What podcasts say about Nicole Bichaud
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What Nicole Bichaud has said on podcasts
9 statements · 2 positive · 5 negative · 1 mixed · 1 neutral
Reduced job mobility is putting downward pressure on wages
“There's less opportunities for people to move between positions. That's putting downward pressure on wages.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 29:43
Digital hiring technology simplifies applications but increases hiring noise
“this technology is making some things easier, but it's also creating a lot more noise.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 33:56
High energy prices are currently driving inflation
“inflation is really being driven right now by high energy prices”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 34:42
Elevated energy prices are creating persistent economy-wide price pressure
“it's really looking like a long term pressure on prices that's working its way throughout the market.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 34:52
European banks are likely in their strongest condition in three decades
“European banks are probably in their best health for 30 years.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 48:03
Hyperscaler bond issuance needs to increase another 25% next year
“hyperscaler issuance needs to be up another 25% next year”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 51:25
European M&A activity is down about 9% year over year
“M&A, it's down about 9% year on year.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 52:14
UK government borrowing costs are 6% long-term and 5.4% at ten years
“we're 6% at the long end. We're 5.4% at the 10-year.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 53:31
No strong forecast is offered for sterling
“I don't think I've got a strong call for you today.”
Open the episode · September Jobs ReportListen at 53:51
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