Show overview
7 Minutes on Markets launched in 2025 and has put out 45 episodes in the time since. That works out to roughly 6 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence, with the show now in its 2nd season.
Episodes typically run under ten minutes — most land between 8 min and 9 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-GB-language Business show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 2 months ago, with 27 episodes already out so far this year. Published by 7IM, in partnership with Rockhold Asset Management.
From the publisher
7 Minutes on Markets looks at the latest market events and movements across the globe. For Professional Advisers Only. The information is not intended for retail consumers. The views and information expressed herein are the views and opinion of the speakers must not be relied on for the purposes of any investment decisions and is not to be interpreted as investment advice.
Latest Episodes
View all 45 episodesUS Economy Cooling Sparks Market Optimism
Apple's steady path amid tech sector woes
Market Uncertainty: The New Normal?
Peace deals and market thrills: a week to remember
AI, employment, and the future workforce dynamics
The high stakes of SpaceX's upcoming public debut
Central banks in limbo: the wait-and-see approach
Market Jitters: Rising Bond Yields and Global Unrests
Market Stability: A Return to Normal?
Central banks in a standoff: dilemmas and decisions
From marathons to markets: the power of competition
Standing still amid market volatility
The question mark episode: unraveling market mysteries
Navigating Market Chaos: The Kangaroo Economy
S2 Ep 13Markets shrug off oil hikes: have we reached normal?
On this episode of Seven Minutes on Markets, hosts Sam and Ben reflect on market behaviour amid oil price surges and geopolitical tensions. They note a trend where markets seem less reactive to repetitive crises, suggesting a normalisation to current volatility.
S2 Ep 12Stay calm and invest on: avoiding knee-jerk reactions
Ben and Ahmer tackle the complex dynamics affecting global markets, particularly in light of recent geopolitical tensions and economic indicators. They point out how traditional safe havens like gold are surprisingly underperforming, emphasising the need for investors to stay focused on long-term growth rather than get caught up in short-term market frenzies.
S2 Ep 11Market jitters: the Iran conflict's ripple effect
In this episode of 'Seven Minutes on Markets,' hosts Sam and Ben delve into the significant impact of the Iran conflict on global markets, with a particular focus on the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz. The strait's role in the transport of not just oil, but also crucial fertilisers, highlights the potential for widespread repercussions, especially for nations like India.
S2 Ep 10Navigating Market Turbulence: The Iran Conflict's Ripple Effects
In this episode of 'Seven Minutes on Markets', hosts Ben Kumar and Sam Hannon discuss the ongoing Iran conflict's effects on global markets. The Straits of Hormuz closure has contributed to rising oil prices, creating uncertainty in the markets. While historical conflicts have shown markets' resilience over time, the current situation brings second-order effects. Rising oil prices influence sectors from airlines to microchip manufacturing, highlighting the importance of change over absolute price levels. With central banks pondering interest rate adjustments, the economic resilience of the US could play a crucial role in stabilizing global markets.
S2 Ep 9Navigating Market Turbulence: Oil, Conflict, and Portfolios
In this podcast episode, hosts Sam Hannon and Ahmer Tirmizi discuss recent geopolitical events impacting global markets. They focus on the significant rise in oil prices caused by tensions in the Middle East, noting a 9% surge, which is among the 38th largest daily moves historically. Despite the uncertainty, they emphasise the markets' resilience, often recovering swiftly from such shocks. With reflections on past conflicts like Ukraine, they underscore the importance of differentiating between supply disruptions and how the supply reaches end users.
S2 Ep 8Adapting to change: the US market's new normal
This episode sheds light on the dynamics affecting the US and UK economies, highlighting the impact of AI and government spending on US growth. As these drivers wane, the underlying economy appears less robust. Meanwhile, the UK witnesses positive developments as inflation drops, leading to potential interest rate cuts.