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NAB Morning CallUS inflation slows faster, but still a bit to goMonday 16th February 2026NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABPhil catches up with NAB’s Ken Crompton to break down the fallout from a cooler-than-expected 0.2% US inflation print, which sent bond yields tumbling and left the US 2-year yield at its lowest level since mid-2022. They dig into the reality of the Fed’s waiting game, the New York Fed data showing that US consumers and firms are footing 90% of the tariff bill, and why the "AI vigilantes" are continuing to eye tech stocks with a...
2026-02-1514 minNAB Morning CallWeak retail sales ahead of payrollsWednesday 11th February 2026NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABGlobal markets are still grinding higher, but the real action is in bonds and currencies, with US Treasury yields tumbling after flat retail sales and softer price data, and the yen staging the day’s standout move, edging further away from the intervention zone. Commodities are drifting lower, Bitcoin continues its long slide from last year’s peak, and all eyes now turn to an unusually timed mid‑week non‑farm payrolls. At home, the NAB Busine...
2026-02-1013 minNAB Morning CallTech hit, Iran delays, JOLTs todayThursday 5th February 2026NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABTech stocks are sliding again, with AMD’s weak outlook triggering a broader rethink on AI spending and dragging the NASDAQ lower. Ken Crompton says markets are questioning whether AI revenues can keep pace with the investment surge, ahead of Alphabet’s results tonight and NVIDIA later this month. Energy is the standout as oil climbs on renewed Iran–US tensions and delays to planned talks. US data stay firm — services ISM strengthened, ADP was soft, and...
2026-02-0413 minNAB Morning CallGreenland heats up; Japan’s Liz Truss momentWednesday 21st January 2026NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABMarkets are on edge this morning as the Greenland fallout continues to reverberate through currencies, bonds, metals and equities, with fears that US–European trade and intelligence ties may suffer lasting damage. Tensions escalated as the President revealed a private text exchange with President Macron and threatened 200% tariffs on French wine and champagne. Meanwhile, Japan has endured a sharp bond sell off —its “Liz Truss moment” — after concerns that Sanae Takaichi’s proposed tax cuts are unfunded...
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NAB Morning CallWeekend Edition: 2025 – The Year Australia Held Its OwnFriday 19th December 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABAustralia has managed to steer its own course through a turbulent 2025. Taylor Nugent explains how the RBA resisted the urge to slash rates early in the year, instead holding firm as inflation proved more stubborn than expected. That stance kept the economy balanced while other central banks lurched between easing and tightening. Compared with New Zealand’s harsher approach and the US’s tariff‑driven dilemmas, Australia’s policy mix looks measured – not perfect, but enough to av...
2025-12-1932 minNAB Morning CallRBA & Fed WeekMonday 8th December 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABIt’s the RBA and the Fed this week. We know what to expect- the Fed is likely to cut rates, the RBA its likely to be on hold. We’re also expecting hawkish commentary, particularly from the RBA. NAB’s Ken Crompton talks through the impact on bond yields, with Aussies10 year yields up 1.37% over the last week. Bond yields in Japan have continued to rise on the expectation of a rate hike from the Bank...
2025-12-0715 minNAB Morning CallUS jobs fall, AU GDP, softer but strongThursday 4th December 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABUS Treasury yields fell after the ADP jobs number came in weaker than expected. Normally, perhaps, people wouldn’t pay too much attention — they’re often wrong — but when it’s all you’ve got, it matters. It’s another reason for a rate cut by the Fed next week.Meanwhile, Aussie GDP also came in weaker than expected… though maybe strong in the right places. NAB’s Ken Crompton joins Phil to look at the impli...
2025-12-0312 minNAB Morning CallToo much is not enoughThursday 20th November 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABWhat do equity markets want? NVIDIA yesterday delivered strong earnings and talked up the opportunity. ‘We’ve entered the virtuous cycle of AI’, their CEO said yesterday. After some initial enthusiasm, US shares fell today, including a 1.5% drop in NVIDIA’s price. NAB’s Ken Crompton joins Phil to talk through the caution in equities as well as deciphering a mix of jobs data, including the not-so-monthly on-farm payrolls, and a dump of weekly jobless claims. Howeve...
2025-11-2016 minNAB Morning CallIs that it for the RBA? US missing October.Friday14th November 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABSally suggested as much yesterday. Now the recovery in the unemployment rate in Australia yesterday has confirmed it. NAB is not expecting any further easing by the RBA in this cycle. Ken Crompton talks through the numbers that led to this decision – actually, the employment data probably had the least to do with NAB’s call.Meanwhile, in the US, the Fed is still divided, although speakers are sounding increasing hawkish. Perhaps it’s t...
2025-11-1314 minNAB Morning CallUS confidence slides, tech expectations rise, Aussie CPI out todayWednesday 29th October 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThe S&P hit a new intraday high as markets prepare for the Fed’s assumed cut tomorrow, alongside a swag of tech earnings. NAB’s Ken Crompton talks through how, despite all that hope, consumer confidence slid in the latest Conference Board survey. Today’s CPE data for Australia will be uber-important in setting the direction and tone for the RBA, whilst the Bank of Canada makes their call overnight tonight. Hosted on Acast...
2025-10-2817 minNAB Morning CallAustralia US deal - we dig it.Tuesday 21st October 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABBefore you woke up this morning Anthony Albanese was at the White House announcing a $8.5 billion trade deal with America, giving the US access to the rare earths and critical minerals that will reduce its reliance on China. NAB’s Ken Crompton joins Phil to discuss the deal which, in theory, will see the US investing in processing capabilities within Australia. Meanwhile Chinese data yesterday showed strong GDP growth, but less progress with d...
