What podcasts say about Claudia Sahm
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What Claudia Sahm has said on podcasts
27 statements · 1 positive · 19 negative · 3 mixed · 4 neutral
U.S. hiring remains weak despite very low layoffs
“the hiring rate is still really low”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 4:02
More strong payroll reports are needed to establish a labor-market uptrend
“We need to see more of that before I'm convinced that we're really on an uptrend in the labor market.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 4:11
Current economic growth is difficult to sustain with weak labor-force growth
“it's hard to see this being sustainable”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 4:33
U.S. job creation has stabilized but is not currently trending upward.
“this just shows, no, we are, the labor market is much more stable. Like, job creation has stabilized relative to last year when it was really sliding. But we are not in an uptrend”
Open the episode · US Firms Add Just 29,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Ticks Up: Instant ReactionListen at 4:51
AI adoption cannot yet explain the economy’s growth despite weak labor-force growth
“AI adoption is not widespread enough to explain all this.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 5:01
U.S. job creation is currently very low.
“we're just in this place of very low job creation in the U.S.”
Open the episode · US Firms Add Just 29,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Ticks Up: Instant ReactionListen at 5:13
The U.S. labor market has low quit rates and limited worker movement.
“that quit rate is also low. We are just not moving people around.”
Open the episode · US Firms Add Just 29,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Ticks Up: Instant ReactionListen at 6:01
The U.S. has experienced a low-hiring, low-firing labor market for at least three years.
“We are like, you know, at least three years into this low hire, low fire labor market. This is not normal.”
Open the episode · US Firms Add Just 29,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Ticks Up: Instant ReactionListen at 6:20
The jobs report is unlikely to materially change the Federal Reserve’s monetary-policy approach.
“I don't think this gives the Fed a lot of information. I don't think it'll really change what they're. their approach to monetary policy.”
Open the episode · US Firms Add Just 29,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Ticks Up: Instant ReactionListen at 6:29
The Federal Reserve may deliver one or two additional quarter-point rate increases this year.
“Maybe they do another, maybe two more this year.”
Open the episode · US Firms Add Just 29,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Ticks Up: Instant ReactionListen at 6:47
The jobs report will not substantially shift the Federal Reserve’s thinking.
“I don't think it really shifts the Fed's thinking that much.”
Open the episode · US Firms Add Just 29,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Ticks Up: Instant ReactionListen at 7:19
U.S. labor-force growth is slowing, with reduced immigration contributing to the change.
“it is clear the labor force growth is slowing, not just immigration, but that is a piece of the sharp change.”
Open the episode · US Firms Add Just 29,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Ticks Up: Instant ReactionListen at 8:16
U.S. labor-market job creation is not currently accelerating
“we are not in an uptrend”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 9:58
The U.S. labor-market quit rate remains low
“that quit rate is also low”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 11:02
The low-hire, low-fire labor market is abnormal
“This is not normal.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 11:25
The jobs report will not substantially change the Fed’s policy thinking
“I don't think it really shifts the feds thinking that much”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 12:21
Data do not yet clearly measure immigration’s labor-market effects
“we don't have a good handle of it”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 13:05
Data-center construction diverts construction workers from other activities
“you don't have enough construction workers because they're all building data centers.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 16:00
Government-bond yields are entering a structurally higher-for-longer regime
“I think we are in a higher for longer regime.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 16:56
The post-2008 era of zero rates and very low yields will not return
“that's not coming back.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 17:15
Investors should not add to Treasuries at current yields
“I would not be adding to treasuries here.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 18:02
Treasury yields are likely to rise further
“I still think yields have more upside from here.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 18:12
U.S. inflation remains sticky
“I think inflation sticky.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 19:44
The Federal Reserve should continue raising interest rates
“I think you still need to be raising rates right now.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 19:51
Corporate earnings are supporting stock prices despite higher yields
“earnings are providing a nice offset, and that's keeping stocks supported.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 20:27
It is unknown when high yields will overwhelm earnings support for stocks
“Where are yields so high that that discount rate, that borrowing rate overwhelms the earnings story? And we don't know where that is.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 20:33
Bond yields could rise substantially above current levels
“bonds can be a lot higher than where they are now.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 25:39
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