What podcasts say about Virginie Maisonneuve
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What Virginie Maisonneuve has said on podcasts
38 statements · 17 positive · 15 negative · 6 neutral
France has high budget deficits amid demographic pressures.
“budget deficits are pretty high”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 2:42
France has little fiscal room to maintain promised pensions and benefits.
“there's very little rooms to maneuver with what was what promised, if you want, in terms of pension, in terms of benefits”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 2:48
France’s fiscal pressures will affect voting in the next election.
“it has an impact on how voters will vote at the next election”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 3:01
Proposed public-sector salary freezes have significantly affected French workers.
“That has had a big impact.”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 4:03
France’s current bond-market position reflects at least 15 years of fiscal deterioration.
“it is, in my view, the result of 15 years at least of that path that has really led us where we are now”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 5:17
The euro has declined 4% against the dollar year to date.
“the euro has been weak year to date, minus 4% versus the dollar”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 5:57
Euro weakness raises imported energy costs and fuels inflation.
“that has an impact on imported energy costs, which are fueling inflation”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 6:02
France is experiencing a trend toward populism.
“the trend towards populism”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 6:31
Marine Le Pen has strong electoral support in France.
“Marine Le Pen having such a strong support”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 6:37
France is outside the European Union’s deficit limits.
“France is outside its deficit boundaries”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 7:14
Economic resilience has surprised market participants.
“we've had some economic resilience that I think has surprised people”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 12:28
Virginie Maisonneuve is relatively unconcerned about the Fed’s reaction function.
“I'm less worried about the Fed reaction function”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 12:43
Bond yields are attractive, allowing investors to select securities carefully.
“we're in a world where yields are attractive and people can be choosy about what they buy”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 12:54
Core-plus portfolios should add yield on a risk-adjusted basis.
“we need to do it in a risk-adjusted basis”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 13:43
The current bond environment differs materially from 2022.
“we feel pretty strongly this is not 2022 again”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 14:21
Starting bond coupons are substantially more attractive than in 2022.
“starting coupons are much more attractive”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 14:26
Fixed-income strategies continue receiving investor inflows.
“we're still seeing flows into fixed income and to our strategies”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 14:52
New-issue bond concessions remain relatively small.
“new issue concessions have still been relatively skinny”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 15:24
New-issue concessions are approximately four basis points.
“as in four basis points or something like that”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 15:27
September bond supply exceeded investor expectations.
“people were positioned for a fair amount of supply in September, but that was a little bit more than I think people expected”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 16:38
AI investment is running above 3.5% of GDP.
“it's running like north of three and a half percent of GDP”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 17:34
At least one-third of AI investment is debt financed.
“at least a third of it, if not more, is being debt financed”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 17:39
AI-related corporate capital expenditure is a productive use of capital.
“This is a productive use of capital”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 18:03
Bond yields are attractive in the current market.
“we've got yields that are attractive”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 18:11
Investors should distinguish which companies will earn returns on AI capital.
“we're getting at is being discriminating about who's going to earn a return on that”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 18:17
The bond sell-off can create a buying opportunity.
“that actually can provide a buying opportunity”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 19:00
The midterm outcome is close to a coin flip.
“We think it's closer to a coin”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 20:09
Europe’s winter energy outlook could be more bearish than expected.
“we could be more bearish”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 27:07
Qatar Energy’s Golden Pass project could send more LNG cargoes to Europe.
“we could see more cargoes heading to Europe”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 27:52
Germany currently has among Europe’s lowest gas-storage inventories.
“germany is the country in europe right now that has the lowest stores among the lowest storage inventories”
Open the episode · Bond Volatility and Energy FlowsListen at 28:28
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