For much of 2026, investors have been waiting for US interest rates to fall.

After Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s hawkish Jackson Hole debut, should they be preparing for another hike instead?

Michelle Martin speaks with Simon Ree, Founder of Tao of Trading, about what Warsh’s inflation-first message could mean for the Fed’s next move, why Christopher Waller could provide the next important signal, and where a renewed higher-rate environment could hit Treasuries, the US dollar, equities and the Singapore dollar.

Plus, why does Simon like the Health Care Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLV), what are the risks, and why might Singapore investors consider the Ireland-domiciled IUHC instead?

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Enter the moneyverse with Michelle and her guest who explains that there are invisible rules to the systems that generate and perpetuate wealth and economies we all need to understand.

Why can you know how to budget, save and invest - and still struggle to get ahead?

Michelle Martin speaks with Lionel Lee, author of Into the Moneyverse: The Real World of Money and Why Financial Literacy Alone Won’t Save You, about the difference between financial literacy and “money literacy”.

Plus, how can you move from being a passive player in the "moneyverse" to Active Player 1?

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AI has dominated markets, but could some of the more interesting long-term opportunities now lie elsewhere?

Michelle Martin looks at two structural themes: healthcare innovation and the infrastructure required for global electrification with four names in focus.

We also examine what separates a genuine megatrend from a compelling investment story, the risks of paying too much for long-term growth, and how investors can gain thematic exposure without simply replacing one concentrated trade with another.

MIchelle speaks with Shanon Tang, Investment Specialist at PhillipCapital.

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