Moody's Analytics
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Sep 11, 2026
Brett MeiselasHOST
So it's even more than that right now.
Brett MeiselasHOST
Like, uh, the Moody's guy, uh, Mark Zandi at, at Moody's Analytics, he estimated in June that the war had already cost the average American household roughly $1,000 each due to higher fuel, food, and other expenses, and so that's even more now.
Brett MeiselasHOST
So Donald Trump here, I just, is what I wanna point out, is that he's doing what authoritarians have done throughout history, ironically, what communist dictators have done throughout history.
Ben MeiselasHOST
Yep.
Mark ZandiHOST
[ on-hold music] Welcome to Inside Economics.
Mark ZandiHOST
I'm Mark Zandi, the Chief Economist of Moody's Analytics, and I'm joined by my two trusty co-hosts, Marissa DiNatale, Chris Redies.
Mark ZandiHOST
Hi, guys.
Marisa DiNataleHOST
Good morning.
Tim WarwickGUEST
So really important to put the right structures around these transactions.
Tim WarwickGUEST
Moody's Risk Calc is a tool that we utilize.
Tim WarwickGUEST
And one of the interesting aspects there is the size of the company is a very small predictor of the performance and that default experience that investors want to avoid.
Tim WarwickGUEST
So when you're focused on capital preservation, the main considerations for default experience have been leverage, overall leverage level, and the debt service level as well.
Tim WarwickGUEST
So you take those together.
Tim WarwickGUEST
In Moody's Risk Calc, that was about 40% of the factor that's being considered there.
Tim WarwickGUEST
So, again, we're still looking for those companies that are going to be persistent through the cycle, resilient through the cycle, maintain recurring and reoccurring revenues and cash flows.
Tim WarwickGUEST
Very service oriented businesses that are the businesses that drive the U.S. economy and that I use every day, whether it be early childhood education, collision repair.
Gaurav GangulyHOST
Hello and welcome to GEU, the macro podcast that delivers key insights into the global economy.
Gaurav GangulyHOST
I'm Gaurav Ganguly, Head of International Economics at Moody's Analytics, and today we have a bit of a European edition.
Gaurav GangulyHOST
Joining me are Barbara Teixeira Araujo, Andrew Hunter, and last but not least, Kamil Kovar, our Head of Eurozone Forecasting.
Gaurav GangulyHOST
We need him here because we're going to primarily talk about the Eurozone.
Mark ZandiHOST
Welcome to Inside Economics.
Mark ZandiHOST
I'm Mark Zandi, the chief economist of Moody's Analytics, and I'm joined by my two trusty co-hosts, Chris Dorides and Marissa DiNatale.
Mark ZandiHOST
Hi, guys.
Mark ZandiHOST
Hey, Mark.
Àlex Rodríguez BacarditHOST
I'm talking about HP, I'm talking about Ford, I'm talking about FC Barcelona and Real Madrid.
Àlex Rodríguez BacarditHOST
I'm talking about big financial corporations like Moody's Analytics or Citadel Securities and many others.
Àlex Rodríguez BacarditHOST
There are a lot of them.
Àlex Rodríguez BacarditHOST
In fact, we've done more procurement processes for some companies we haven't yet started to work with.
Audie CornishHOST
At home, prices from the cost of gas to an airline ticket, well, they're up.
Audie CornishHOST
And Moody's Analytics estimates that it costs the average household an extra $1,200 since the start of the war.
Audie CornishHOST
New polling from NBC News is showing that the war is increasingly unpopular.
Audie CornishHOST
Just 31% of Americans approve.
Rich BradburyHOST
On today's Breakfast
Frankie LimHOST
Grill, Roshan Karnesan speaks to Stephen Engrick, Head of Asia-Pacific Economics at Moody's Analytics, on the growing divide between AI-driven growth and the broader Asian economy.
Frankie LimHOST
They examine the pressures from weak domestic demand, rising energy costs, US tariffs and elevated interest rates, as well as the risk of a pause in Asia's AI boom.
Rich BradburyHOST
All right, let's talk a little bit about saving money and keeping money and how we can basically make a little bit more from what we invest in.
David BennettHOST
An oil shock, he argued, is, quote, a growth shock dressed up as inflation, and tightening into it would be a policy error masquerading as prudence.
David BennettHOST
Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, made the same point.
David BennettHOST
In a July 28, 2026 interview with CNN, he said, quote, monetary policy 101 says, when there is a supply shock, don't respond.
David BennettHOST
Follow the script.
Gaurav GangulyHOST
Hello and welcome to GEU, the macro podcast that delivers valuable insights into the global economy.
Gaurav GangulyHOST
I am Gaurav Ganguly, head of international economics at Moody's Analytics.
Gaurav GangulyHOST
And together with me today, Stefan Angrich, Dennis Chiok, our valued team from Asia Pacific, which will give you a bit of a clue as to what we want to talk about.
Gaurav GangulyHOST
It's something to do with Asia Pacific.
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