2025-10-2014 minNAB Morning CallThe jobs challengeFriday 3rd October 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABWith no non-farm payrolls out in the US today, and no jobless claims numbers last night, attention turns to private data, of which the Challenger jobs survey is one of the more credible reports. NAB’s Ken Crompton says the overnight data supports the idea of a low hiring, low firing economy, although it did also highlight the extent of the DOGE cuts on government workers. There could be many more of those soon as the...
2025-10-0217 minNAB Morning CallFed’s risk management cutThursday 18th September 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABJerome Powell called today’s rate cut, and the increased dots plot for the remainder of the year, part of their risk management approach. Although some might say increasing the expectation for cuts, whilst highlighting the potential for a weaker labour market and forecasting an increase in inflation was throwing caution to the wind. Certainly, bond markets have been on a journey in the last few hours. NAB’s Ken Crompton joins Phil to talk throug...
2025-09-1715 minNAB Morning CallGet ready for the (soft?) US jobs numberFriday 5th September 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABIt would be a big surprise if we saw strong growth in the US non-farm payrolls numbers out tonight (Australia time). As NAB’s Ken Crompton describes, the Challenger Jobs Survey showed sharp rise sin layoffs, the weekly jobless claims continue to rise, and the number of new jobs halved in the latest ADP report. He tells Phul that the report is unlikely to have any impact on the chance of a cut in the Sept...
2025-09-0416 minNAB Morning CallDoes the growing US economy need a rate cut?Friday 29th August July 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThe Fed is expected to cut even though the latest GDP numbers show an economy growing – and maybe the PCE numbers today will show inflation is rising. So, is a cut the right thing to do? It’s a question Phil puts to NAB’s Ken Crompton who says, even though September seems bolted on, markets are stepping back on the speed of cuts beyond that. Although that could be determined by how many supporte...
2025-08-2819 minNAB Morning CallSwallowing the cost of tariffsWednesday 13th August July 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABMarkets have looked at the latest inflation data from the US, assumed companies are largely swallowing the cost of import tariffs, which removes the excuse for the Fed to hold off cutting rates in September. NAB’s Ken Crompton says markets are close to fully pricing a cut. The US dollar is weaker from the news but continued to fall as resident Trump once again criticised Jerome Powell for being too late to cut and...
2025-08-1214 minNAB Morning CallTariff delays already, ahead of today's deadline.Friday 1st August July 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABYesterday the US President warned there will be no delays on tariffs ahead of the August 1 deadline. Hours later he announced a 90-day delay for Mexico but warned that Canada’s support for Palestine would make a deal difficult. NABs Ken Crompton talks about how non—trade criteria are creeping into the US tariff regime, and it remains uncertain who will get hit with what today. The other big news today is non-farm payrolls tonigh...
2025-07-3118 minNAB Morning CallAre tariff impacts beginning to show?Wednesday 16th July 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABPresident Trump suggested that the latest US inflation numbers are weak and that the Fed should cut by3 points - presumably 300bp. But, as NAB’s ken Crompton outlines, the data is more likely to delay the Fed. Why? Because markets responded positively to the data initially, on further examination it’s clear that inflation is picking up in areas most impacted by tariffs. A cut at the end of the month from the Fed now lo...
2025-07-1517 minNAB Morning CallThe 5% ClubThursday 26th June 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABIt won’t come as a complete surprise that NATO members agreed to up their defence spending to 5 percent on Wednesday. The bigger surprise might be if they keep that commitment once President Trump is no longer in office. We saw a bigger response locally to the softer than expected Australian CPI number for May. NAB’s Ken Crompton joins Phil to talk about the market response and expectations for RBA cuts from now on. They als...
2025-06-2517 minNAB Morning CallTalks with Xi, a Broken Bromance and Jobs WorriesFriday 6th June 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThere hasn’t been a lot of love lost between President Xi and President Trump, but a 90 minute phone call might be the start of a journey of reconciliation. But US equity markets seem to be responding more to the end of the Trump-Musk bromance, as threats being made to Tesla’s subsidies and government contracts, helping to pull the Telsa share price down more than 14 percent. The focus today, of course, is on non-farm payrolls...
2025-06-0515 minNAB Morning CallCourting TrumpFriday 30th May 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThe US Appeals Cout has determined that Trump’s tariffs can stay, for now, but it remains a battle the President will have to fight. Kit seems markets had assumed he’d find a way to impose his tariffs anyway otherwise we would have seen more significant market moves. Th emain concern within the US seems to be how much of the new tax cuts assumed a high level of tariff revenue to compensate for the de...
2025-05-2915 minNAB Morning CallBonds back from the brinkFriday 23rd May 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABUS bond yields rose higher still this session, before retracing their steps. Interestingly they started falling after the House passed the Big Beautiful Tax Bill, even though that is expected to add significantly to the US government deficit, which is seen as one of the reasons for the rise in bond yields in the first place. Does this mean US bond yields could continue their upward trajectory? NAB’s a Ken Crompton says it’s not unusu...
2025-05-2217 minNAB Morning CallA deal, a cut and another Trump trade tipFriday 9th May 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABMarkets have seen the positive side of the US-UK trade deal. It’s a sign that deals can be done to reduce tariffs, but NAB’s Ken Crompton wonders whether sentiment is running ahead of itself. Although there are some carves out for sectors, including steel, the UK base tariff rate remains at 10 percent. This for a country that already buys more from the US than it sells to them. For that the UK has reduce...
2025-05-0815 minNAB Morning CallTrump Caves, Stocks SoarThursday 10th April 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABA roller coaster session on the markets. It started yesterday during the day in Australia with massive selloffs in US bonds on the news of rising tariffs from China and the US. The US is now up to 125%, with China imposing 84% from tomorrow. NAB’s Ken Crompton says if there was a Laffer Curve for tariffs we are well beyond the point where revenue keeps rising. But late in the session President Trump announced a 90-day de...
