Susan Hayes Culleton

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3,424 appearances 24 recordings 2 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 2d ago

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

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 24 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 5.

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Taking Stock · The Digital Euro explained, business exit plans & the shortcomings of our climate risk models · 31 Jul 2026 podcast

It's fantastique. voice-verified

And that's it for this week's Taking Stock with me, Susan A. Scullerton. voice-verified

I hope you enjoyed the show and hopefully learned something about economics and more importantly, how it shapes the world around us. voice-verified

A quick reminder, the show is available as a podcast on the Go Loud app or wherever you go to get your podcasts and pop it into your WhatsApp groups for anybody who might be interested. voice-verified

Taking Stock, of course, is always on air here on Newstalk every Sunday morning at 9am. voice-verified

The producer of this week's show is Simon Kean. voice-verified

Research this week was by Stephen Daunt and Joe Duffy and Hugo de Silva-Scott was on sound. voice-verified

Taking Stock · Gen X working blues, Prediction Markets and Burnham's economic headaches · 24 Jul 2026 podcast

Hello and welcome to Taking Stock. matched

I'm Susan Hayes-Cullerton and this is the show that looks at business and economics from a wider perspective. matched

Coming up on today's show, why everything can now be a bet. matched

We look at the rise of prediction markets. matched

As Andy Burnham takes the stage, we ask what are the biggest economic challenges facing the new PM? matched

Plus, are employment options decreasing for people in Gen X? matched

You can email the show, takingstockatnewstalk.com or you can message me on socials at Susan Hayes-Cullerton. matched

Now, I want to start off this week with an explainer around the JGB. matched

So first off, the acronym itself stands for Japanese Government Bond. matched

And specifically, when people talk about the JGB, they're really referring to the yield, which is the cost of Japanese government borrowing. matched

Now, you might be saying, why are you telling us about this, Susan? matched

Well, the reason is the interest rate in Japanese debt, or the JGB bond yield, went up over 2.5% this week for the first time this century. matched

And now that's due to a big fiscal stimulus, which is a government encouraging growth in the economy in fears of inflation. matched

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