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Jonathan Weil

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Heard in 1 episode across 1 show since Oct 2026

Jonathan Weil is an American journalist, analyst and attorney who works as a reporter and Heard on the Street columnist covering finance for The Wall Street Journal. He is known for his reporting and analysis of financial reporting, corporate accounting and investment issues.

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1
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First heard

Oct 2026

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What Jonathan Weil has said on podcasts

6 statements

  1. on U.S. Treasury yieldsNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week

    Rising Treasury yields increase borrowing costs across companies and individuals.

    “this is going to increase borrowing costs for everybody, for public companies, for private companies, for individuals, for mortgage rates.”

    Listen at 1:00

    Open the episode · Quarterly Earnings Reports May Be Over Soon. Is That Bad News For Investors?
  2. on U.S. economyPositiveOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week

    Soaring interest rates partly reflect a booming economy.

    “the soaring rates are a reflection of a booming economy”

    Listen at 2:12

    Open the episode · Quarterly Earnings Reports May Be Over Soon. Is That Bad News For Investors?
  3. on Anthropic prospectus leakNegativeOct 4, 2026· WSJ's Take On the Week

    Anthropic’s pre-filing prospectus leak was highly unusual historically.

    “To see a prospectus leak entirely before it's filed publicly, I can't remember having seen anything like that before.”

    Listen at 6:40

    Open the episode · Quarterly Earnings Reports May Be Over Soon. Is That Bad News For Investors?

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Episodes

1 episode featuring Jonathan Weil, newest first

Jonathan Weil · PodLume