2025-04-0918 minNAB Morning CallHorror session after the gory detailsThursday 3rd April 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABYou’ll know by now that President Trump’s tariff regime was worse than many had expected, even though Australia got off relatively lightly. You might also be aware that, despite the Presidential claims, the numbers were not based on the tariffs charged by supplier nations, but on a relatively crude formula based on the value of exports to the US against the US balance of trade deficit with that country. That makes it rather proble...
2025-04-0318 minNAB Morning CallThe ECB, the Fed one day on and the new path for the RBAFriday 31st January 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThe ECB cut rates as expected but, in line with other central banks lately, prefers not to map out their expectations for further cuts. NAB’s Ken Crompton says the market is fairly certain that more cuts will follow. Meanwhile, NAB has brought forward the timing of the next RBA cut - now expected in February. Ken explains why the bank has changed its tune. There’s also talk about the response to yesterday’s Fed meeting...
2025-01-3017 minNAB Morning CallInflation eases and fears subsideThursday 16th January 2025NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThe biggest news this morning, the ceasefire in the Middle East, has had virtually no market response. Instead, bonds and equities have rallied on the positive CPI news from the US overnight. NAB’s Ken Crompton says the softer number has increased the prospect of more than one cut from the Fed this year. Bond yields have fallen markedly on both sides of the Atlantic. Today Australian’s employment data will be the key area of foc...
2025-01-1516 minNAB Morning CallAnother China Rescue PlanTuesday 10th December 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABBeijing has announced more in the way of fiscal and monetary stimulus to get the Chinese economy back on its feet. NAB’s Ken Crompton says it’s still light on the detail, but it caught markets a little off-guard, with nothing expected till later in the week. The response was most pronounced in Chinese equities, but oil is also higher and so is the Australia and NZ dollars. Today the RBA is likely to announce...
2024-12-0913 minNAB Morning CallTalking TurkeyThursday 28th November 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABA weaker dollar, falling share prices and very light trade. It’s close to the end of the month and Thanksgiving today in the US. NAB’s Ken Crompton returns rto the Morning Call to give is take on the market moves overnight on the back of largely unsurprising data from the US. There’s also discussion about Gov Orr’s presser after yesterday’s 50bp cut for the RBNZ, suggesting another big cut might be due in Feb...
2024-11-2716 minNAB Morning CallCanada cuts. ECB sends mixed messages.Thursday 24th October 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABIt’s been another session of a rising US dollar, yields climbing a little and falling equities. Nab’S Ken Crompton says there have been some weak earnings results that are adding to cautions in the share market. The Bank of Canada cut rates by 50bp, as expected, hence there wasn’t a great deal of market reaction. The question is, will the ECB follow suit? They are below their inflation target, but Christine Lagarde tried to...
2024-10-2312 minNAB Morning CallSneaking in another before Christmas?Thursday 17th October 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABInflation is slowing faster than expected in the UK. Phil asks NAB’s Ken Crompton whether this means the Bank of England could cut twice before Christmas? Markets have fully priced a cut from the ECB later today, the question is, what next and when? Australian employment numbers and US retail sales are out today, along with a further announcement on housing and debt from the China. Ken says it’s another “drip feed in the ocea...
2024-10-1610 minNAB Morning CallBrassed off after a Golden WeekWednesday 9th October 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABMarkets with any China connection have responded negatively to news from the National Development Reform Commission. An announcement was expected, and most will have assumed it would include a large swag of spending from the three trillion Yuan that was believed to have been earmarked for fiscal stimulus. But, as NAB’s Ken Crompton discusses with Phil, all they did was brought forward 200 billion Yuan from next year’s budget. They also discuss yesterday’s NAB busi...
2024-10-0816 minNAB Morning CallRisk on switched off, whilst Riksbank gets on with itThursday 26th September 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThe slight risk-on mood we saw after news of potential further stimulus measures in China has ebbed away a little today, particularly in the share market, where indices are generally lower in the US and Europe overnight. NAB’s Ken Crompton says there’s a bit of a reassessment during a session low on data. Expectations for an outside cut by the Fed have fallen slightly on the back of one large individual trade. The Riksba...
2024-09-2516 minNAB Morning CallThe widening Atlantic driftWednesday 18th September 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThere have been no surprises in US economic data overnight. Retail sales, industrial production and manufacturing weren’t far off expectations. So, do they all point to a soft landing? And if that’s the scenario, why would the Fed delay a big rate cut? It’s a question Phil puts to NAB’s Ken Crompton, less than 24 hours from the FOMC decision, which includes revised forecasts and a new dot plot. There’s also the question...
2024-09-1714 minNAB Morning CallHolding PatternWednesday 21st August 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABIt’s been another quiet session, with stocks taking a breather after an 8-day rally, with volumes for the S&P 25% below its 20-day average. Bond yields have pushed lower, which NAB’s Ken Crompton says is largely a response to Canada’s CPI numbers, which presented the evidence needed for the Bank of Canada to continue with its rate cuts. The US dollar ticked lower again, thanks to a sharp rise in the Yen, which was...
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NAB Morning CallWeekend Edition: Is there too much state debt?Friday 16th August 2024Please note this communication is not a research report and has not been prepared by NAB Research analysts. Read the full disclaimer here.A report last week from S&P Global highlights that the debt held by Australian states could exceed $600 billion later this year. Rebecca Hrvatin joins Phil to discuss this rise in debt and what it’s doing to credit ratings. Overspend on infrastructure projects seem to be one of the major concerns.But there’s no shortage of buyers according to Ken Crompton. Ken is s...
