IBKR Podcasts

Is It Time to Reap What We’ve Tariffed?

Tariffs are sprouting more problems than profits for America’s farmers. Andrew Wilkinson speaks with Dan Basse of AgResource to dig into the trade war’s real cost—on crops, consumers, and the future of global agriculture.

Are Traders Just Numb Now?

Tariffs, volatility, and a storm of headlines—yet the markets barely flinch. Scott Bauer joins us to unpack whether Wall Street’s grown immune to chaos, or if the real shock is still to come.

Can Jerome Keep the Fire From Spreading?

Wall Street’s on a heater—but with inflation smoldering and rate cuts on the line, can Powell play firefighter-in-chief without getting burned? We unpack the Fed’s next move, market momentum, and the sparks flying from tariffs and politics.

The Tariff Trap: Who’s Winning, Who’s Losing?

Trade tensions are rising, markets are rattling, and no one is walking away unscathed. In this episode, we dive into the U.S.–China tariff battle to uncover who’s gaining ground—and who’s losing it fast.

Riding the Market Roller Coaster

Strap in as markets twist, turn, and dip with every headline—are we in for a thrill or a tumble? In this episode, Scott Bauer joins us live from the trading floor to break down the wild ride investors are facing right now.

Is Trump Playing the Markets?

When tweets move treasuries and tariffs rattle rates, who’s really pulling the strings on Wall Street? We dive into the politics-meets-markets drama with bond trader Michel Sommer to unpack the so-called “Trump Put” and what it means for the Fed, yields, and U.S. credibility.

Made In America

What does it really mean when a company is "Made in America"? In this episode of the IBKR Podcast, our guests from Nasdaq break down how global companies are classified for index inclusion—and why it’s more complicated than just where they’re headquartered.

When Trade Wars Hit the Farm… Who Gets Plowed Under?

Tariffs may be aimed at foreign powers, but the fallout hits America’s fields first. Dan Basse of AgResource joins to unpack how trade tensions are reshaping the future of U.S. farming — from rising anxiety to shrinking markets.