Taylor Nugent
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7,962 appearances
80 recordings
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first heard Sep 2024
last heard 27 Aug
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Um that's obviously below where they are where they are now.
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And we heard from the IMF's chief economist afterwards that you know we're probably already s in a situation that's closer to their adverse scenario, which saw a a more material um hit to growth down to you know something closer to two and a half percent for for global growth.
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Um and they also did a you know a a severe scenario.
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Which had global growth, you know, somewhere around two percent, so much closer to recessionary levels, although that um, you know, that scenario had oil remaining particularly elevated and, you know, going al very elevated through twenty twenty seven as well.
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So, you know, a wide range of of growth forecasts there and reflecting, you know, again, just the the difficulty in in drawing the path forward when you don't know what's happening with oil supplies.
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Yeah, that's right.
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So, you know, on ongoing uh central bank speakers on on the sidelines of the um the spring meetings in in Washington, um Christine Lagarde coming up very very shortly.
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Um we've got um a couple of other speakers to to look out for today.
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Andrew Hauser speaks uh again for um from that Australian perspective, but we've also got the E C B Schnabel and Bailey um from the B O E speaking again as well.
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Um, you know, other
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Chatter from from central bankers there, who had the BOE's grain and and just kind of repeating what she's said before that she's a little bit more concerned about upside inflation risks and downside growth risks at the moment.
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Um but we know that she's on the the more hawkish side of the the committee.
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Yeah, so I think when you look at when you look at US yields, they were actually heading higher through um through the morning uh um uh a ahead of that data.
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The turnaround did seem to be, you know, alongside what we saw in in oil prices and and ressentiment around Iran headlines ral um rather than being driven by that um that PPI data.
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But yeah, for the for the record, the PPI it was it was better than expected.
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Um certainly the um the surprise
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Was kind of uh across uh you know all all of the measures, lower lower than expected, but you know, really driven by the the core measures.
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That was up 0.1%, the the X food and energy measure it was expected to be up 0.4%.
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Um, and so you know it wasn't just uh an energy story that um that was driving the surprise.
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Um and I think you know when you look at trying to tease out some of the some of the implications of that, you know, it probably does suggest.
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