2024-08-1626 minNAB Morning CallCrisis over. Carry on. Really?Tuesday 6th August 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABIs it feasible to expect a sharp recovery from one data set, after the extreme response to last week’s US jobs data? Markets bounced back sharply today, pushing US yields higher, strengthening the dollar and pushing shares back up. Although trade retraced its steps a little as the session marched on, with shares losing about half their gains at the US close. NAB’s Ken Crompton says we can expect volatility to be around for a...
2024-08-0614 minNAB Morning CallTech stocks tumble, PMIs weak, Dudley warns recessionThursday 25th July 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABBill Dudey, former NY Fed Governor, now Bloomberg pundit, has said the FOMC needs to cut rates next week and it might already be too late to avoid a recession. NAB’s Ken Crompton says this comes from a man who had advocated staying higher for longer. His opinion certainly impacted 2 year bond yields overnight But the bigger news is the large falls in US equities, led by tech stocks, with the cost of AI and...
2024-07-2413 minNAB Morning CallAre equity markets looking more at a downturn than rate cuts?Friday 19th July 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABUS equity markets fell sharply overnight. It’s not just tech stocks feeling the hurt, the weakness is spread more broadly than that, implying that concerns of an economic slowdown are outweighing the benefits of rate cuts. Rate cuts could be happening more slowly in Europe, with some in the ECB indicating that there might be only one more cut this year. NAB’s Ken Crompton returns from his holidays to discuss the market moves and th...
2024-07-1816 minNAB Morning CallAustralia’s inflationary shock and what it changesThursday 27th June 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABYesterday’s inflation number for Australia was a big surprise, pushing up yields, particularly at the front end, and pushing back expectations for cuts by the RBA. Some commentators – not NAB – are arguing this reinforces the case for a rate rise. But NAB’s Ken Crompton says travel was a largely responsible for the rise. He also talks about speculation from the RBA’s Chris Kent about the neutral rate, being somewhat higher than many might have e...
2024-06-2615 minNAB Morning CallLet the easing beginThursday 6th June 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABUS equities hit new highs today and bond yields continued to fall. The Bank of Canada cut rates overnight with indications there will be more to follow. They pipped the ECB to the post, with their cut expected later today. Equities and bonds have been buoyed by positive sentiment, helped by a surprisingly strong ISM Services number for the US, after a weaker ADP jobs report – combined they add to the case for cuts from the...
2024-06-0516 minNAB Morning CallUS bond appetite eases, consumer confidence liftsTuesday 28th May 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThere were two bond auctions in the US overnight – for 2 year and 5 year treasuries. Both saw weaker demand than expected. Phil asks NAB’s Ken Crompton if investors are weary of the size of bond supply this year. Meanwhile US consumer confidence rose more than expected. Yesterday we saw weaker retail numbers than expected, but part of that can be explained away by the timing of Easter. Today there's the CPI number for Australia, although it’s n...
2024-05-2814 minNAB Morning CallUS jobs cool and services softenMonday 6th May 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThe non-farm payrolls in the US came in lower than expected, with a rise in the unemployment rate. NAAB’s Ken Crompton says we shouldn’t get too excited by the unemployment rate because it’s a small move when you take it to the second decimal place. The Services ISM was also weaker, falling into contraction territory. The impact has been to bring forward rate cut expectations a little, with a 75% chance the Fed will mov...
2024-05-0516 minNAB Morning CallNext Fed move, backend of the year, unless it’s up!Friday 19th April 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABFed speakers are increasingly pushing expectations for cuts further back in the year. John Williams even suggested he’d entertain the idea of a rate rise if it was warranted. That’s coming from one of the more dovish members of the FOMC says NAB’s Ken Crompton. Ken also takes us through yesterday’s employment numbers for Australia and looks ahead to Japan’s CPI and UK retail numbers today. And we give you the latest N...
2024-04-1816 minNAB Morning CallYields rise over expected Fed delaysWednesday 3rd April 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABBond yields continued to rise in the US overnight, with Europe playing catch-up as it returns from a long Easter weekend. NAB’s Ken Crompton talks through the adjustment markets are making to their rate cut expectations from the Fed. European bonds also rose even though today’s Eurozone inflation number could be lower than expected. There’s also discussion of the RBA minutes, which seem a little more hawkish than the tone set in the stat...
2024-04-0215 minNAB Morning CallBreak the glass and get ready for inflation numbersWednesday 27th March 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABIt’s been a session low on significant data and low on market moves. Bond markets have managed to absorb sizeable auctions however, and equities have bounced back as we approach month end and the US inflation data at the end of the week. NAB’s Ken Crompton talks through those moves, some of the softer data out f the US and looks ahead to Australia’s CPI today, explaining why this release is more useful t...
2024-03-2615 minNAB Morning CallIn the thick of itWednesday 20th March 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABWith the RBA and bank of Japan out of the way, markets are readying themselves for the FOMC tomorrow, with yields drifting a little lower today in anticipation. NAB’s Ken Crompton says the RBA has removed its tightening bias – now, nothing is ruled out or in. The next move is expected to be down, but the question that remains is when? The bank of Japan lifted themselves out of negative interest rates, as expected, but Ke...
2024-03-1915 minNAB Morning CallThe lengthening last mileFriday 15th March 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABReality is starting to bite. Pesky inflation is taking longer to come down, even as other data is showing slower economic growth. NAB’s Ken Crompton says its only one day, but stronger producer prices and slower retail growth is your classic stagflation data print. It’s clearly too early to make that call, but markets are worried, with equities taking a hit and expectations falling further for a rate cut in June. Bond yields have o...
