Economics for Capital Markets

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01 - Economics for Capital Markets Overview

01 - Course introduction.mp4

01:25

02 - 1. Economic Events

01 - Indicators vs. releases.mp4

01:37

02 - Economic events.mp4

01:22

03 - Types of economic events.mp4

00:58

04 - Important aspects of economic indicators.mp4

01:13

05 - Three classes of economic indicators.mp4

01:48

06 - Get to know your market animals.mp4

02:13

03 - 2. Central Banks

01 - A quick refresher on central banks.mp4

01:31

02 - Foreign currency reserves.mp4

02:54

03 - Central banks vs. sovereign wealth funds.mp4

00:56

04 - Central bank actions.mp4

01:30

05 - What is monetary policy.mp4

03:15

06 - How policy rates affect the real world.mp4

02:19

07 - Economics for capital markets case study Black Wednesday.mp4

02:00

08 - Economics for capital markets case study Black Wednesday (continued).mp4

02:22

09 - The federal reserve system.mp4

02:32

10 - Fed board of governors and FOMC.mp4

02:35

11 - Fed key policy rates.mp4

03:03

12 - FOMC statements.mp4

01:49

13 - FOMC minutes.mp4

00:47

14 - European central bank and key policy rates.mp4

02:04

15 - Bank of England and bank rate.mp4

01:42

16 - Bank of Japan.mp4

02:03

17 - Quantitative easing and yield curve control.mp4

03:05

18 - Bank of Japan monetary policy and key rates.mp4

01:06

19 - Midway check-in on economics for capital markets.mp4

00:15

04 - 3. Economic Indicators

01 - Labor market.mp4

02:11

02 - Output GDP, GNP, and balance of payments.mp4

01:44

03 - Prices and wages.mp4

01:24

04 - Consumption.mp4

01:00

05 - Industrial sector.mp4

01:04

06 - Purchasing managers index.mp4

00:59

07 - Surveys and housing sector.mp4

01:40

05 - 4. Trading around Economic Releases

01 - How economic releases move markets.mp4

01:16

02 - How we get these forecasts.mp4

02:06

03 - How markets should react vs. how they react in the real world.mp4

04:39

04 - How market practitioners trade releases.mp4

01:36

05 - How market practitioners trade releases (continued).mp4

03:19

06 - Conclusion

01 - Course summary.mp4

00:57

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