Peter Foster

Josh Franklin, U.S. Banking Editor covering JPMorgan’s strategy and Dimon’s $2bn-a-week plan. Miles McCormick, U.S. economics correspondent on tariff revenue, refunds and voter-facing affordability. Peter Foster, World Trade Editor on global trade policy and implications for deals. They discuss the Supreme Court ruling’s fallout for tariffs, who pays, refund fights and international ripple effects.

Jamie Smith, U.S. Energy Editor at the Financial Times, shares insights on the rising interest from smaller private investors in Venezuelan oil, especially in light of Nicolas Maduro's ongoing legal troubles. He discusses how these investors can move quickly in contrast to major companies, which remain cautious due to historical expropriations and low prices. Meanwhile, Peter Foster sheds light on Southeast Asia's resilience against U.S. tariffs, explaining how local producers have managed to absorb additional costs and maintain export levels amid trade uncertainties.

In this engaging discussion, FT correspondent Miranda Green and Peter Foster, the World Trade Editor, unravel the recent UK-EU Brexit deal hailed by Keir Starmer as a triumph, while met with skepticism from critics like Kemi Badenoch. They dissect the political fallout of Labour's strategic moves, including the contentious agreement over the Chagos Islands and its hefty price tag. The episode also dives into the delicate balance of trade negotiations, international relations, and the ongoing challenges Starmer faces as he navigates this complex landscape.

David Aaronovitch and guests take a deep dive into the Windsor Framework. The original protocol was deemed unworkable but does this new deal solve Northern Ireland's trading arrangements?Guests: Peter Foster, FT’s public policy editor & editor of the newsletter “Britain After Brexit” Anand Menon, director at UK in a Changing Europe Sam McBride, Northern Ireland Editor of the Belfast Telegraph & Sunday Independent Jill Rutter, Senior Fellow at the Institute For Government Produced by: Kirsteen Knight, Daniel Gordon and Ben Carter Edited by: Richard Vadon Sound engineer: Rod Farquhar Production co-ordinators: Sophie Hill and Siobhan Reed

Joining host Lucy Fisher are Robert Shrimsley, a British politics expert from the FT, Jim Pickard, seasoned in economic affairs, and Peter Foster, who specializes in trade and tariffs. They dive into the ramifications of Trump's new 10% tariffs on UK exports, spotlighting the looming threat to Britain's economy. The group discusses the response from Sir Keir Starmer, and debates whether the government's growth strategies, like expanding Luton airport, are genuine solutions or mere distractions from deeper issues.

Peter Foster, the FT’s public policy editor, dives into the turbulent waters of UK politics, offering sharp insights on Tory leadership performances post-conference. He discusses Keir Starmer's ambitious quest to reset UK-EU relations, highlighting the potential trade-offs and challenges ahead. The conversation also tackles the controversies surrounding political gifting, juxtaposing luxury against austerity. With rising tensions over migration and international diplomacy, Foster’s expertise shines a light on the shifting strategic landscape in British politics.

Financial Times journalist Peter Foster discusses the hidden costs of Brexit and the silence of political parties on the issue. The impact of Brexit on small businesses, consumer prices, and the struggle of Labour and Conservatives to address the economic challenges post-Brexit are also highlighted.

In this podcast, author Peter Foster shares insights from his book on teaching. Topics include the fundamentals of teacher expertise, using evidence in planning, the importance of student knowledge, and how experts develop and break habits. The speakers also discuss classroom routines, effective learning models, and the significance of mentor meetings for new teachers.

Peter Foster, a Brexit expert and author, discusses the aftermath of Brexit and the economic scars it has left. He provides politically realistic solutions and insights from his book. Topics discussed include the journey of a Brexit reporter, Brexit's impact on small businesses, the political consequences, challenges of Brexit, and book recommendations.

Brexit supporters and industry experts discuss the impact of Brexit on British firms trading with the EU. Topics include increased costs, red tape for the logistics industry, and the importance of establishing fair trade agreements. Challenges of customs checks and hauliers permits post-Brexit are also explored. The podcast delves into the complexities of post-Brexit trade deals and the resilience needed in the face of political influence.