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Global Research Unlocked

BofA Global Research 44 Episodes Oct 13, 2026

Global Research Unlocked is a podcast from BofA Global Research, featuring industry-leading analysts who discuss emerging risks, opportunities, and growth themes such as AI and energy transition. The show provides nuanced insights to help listeners navigate the economic landscape and chart their investment path.

Episodes

Must Read Research: Oil, the Consumer, Rates and Elections
Must Read Research: Oil, the Consumer, Rates and Elections Oct 13, 2026 357 In this episode of Must Read Research on Global Research Unlocked, Candace Browning examines how perception is shaping market outcomes across asset classes. We explore why oil remains near $100 despite recovering crude exports, what card data and retailer feedback reveal about the strength of the U.S. consumer, why bond strategists believe markets may be underestimating the likelihood of additiona
Global Rates & FX Views: Global bond selloff & credit impact
Global Rates & FX Views: Global bond selloff & credit impact Oct 11, 2026 1866 Please join Sphia Salim in discussion with Ralf Preusser and Meghan Swiber alongside our colleagues from credit (Neha Khoda, Head of US credit strategy and Barnaby Martin, Head of European credit strategy). We will explore the nature of the recent extension in the global govt bond sell-off, where positioning is, what the Fed & US treasury could do slow the moves and finally whether this is sta
Must Read Research: AI + Quantum: The Ultimate Power Couple?
Must Read Research: AI + Quantum: The Ultimate Power Couple? Oct 6, 2026 1343 Quantum computing is moving from scientific promise to commercial reality, opening new possibilities across sensing, secure communications, finance, healthcare, aerospace, defense, and space. The industry has already surpassed $1 billion in annual sales and could reach $80 billion by 2035, while shortening timelines to “Q-Day” are adding urgency to the race. In this special episode of Must Read Re
Post NFP Takeaways: Econ, Rates, FX
Post NFP Takeaways: Econ, Rates, FX Oct 5, 2026 1686 Please join our BofA Economists and rates & FX strategists to discuss takeaways after the September employment report. They will discuss implications for US economy, Fed path, rate levels / curve shape, & USD implications.    "Bank of America" and “BofA Securities” are the marketing names for the global banking businesses and global markets businesses (which includes BofA Global Research)
There’s space for traditional wireless too; LEO can coexist with terrestrial networks
There’s space for traditional wireless too; LEO can coexist with terrestrial networks Oct 5, 2026 1138 Rural broadband threat, urban voice and data advantage Telecom stocks came under significant pressure around the SpaceX IPO as investors worried that low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites could disrupt traditional wireless and broadband markets. But while satellite data works well in many geographies, including rural areas, offshore and on mountaintops, Michael Funk discusses the capacity, coverage, an
Signals & Noise: Earnings Over Elections
Signals & Noise: Earnings Over Elections Oct 2, 2026 507 Midterms may dominate headlines, but corporate earnings, inflation and interest rates remain the key drivers of US equities. In this episode of Signals & Noise, Savita Subramanian discusses the outlook for stocks and bonds, the implications of higher Treasury yields, and the role of AI-driven productivity in supporting earnings and market performance.   "Bank of America" and “BofA Securities”
Novel now, big scale shortly; AV speed reinforced by Bay Area trip
Novel now, big scale shortly; AV speed reinforced by Bay Area trip Oct 2, 2026 1444 AV adoption is scaling; physical AI broadens the story Autonomous vehicles appear to be reaching an inflection point, with the focus shifting from proving the technology to scaling fleets, geographies and business models. Fresh off their Bay Area trip to see 15 corporates in the space, Martyn Briggs and Alex Perry discuss rapid growth in robotaxi deployments, falling autonomous ride costs, and the
Must Read Research: Rates, Crops, Korea, and Prediction Markets
Must Read Research: Rates, Crops, Korea, and Prediction Markets Sep 28, 2026 357 In this episode of Must Read Research on Global Research Unlocked, Head of Global Research Candace Browning explores how markets are pricing the probabilities that matter most. We discuss why Treasury yields continue to track Federal Reserve expectations more closely than economic data, how tightening inventories and supply disruptions are supporting an emerging agricultural bull cycle, and why Ko
Global Rates & FX Views: Rates and inflation
Global Rates & FX Views: Rates and inflation Sep 25, 2026 1071 Please join Ralf Preusser in discussion with Mark Capleton, Evelyn Herrmann, Stephen Juneau and Meghan Swiber. We will discuss the upcoming inflation prints in the Euro Area and the US. In light of the recent run up in commodity prices, inflation is back in the driving seat for central bank reaction functions and as a result rate curves. We will discuss where we see opportunities in rates and infl
Consumers resilient but many retail stocks are on the sale rack
Consumers resilient but many retail stocks are on the sale rack Sep 24, 2026 1428 Consumer strength, lower-income spend improving Much of the consumer survey data suggests that consumers feel squeezed and are increasingly frustrated by inflation, but BAC credit and debit card spending data tells a different, more positive story. And importantly, it's not just higher income consumers who are spending. Recent data has shown improving growth from lower income consumers, even when
Must Read Research: Fed Hiking Cycle; Brazil Optimism; Australia’s AI Boom; AV Commercialization
Must Read Research: Fed Hiking Cycle; Brazil Optimism; Australia’s AI Boom; AV Commercialization Sep 22, 2026 342 In this episode of Must Read Research on Global Research Unlocked, Head of Global Research Candace Browning examines economies moving in different directions as inflation, policy, and investment trends continue to reshape the global landscape. We explore why the Federal Reserve may be at the start of a new tightening cycle, rising optimism toward Brazil despite election uncertainty, and how Austra
Global Rates & FX Views: The great central bank review
Global Rates & FX Views: The great central bank review Sep 18, 2026 1200 Please join Ralf Preusser in conversation with Agne Stengeryte, Meghan Swiber, and Tomonobu Yamashita. We will review the Fed, the BoE and the BoJ and discuss implications for global rate and FX markets. The Fed delivered a hawkish hike and joined the global tightening cycle. The repercussions of this decisions have already had strong effects across yield curves and currencies. We discuss the FOMC

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