2024-03-1413 minNAB Morning CallIs Xi Jinping still Mr 5 percent?Tursday 4th March 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABUS shares have taken a rest for now. Perhaps a $1.8 billion fine on Apple over music streaming has reminded big tech investor that regulators have power. Today, NAB’s Ken Crompton talks through the impact of yesterday’s GDP partials for Australia, much of it driven by mining, with lower inventories and higher corporate profits. The Peoples Congress is underway in China today, with reports suggesting Xi Jinping will confirm that the growth target for 2024 remain...
2024-03-0413 minNAB Morning CallRBNZ is done with hikes, Aussie retail will bounce back todayThursday 29th February 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABMarkets responded sharply to the RBNZ hold decision yesterday, even though it was largely expected. The tone from the press conference that followed left most assuming there would be no more hikes, even if it’ll take a while for rates to come down. NaAB's Ken Crompton talks through how the markets reacted. He also suggests an above-consensus bounce back in Australian retail numbers today. US core PCE – the Fed’s preferred inflation measure – is also expec...
2024-02-2815 minNAB Morning CallNVIDIA stirs up AI madnessFriday 23rd February 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThe caution we’ve been seeing in the US share market has dissolved completely since the release of NVIDIA earnings yesterday. NAB’s Ken Crompton says the euphoria has even spread as far as Japan. But is too much good news taken by the Fed as another reason to delay rate cuts? You could also question whether the ECB will delay longer than June. The minutes of their last meeting note the risk of cutting too ear...
2024-02-2215 minNAB Morning CallSecond decimal point moves for Presidents DayTueday 20th February 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABIt’s been quieter than quiet the last 24 hours. The US has been off for Presidents Day, and elsewhere only glacial movements in bonds and currencies. Why? Well, as Phil discusses with NAB’s Ken Crompton, its because there’s not much in the way of data releases to move markets along, those that are open. On eof the strongest currencies was the New Zealand dollar, that saw a slightly stronger than expected PSI read yesterda...
2024-02-1910 minNAB Morning CallWill US inflation bounce back?Monday 5th February 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABUS payrolls numbers on Friday showed a surprisingly large upswing, mirroring the ADP numbers earlier in the week. The data also showed a higher-than-expected increase in wages. NAB’s Ken Crompton says this puts paid to any hopes of a March rate cut, with the first fully priced cut expected in June. He adds there’s a chance that inflation data could be revised up a little later this week. The BoE’s Huw Pill meanwhil...
2024-02-0414 minNAB Morning CallPricing for procrastinationThursday 18th January 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABMarkets are pricing more and more for delays in rate cuts. NAB’S Ken Crompton says even with pricing for cuts of 13bp in February that still shows some “irrational exuberance”. The expectations for delays in rate cuts follow Christopher Wallers comments earlier in the week that, with the economy seemingly in good health, why the rush? That view was supported by a range of positive data releases, including retail sales growth continuing into December. In the...
2024-01-1717 minNAB Morning CallUS CPI not so soft, NAB’s new Q4 CPI forecastFriday 12th January 2024NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABUS inflation was a little bit of a surprise. Whilst the headline rate was expected to rise a little, it came in higher than forecast, whilst the core rate didn’t fall as much as had been hoped for. NAB’s Ken Crompton says the Fed’s super core measure is the part of the inflation picture that refuses to come down, all of which could impact the speed at which the Fed will bring rates d...
2024-01-1117 minNAB Morning CallIs BoJ preparing a pre-Christmas surprise?Friday 8th December 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABProbably not, is the answer to our headline, but NAB’s Ken Crompton says markets are pricing in a heightened expectation of the BoJ moving from negative rates sometime soon. The sharp rise in Japanese government bond yields yesterday and overnight almost wiped out the falls over the last month, but yields remain well below early November, when they almost touched 1%. Elsewhere, Australia’s trade surplus increased but it was largely due to a fall in ca...
2023-12-0715 minNAB Morning CallTake a breatherMonday 20th November 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABIt was a quite day on Friday with very little of earth-shattering consequence to report. NAB’s Ken Crompton joins Phil to talk about just how devoid of new sit was. We did see a downside surprise in UK retail numbers but, as flagged on Friday podcast, it was a very wet month. Loil is up on the news that OPEC+ will extend its production cuts into the new year. Today is equally as quiet – if no...
2023-11-1912 minNAB Morning CallBack to bonds as BoE forecasts a growth hit for BritainFriday 3rd November 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABBond yields are much lower across the board today. Phil asks NAB’s Ken Crompton if bonds are back in fashion. They are for now, says Ken, but he doesn’t discount the idea that we’ll see 10 year Treasuries hitting 5% sometime soon. Pauses from central banks are certainly helping to push risk assets higher, with equity markets doing particularly well. The Bank of England and Norge Bank both kept rates on hold yesterday, with the BoE...
2023-11-0215 minNAB Morning Call10 year treasuries nip at 5 percentFriday 20th October 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABIt’s been a day that has seen sell-offs in equities, treasuries and the US dollar. So where is the money going? NAB’s Ken Crompton says some of it is still pouring into oil, as uncertainty mounts over the Israeli-Gaza war, but we’re also seeing a little diversity between the US, which continues to show signs of resilience, and Europe, where the news is less positive. Australia saw a fall in the unemployment rate yes...
2023-10-1916 minNAB Morning CallWhat do we want to see in the jobs data?Friday 6th October 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThere has been so much volatility in bond and equity markets lately it’s hard to imagine that the non-farm payrolls data tonight won’t prompt some sort of response. But what are we expecting? NAB’s Ken Crompton talks through the latest movements, which have been fairly relaxed over the last 24 hours. The Fed’s Mary Daly has suggested that rising 30 year yield shave been doing the work for the Fed, which could reduce the need...
