What podcasts say about Nancy Lazar
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What Nancy Lazar has said on podcasts
9 statements · 7 positive · 1 negative · 1 mixed
Lower unemployment claims indicate rapid labor-market healing.
“claims are down 10 percent over on a year over year basis, which means the labor market is healing really quickly.”
Open the episode · Second Half Economic OutlookListen at 19:08
A stronger labor market will produce stronger wage inflation in 2027.
“we think that's going to become more of a story indeed as we see this stronger labor market then leading to stronger wage inflation in 2027.”
Open the episode · Second Half Economic OutlookListen at 20:08
Abundant liquidity supports economic activity and contributes to sticky inflation.
“There's a lot of liquidity in the economy. And that helps explain, one, why economic activity is solid and getting stronger. And two, why inflation is indeed sticky.”
Open the episode · Second Half Economic OutlookListen at 20:39
U.S. M2 money supply is currently growing at 7%.
“It's growing 7% right now.”
Open the episode · Second Half Economic OutlookListen at 21:10
Strong bank-loan growth and defense-led government spending support nominal activity.
“7% bank loan growth, very strong government spending right now led by defense.”
Open the episode · Second Half Economic OutlookListen at 21:14
U.S. nominal consumer spending is currently growing at 6%.
“Nominal consumer spending, which is what drives revenue for all these big retailers, are growing right now 6 percent.”
Open the episode · Second Half Economic OutlookListen at 22:01
The U.S. consumer has remained resilient.
“the U.S. consumer has been resilient.”
Open the episode · Second Half Economic OutlookListen at 22:43
High- and middle-income consumers drive nominal consumer spending.
“the high and middle income consumers drive that particular indicator.”
Open the episode · Second Half Economic OutlookListen at 23:00
Middle-income consumers joining high-income consumers are sustaining consumer spending.
“consumer spending solid because of that middle income consumer now joining the high income consumer.”
Open the episode · Second Half Economic OutlookListen at 24:16
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