Nicola Willis
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1,507 appearances
29 recordings
3 series
first heard Apr 2026
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Nicola Willis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There is some seasonal effects, so it depends on whether you include them or not.
But we do expect to have se have had
flat growth in the second quarter.
We're now in the third quarter and we're seeing growth growth resuming quite well, you know, particularly then exports and manufacturing and even tourism and is is improving, but also signs that the domestic economy is recovering.
And that's what we're looking for, because that's the broadening of the growth that we want to see.
And that's also really going to help with the
We d we had the discussion on, you know, what happens if we hold and wait.
And I think that the concern we have is that, you know, we can't let inflation get persistently high.
And the risk if we hold now is that we would have to act much more aggressively later.
So for us it was a question of if we act now, make sure that these
No, inflation expectations are contained
Firms understand to be cautious and not do opportunistic price hikes.
That means that we don't have to do so much later on.
So that was the kind of discussion we had.
And we also, of course, we see this recovery coming.
We understand that not all households are feeling this yet.
So we do understand that, but we do see the recovery coming and that also made us more confident that, you know, twenty five basis points at this time was appropriate to get inflation down but still support
the
Well no, I I'm very careful with using those kind of words.
I think that we're trying to take a balanced approach because you know, we want to see inflation coming down because we know it's so important for households purchasing power.
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