2023-10-0516 minNAB Morning CallAussie dollar boosted on China fix. Japanese yields boosted by potential BoJ switch.Tuesday 12th September 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABHow soon will Japan move from negative interest rates? Maybe sooner than we thought after Gov Ueda’s interview over the weekend. NAB’s Ken Crompton talks about the response in Japanese Bond Yields yesterday and overnight. That, combined with a stronger push in the CNY reference rate by the PBoC, pushed the US dollar lower and helped boost the Aussie dollar, to be one of the strongest currency performers. In Europe the EC lowered its g...
2023-09-1114 minNAB Morning CallHeading Up Table MountainFriday 1st September 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABSpeaking in Cape Town the Bank of England’s Huw Pill has likened their policy approach to Table Mountain, with interest rates remaining flat for some time before falling away quickly. So, does he mean they’ve reached the summit. It seems likely that the ECB is still in the cable car on the way up, with inflation remaining persistent. NAB’s Ken Crompton says markets have priced in only one more rise, which is a bit o...
2023-08-3117 minNAB Morning CallInflation eases, Fed hold expected, but bond yields riseFriday August 11th 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABUS inflation has eased, by almost any measure you care to use, and jobless claims are heading the direction the Fed would like to see as well. All that is pointing to heightened expectations that they will hold at their next meeting. Yet bond yields are higher today. Why is that? NAB’s Ken Crompton says yields started rising after a weak 30-year Treasury auction a few hours after the CPI release, which shows there are...
2023-08-1015 minNAB Morning CallSoft landing, slow road backThursday 27th July 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThe FOMC lifted interest rates by 25bp as expected, and the ECB is expected to do the same tonight. But in each case, it’s unclear where the central banks go next. But NAB’s Ken Crompton says the RBA is unlikely to lift rates next week, given the softer than expected Australian CPI print yesterday. But again, it’s unclear where they go from there. There were no strong market moves during or after Jerome...
2023-07-2616 minNAB Morning CallA slow slowdownWednesday 12th July 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABSome parts of the world are showing clear signs of an economic slowdown. Like, Europe, where the latest ZEW survey shows a deteriorating outlook. In the UK unemployment rose more than expected yesterday, but so did wages. And, as Ken Crompton explains, yesterday’s NAB Business Survey show’s there’s still resilience in the Australian economy, something that RBA Governor Philip Lowe will no doubt talk about in his lunchtime address today. But all eyes wi...
2023-07-1117 minNAB Morning CallUS jobs numbers start todayThursday 6th July 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABIt's been a quiet week so far, but that changes today with US Services ISM out later, along with the start of US jobs numbers, including the weekly jobless claims, the JOLTs job openings and the ADP employment release, ahead of tomorrow’s non-farm payrolls. Trepidation ahead of those releases might partially account for the sharp increase in 10 year Treasury yields, but NAB’s Ken Crompton says it’s also linked to forecasts from JP Morgan...
2023-07-0511 min
Amazing War StoriesThe Demolition Men of D-DayOn the night of 6th June 1944 at 4:50 am, an army medic jeep pulling a small two wheeled trailer, careened through the little French town of Troarn. It was under blistering attack from a garrison of Panzergrenadiers that had set up their headquarters there. But on board the jeep there were no medical supplies, or indeed, medics. All had been replaced by 7 parachute engineers with half a ton of explosives. They’re objective, to blow a bridge that was a crucial crossing for a german counter-attack. This is the remarkable true story of Major Tim Roseveare and a heroic band of...
2023-06-2248 minNAB Morning CallECB hikes, Aussie jobs a worry for RBAFriday 16th June 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThe ECB hit expectations with their rate rise overnight, says NAB’s Ken Crompton. Markets have responded to Christine Lagarde’s clear expectation that there will be another rise at the next meeting. So, we have a slowing economy (technically in recession) with a central bank lifting rates. In the US, where the Fed has also signalled one or two more rises, we saw weaker data overnight, raising the question, will they actually have to go th...
2023-06-1518 minNAB Morning CallTaking McCarthy at his wordFriday 19th May 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABMarkets are buoyed this morning by comments from US Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy that he sees a path towards a deal with the Democrats over the US debt ceiling. That’s pushed equities and bond yields higher. NAB’s Ken Crompton says it would be premature to suggest that yesterday’s weaker employment numbers would impact the path of future hikes from the RBA, just as the latest data from the US is too choppy...
2023-05-1816 minNAB Morning CallUS economy is slowing, but consumers are still spending, labour market is still tightFriday 28th April 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABToday NAB’s Ken Crompton joins Phil to talk through the latest GDP numbers from the US, reinforcing signs that the economy is slowing. But markets preferred to focus on the PCE read, showing prices are still rising, and the latest jobless claims which demonstrate how the labour market is easing at a glacial speed. Meanwhile equities are pushing higher helped by the latest earnings results, with Intel and Amazon the latest to report strong res...
2023-04-2716 minNAB Morning CallLooking on the soft sideFriday 21st April 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThere’s definitely a more sombre mood this morning, with equities falling in the US and Europe. Phil asks NAB’s Ken Crompton how much is this down to Tesla’s price cutting, and the need for a squeeze in margins to maintain demand. Yields are also down, with softer employment, manufacturing an housing data from the US. Couple that with falling inflation in New Zealand and the question has to be asked, at least for tod...
2023-04-2016 minNAB Morning CallSwiss panicThursday 16th March 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABAnother day, another banking crisis. This time it’s Credit Suisse causing problems, somewhat bigger than SVB, but it’s hard to understand the fundamental reason for the concern, other than blind panic and a bank that has seen massive capital outflows last year. NAB’s Ken Crompton says it’s unlikely to stop the ECB from pushing ahead with a rate rise later today, but banking uncertainty has certainly switched attitudes in the US on where...
