 14 Oct 2026
    Oct 14 2026
    Today on The Open Bell: A Houthi ballistic missile hit the Dhahran headquarters of Saudi Aramco yesterday, set fire to an administrative tower that effectively runs one-eighth of the world's entire oil supply, and oil prices surged toward $95 a barrel before markets had time to blink. The head of the New York Fed told the world on Tuesday that rate hikes are basically done after one more this year, and the bond market, which prices US government debt and sets the floor for mortgage rates everywhere, added billions in value within minutes. Singapore's central bank just held rates steady despite the economy growing at 5.4 percent, and every single analyst who covers it predicted the opposite, which is either a masterclass in monetary policy or a very bad sign for anyone who thought they had this one figured out. If today's episode helped you get your head around any of this, a five-star rating takes ten seconds and helps the next listener find the show. New episodes every weekday morning at theopenbell.co Not investment advice. For informational purposes only. --- Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Houthi Missile Hits Saudi Aramco HQ; Oil Surges Toward $95 02:57 Fed's Williams Signals No 2027 Hikes; Treasuries Rally Hard 05:17 MAS Stuns Markets With Policy Pause as Singapore GDP Hits 5. 07:08 Closing thoughts

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    8 Min.
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