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The Open Bell

The Open Bell

著者: Alex Monroe
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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. 015 — 14 Jul 2026
    2026/07/14
    Today on The Open Bell: Trump has reimposed a naval blockade on the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow channel that carries a fifth of the world's seaborne oil, and slapped a 20% toll on everything that moves through it, and Brent crude, the global oil benchmark, jumped nearly 10% overnight to $83 a barrel, which means this isn't a market story, it's a petrol pump story. New Fed chair Kevin Warsh is testifying before Congress this morning for the very first time, and given that he's walking in the door on the same day as the inflation report and five major bank earnings releases, we're about to find out very quickly what he's actually made of. JPMorgan, Goldman, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and Citigroup all dropped their second-quarter results before the opening bell this morning, investment banking revenues are up around 26% across the board, and the timing tells you everything: Wall Street is printing money at the exact moment the Fed is deciding whether borrowing stays expensive for everyone else. If today's episode is earning its place in your morning, a five-star rating takes about ten seconds and genuinely helps other people find the show. Hosted by Alex Monroe. New episodes every weekday morning at theopenbell.co Not investment advice. For informational purposes only. --- Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:20 Trump Reinstates Iran Blockade; Brent Crude Surges 9.6% to $ 03:17 Fed Chair Warsh Delivers Maiden Congressional Testimony on M 05:45 Five US Mega-Banks Report Q2 Earnings; Investment Banking Re 07:35 Closing thoughts
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  • The Open Bell — Ep. 014 — 13 Jul 2026
    2026/07/13
    Today on The Open Bell: U.S. forces struck Iranian targets overnight and Brent crude is back above $79 a barrel, which means the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow channel that carries roughly a quarter of the world's oil, is doing what it always does when tensions flare: making everyone's petrol bill a geopolitical problem. A 300-page housing affordability bill just became U.S. law, and buried inside it is a provision that blocks any government-issued digital dollar until at least 2031, which is the kind of thing that gets five words in the press release and turns out to matter quite a lot. Australia's rate markets are quietly pricing in another hike from the Reserve Bank in August, and if you want to understand why that's worth watching beyond Sydney, consider that Australian households carry some of the heaviest mortgage debt in the world and petrol is already creeping back up. If this helped you make sense of today, a five-star rating takes about ten seconds and genuinely helps other people find the show. Hosted by Alex Monroe. New episodes every weekday morning at theopenbell.co Not investment advice. For informational purposes only. --- Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:15 New U.S. Iran Strikes Send Brent Crude Back Above $79 a Barr 03:03 U.S. Housing Affordability Act Becomes Law, Banning Fed Digi 05:52 Australia's Rate Market Prices Fresh Tightening as RBA Augus 07:58 Closing thoughts
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    9 分
  • The Open Bell — Ep. 013 — 11 Jul 2026
    2026/07/11
    Today on The Open Bell: Trump stood at a NATO summit in Ankara and declared the US-Iran ceasefire finished, and oil prices jumped more than five percent within hours, which tells you everything about how fragile the assumption of calm in that region actually was. A South Korean chipmaker called SK Hynix just raised $26.5 billion on the Nasdaq, the biggest US listing by a foreign company ever, and the stock climbed 13% on its first day, so the appetite for anything touching AI-era semiconductors is clearly nowhere near exhausted. Meta is up more than 22% in ten trading days after reports emerged that the company is building its own AI chip, and at some point you have to ask whether the market is pricing in a genuinely new Meta or just getting swept up in the moment. The US added only 57,000 jobs in June, less than half of what forecasters expected, and more than 700,000 people dropped out of the workforce entirely, which is the kind of number that should be making more headlines than it is. And the Federal Reserve's own internal minutes show a committee that's split, with some officials pushing to raise interest rates again even as the jobs market cools, so the idea that rates are on a clear path down is looking shakier by the week. If this show helped you cut through the noise today, a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify genuinely helps other people find it. Hosted by Alex Monroe. New episodes every weekday morning at theopenbell.co Not investment advice. For informational purposes only. --- Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:27 Trump Declares Iran Ceasefire 'Over' at NATO Summit 02:12 SK Hynix Raises $26.5B in Largest-Ever US Foreign IPO 04:01 Meta Surges 14%-Plus on the Week as AI Chip Plans Emerge 05:38 June Payrolls Miss Badly at 57K; Rate-Hike Bets Cool 07:13 FOMC Minutes Reveal Fed Split; Hawkish Wing Eyes Hike 08:46 Closing thoughts
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    11 分
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