2023-03-1514 minNAB Morning CallChina bouncing back, BoE holding back, Treasuries kick higherThursday 2nd March 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABIt’s been a session of mixed news overnight. US 10 year treasury yields have hit 4 percent as expectations continue to mount for higher rates for longer. In China the PMIs came in higher than expected. NAB’s Ken Crompton says we are seeing the same picture we saw in western economies as they came out of lockdown, with a faster bounce back than anticipated. In Australia the GDP data showed a softening of demand, but yield...
2023-03-0115 minNAB Morning CallJobs and prices – bad news for the FedFriday 24th February 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABUS GDP has been revised down slightly for Q4. NAB’s Ken Crompton says its been driven by lower than expected consumption numbers. The Fed will also be concerned by the quarterly GDP deflator, which has shown prices rising more than anticipated. Eyes will be on the January numbers for prices and consumption out tonight. To add to the US woes, jobless claims fell last week adding to a string of data suggesting the tightness in th...
2023-02-2315 minNAB Morning CallMisleading jobs numbers and more signs inflation is hard to beatFriday 17th February 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABUS Treasury yields pushed higher overnight as producer prices came in with a surprise month on month rise, whilst weekly jobs data shows only slight moves in the easing of the labour market. NAB’s Ken Crompton says there’s nothing to distract from the hawkish path being taken by the Fed, that was reinforced by Loretta Mester overnight, who expects rates to exceed 5 percent and stay there for some time. Meanwhile, in Australia yesterday’s emplo...
2023-02-1615 minNAB Morning CallOverreaction to Aussie jobs numbers, none to US debt ceilingFriday January 20th 2023NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThere was a strong response to the lower-than-expected employment numbers yesterday, with 10 year bond yields falling more than 20 basis points. NAB’s Ken Crompton says this was an overreaction, because unemployment remains low and it won’t allay any of the RBA’s concerns about the tightness of the labour market, or encourage them to change their path on rate rises. No change was also the message from the ECB, reinforced by the minutes of the las...
2023-01-1915 minNAB Morning CallNo surprises from RBA but BoC on a knife-edgeWednesday 7th December 2022NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABUS and European equities have taken another hit. NAB’s Ken Crompton says markets continue to respond to the strong jobs data from the US on Friday and what that means for terminal Fed rates. There were no surprises from the RBA yesterday, with NAB’s Ivan Colhoun saying the central bank is very cognisant of lags in monetary policy, so it’s too early to expect any pause in the first part of next year. I...
2022-12-0616 minNAB Morning CallTighter than everFriday 18th November 2022NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABAnother 32 thousand Australians had a job in October, making the labour market the tightest it’s been in decades. NAB’s Ken Crompton says this cements in the expectation that the RBA will lift rates by at least 25 basis points in December, continuing on in the first meetings of the new year. There’s less expectation of the Fed slowing down as well, thanks to James Bullard suggesting interest rates could rise as high as seven p...
2022-11-1716 minNAB Morning CallA Tale of Two BritainsFriday 4th November 2022NAB Markets Research Disclaimer Financial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABIt could be the worst of times, or something even worse than that. The Bank of England painted two possible scenarios overnight, after raising rates by the expected 75 basis points. In scenario one, the bulk of their work is done and rates don’t move much higher. In scenario two, rates rise to 5.25% and the country faces a two-year recession. Talk about hedging your bets. NAB’s Ken Crompton says it shows the difficulties faced in th...
2022-11-0315 minNAB Morning CallDon't Panic Mr Bailey Tuesday 12th October 2022NAB Markets Research DisclaimerFinancial Services Guide | Information on our services - NABThe Bank of England has been buying up more government bonds as it fights uncertainty in UK markets. NAB’s Ken Crompton says it’s no surprise that they have had to target 30 year inflation-linked bonds, as they constitute a large proportion of the stock held by the pension funds the bank is trying to protect. But, with devastating opinion polls and a rebuff of their budget plans by the IMF, expect more UK uncertainty in t...
2022-10-1117 minNAB Morning CallCentral bank overloadFriday 23rd September 2022View our disclaimer and terms of use: nab.co/3shJyypView our NAB Financial Services Guide: nab.co/3rvJtI9Bond yields continued to rise in the US one day on rom the FOMC meeting. NAB’s Ken Crompton says normally you’d expect to see a bit of a rebound, so this is a sign that the market has accepted that the Fed are determined to keep going, evidenced by the elevated dot plots yesterday. Meanwhile the Bank of England lifted rates 50bp – it probably would have been higher i...
2022-09-2217 minNAB Morning CallWill strong jobs numbers add to the Fed’s battle tonight?Friday 2nd September 2022 View our disclaimer and terms of use: nab.co/3shJyyp View our NAB Financial Services Guide: nab.co/3rvJtI9 We know the world is in an awkward place, but we keep getting positive data reads, like a strong manufacturing ISM from the US, retail sales picking up in Germany, UK house prices still strong – all the things central banks don’t really want to hear right now. So what happens if non-farms payrolls in the US tonight shows a labour market that isn’t showing any signs of weaken...
2022-09-0116 minNAB Morning CallFed still trying to show they won’t give inFriday 19th August 2022View our disclaimer and terms of use: nab.co/3shJyypView our NAB Financial Services Guide: nab.co/3rvJtI9Bond markets have been fairly lacklustre today. NAB’s Ken Crompton says there is still uncertainty over the less-hawkish FOMC minutes this week, which is why central bank speakers are out in force pushing the party-line for higher rates faster. There’s still a difference between the markets and the Fed on how quickly those rates will come down. Meanwhile, there’s still plenty of resilience in the US economy, with jobs not really coming down. As we saw yester...
