Susan Hayes Culleton

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3,266 appearances 23 recordings 2 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 18 Sep

Susan Hayes Culleton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Taking Stock · Migration economics, US Yen intervention & Living the 100-Year-Life · 7 Aug 2026 podcast

I'm not sure that it's just as little as that. voice-verified

I also think as well though, Alan, that if the if the dollar was to weaken, of course, for anything that is bought in, then there that makes things more expensive as well and it could have a knock on effect on inflation. voice-verified

And of course, since there's such a focus on that and the lack of forward guidance that we're hearing from uh from Kevin Warsh, there I think there could be a little bit of tension there. voice-verified

But I want to move our attention from the US back to Japan for a moment because the world is also questioning why is the Bank of Japan not simply increasing voice-verified

interest rates more so that then the the carry trade is is less so. voice-verified

At the end of the day, does the real intervention here need to come from Takaichi and her fiscal policy and the Bank of Japan and their monetary policy? voice-verified

The one difference between Shinzoeb and the situation that Takaichi finds herself in is that when he took the reins of power voice-verified

Uh the yen was eighty eighty yen to a dollar in twenty twelve and that got pushed down to one hundred and twenty by twenty fifteen. voice-verified

So the the starting point there is very different. voice-verified

I find Japan as a country intriguing and its economic development and who it relies on and who it impacts. voice-verified

It's a fascinating place. voice-verified

Thank you very much for helping us to take a trip both there to the US and back again. voice-verified

Alan Dunn, founder and CEO of Archive Capital. voice-verified

This is Susan Hayes Cullerton here on Taking Stock on News Talk. voice-verified

And after the break, if we're living to a hundred, how should we rethink careers, skills and retirement? voice-verified

Linda Grattan explains why longer lives require a new economic model. voice-verified

Now you're very welcome back to Taking Stock Here in News Talk. voice-verified

I'm Susan Ace Collerton. voice-verified

Now, what if Living to 100 wasn't the exception but the expectation? voice-verified

For decades, we've organized our lives around three distinct stages: education, paid employment or home duties, and then retirement. voice-verified

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