Katie Martin
PersonHeard in 15 episodes across 1 show since Aug 2026
Katie Martin is a financial markets columnist and journalist based in London, associated with the Financial Times. She writes and speaks about global markets, investing, and financial trends.
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| Aug 2026 | 2 |
| Sep 2026 | 8 |
| Oct 2026 | 5 |
What Katie Martin has said on podcasts
17 statements
CoreWeave’s high CDS spread signals costly default protection demand.
“1,100 basis points is a lot, and it's not good, and it means that investors are willing to pay up quite a lot of money to protect themselves in the event that Corweave defaults on its bonds.”
Open the episode · The AI boom stumblesListen at 10:23
Credit-default swap costs have risen across technology bonds.
“there's also been a big pickup in CDS across all of these different tech bonds.”
Open the episode · The AI boom stumblesListen at 12:33
Investors should buy high-quality government bonds as protection.
“buy government bonds. Like, you know, good, safe government bonds that are definitely going to pay you back.”
Open the episode · The AI boom stumblesListen at 15:40
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Episodes
15 episodes featuring Katie Martin, newest first
- Oct 15, 2026
AI market fears spread from stocks to creditUnhedgedOct 15, 2026Guest - Oct 13, 2026
AI wealth cushions consumers as mortgages and diesel biteUnhedgedOct 13, 2026Guest - Oct 8, 2026
France’s borrowing costs test Europe’s fiscal limitsUnhedgedOct 8, 2026Guest - Oct 6, 2026
AI megacaps mask a weakening US marketUnhedgedOct 6, 2026Guest - Oct 1, 2026
Hyperscalers turn AI ambition into a bond-market stress testUnhedgedOct 1, 2026Guest - Sep 29, 2026
Stock-picking games expose the limits of market beatingUnhedgedSep 29, 2026Guest