2022-08-1816 minNAB Morning CallECB makes it to zeroFriday 22nd July 2022As we predicted the ECB lifted interest rates by 50 basis points yesterday, up to zero percent. NAB’s Ken Crompton says this was more than markets had expected and explains there was a short-lived reaction on the bond markets. There was also disappointment in the central bank’s anti-fragmentation tool, which now has a name and a new acronym! Right now it’s light on detail and will countries like Italy be able to meet the criteria being set for its use, even though, with rising spreads with German bunds, they are the ones who really need it. In...
2022-07-2117 min
Rusty's GarageBrad Jones (Part 2)Barry Sheene introducing Brad to music legend Phil Collins, the immense potential he saw in Jason Richards, his great friendship with Neil Crompton and their awkward wait in the foyer at Williams for a meet with Sir Frank. Plus the rare Audi race car he plans to restore and incredible memories of racing AUSCAR and NASCAR at the Thunderdome. Join host Greg 'Rusty' Rust and one of the most requested Garage guests - former Touring Car racer turned Supercars team owner Brad Jones - brought to you exclusively by Pizza Hut.See omnystudio...
2022-07-051h 02
Reinvent B2B Customer GrowthEp. 42 IBM: Building account-based marketing musclePhil Crompton, a 40-year IBM veteran who now heads up the firm's ABM function globally, shares the 2 year transformational journey he's led to build out their program office, develop talent with career pathways and embed a program across the globe.
2022-06-2141 min
Progress With Unity PodcastPWU Latics Podcast - Latics Shorts - Phil CromptonSend a textLatics Shorts - Phil CromptonEarly Days Maurice Whittle's BeadsOver The HumberNot Sunny In ScunnyDon't Cross The Boss If The Latics Have LostIn this episode of 'Latics Shorts' Phil takes us on a journey from Ashton to Hull to Leicester and finally to Nottingham, but always with the Latics in sight.Up the tics!Contact PWU Podcast Tweet us @PWUPodcast or @WorthingtonBaz email barryworthington@hotmail.com Catch us at the game Editor & Producer - Barry Worthington©Progress Wi...
2022-06-1106 min
Abbyr Shen Reesht - Say That AgainAbbyr Shen Reesht - Say That Again 19th December 2021Ayns 'Jamys Jeheiney' ta Jamys Kinry cur three questionyn orrin mychione cooishyn quaagh t'ayns ny naightyn, eisht three mychione enmyn buill - feer ny foalsey - as fy yerrey ta three coraaghyn ry chlashtyn, orroo dy chur enn. Ta shin clashtyn carval ayns 'Goll as Gaccan', chammah's shenn raaghyn creeney as eisht bannaghtyn cochianglt rish yn imbagh shoh, as ta shin clashtyn Phil Gawne, Christy DeHaven, Howard Caine as Simon Clarke 'sy chlaare. Ayns 'Claare ny Gael' ta shin cur kione er skeeal ghiare mychione Toyrtys Nollick ayns chyndaays 'sy Ghaelg jeh'n skeeal scruit hoshiaght 'sy Ghaelg ec yn...
2021-12-1940 min
Claare Ny Gael - Manx RadioClaare ny Gael 12th December 2021We hear how HMS Racehorse came to grief on Langness on 14th December 1822, which unfortunately resulted in the loss of six crewmen and three of the crew of a boat from Castletown that had made four trips, rescuing the rest of those on board, before being swamped as it returned from its fifth mission.
Our short story in Manx is the first part of one written by well-known author, Richmal Crompton, about a Christmas Present, translated into Manx for the programme.
As nyn giaull -
ISLA CALLISTER - Arrane ny Killey
IEUAN AP S...
2021-12-1248 minAbbyr Shen Reesht - Say That AgainAbbyr Shen Reesht - Say That Again 12th December 2021Ayns 'Jamys Jeheiney', ta Jamys Kinry cur feyshtyn mychione baagh, mychione film, as eisht ta'n doolane foin dy chur enn er three coraaghyn. Ta Phil Gawne smooinaghtyn mychione y Nollick, lesh three arraneyn cochianglt ree, as va ny fockleyn (paart jeu, ec y chooid sloo) ry chlashtyn ayns 'Goll as Gaccan'. Ta Richmal Crompton mie er enn son ny skeealyn scruit eck mychione Jus Illiam, agh ayns 'Claare ny Gael' ta shin clashtyn yn chied ayrn jeh chyndaays 'sy Ghaelg jeh skeeal scruit eck mychione Toyrtys Nollick.
In 'Jamys Jeheiney', James Harrison poses questions about an animal...
2021-12-1242 min
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2021-07-1556 min
Rock is here: Londres#07: La ChasseEn este episodio de Rock is here visitamos La Chasse, el club privado donde se plantó la semilla que creció hasta formar Yes.
El famoso Marquee Club de Londres funcionó por casi 25 años en el 90 de la Wardour Street, en el Soho. Por su escenario pasaron las principales bandas inglesas de los '60s, cuando aún eran prácticamente desconocidas. Por ejemplo, los Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, los Who, Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull...
Pero el gran problema de este venue es que no tenía permitida la venta de alcohol. Entonces a su dueño...
2021-03-3103 min
Rock is here: LondresLa ChasseEn este episodio de Rock is here visitamos La Chasse, el club privado donde se plantó la semilla que creció hasta formar Yes.El famoso Marquee Club de Londres funcionó por casi 25 años en el 90 de la Wardour Street, en el Soho. Por su escenario pasaron las principales bandas inglesas de los '60s, cuando aún eran prácticamente desconocidas. Por ejemplo, los Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, los Who, Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull...Pero el gran problema de este venue es que no tenía permitida la venta de alco...
2021-03-3115 min
Stepoutstayout Raw Talk👍⚽️💪Phil Crompton Former Head Teacher And CEO Of Academy Trusts.Phil Talks About His Long Teaching Career And Also About His Passions Including Wigan Athletic FC.
2020-01-3119 min