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Angel Oak Macro Blitz Podcast | After Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole put the Federal Reserve back at the center of the market conversation. In this episode, we unpack the key messages from Chairman Kevin Warsh’s speech, what they could mean for the path of interest rates and inflation, and why housing affordability may improve over time even without a meaningful decline in home prices.

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Angel Oak Macro Blitz Podcast | June 2026

This month’s episode examines a stronger-than-expected payroll report that signals continued economic resilience—but with key caveats around sustainability. The team connects the dots across shifting Federal Reserve expectations, rising yields, and growing signs of consumer strain to deliver a more nuanced outlook for the second half of 2026.

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Angel Oak Macro Blitz Podcast | Banks Return to MBS

After years on the sidelines, banks are returning to mortgage-backed securities. This episode explores the forces driving the shift, from stronger balance sheets to a steepening yield curve, and what it signals for long-term MBS demand.

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Angel Oak Macro Blitz Podcast | February 2026

The team breaks down a pivotal moment for markets: a cooling labor backdrop, inflation eventually easing toward the low-2% range, and the prospects of a new Fed Chair who could meaningfully reshape policy. From shifting consumer behavior to potential balance-sheet tightening, the discussion spotlights the key developments investors should watch as 2026 begins.

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Angel Oak Macro Blitz Podcast | October Rate Cut

In this episode, we delve into the Federal Reserve’s unexpected tone shift following its latest interest rate cut, explore the outlook for the yield curve, and discuss the conclusion of quantitative tightening.

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Angel Oak Macro Blitz Podcast | October 2025

With key economic data on hold due to the government shutdown, this month’s installment dives into what labor market trends, Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, and falling mortgage rates could mean for investors heading into year-end.

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Angel Oak Macro Blitz Podcast | September 2025

This episode looks at how shifts in Federal Reserve policy, labor markets, and housing trends are shaping fixed income opportunities. The team also discusses consumer sentiment and its potential impact on fixed income portfolios heading into 2026.

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Angel Oak Macro Blitz Podcast | July 2025

Check out the first episode of the Angel Oak Macro Blitz podcast, where we break down the June jobs report, inflation trends, housing market data, and what it all means for Fed policy in the months ahead.

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From India to Milledgeville to $20 Billion in Assets: Sreeni Prabhu on ...

Angel Oak Co-Founder and Group CIO Sreeni Prabhu joined the ATLalts podcast for a wide-ranging discussion about Angel Oak’s origin story and potential investment opportunities in structured credit.

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Podcast: Senior PMs Cheryl Pate and Johannes Palsson Discuss the Curren...

Senior PMs Cheryl Pate, CFA and Johannes Palsson sat down with Adam Beeler to discuss the investment opportunities they are finding across financials in both equities and debt.

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