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【Oct.29】Business Today | BBC 今

【Oct.29】Business Today | BBC 今日财经新闻

【Oct.29】Business Today | BBC 今日财经新闻

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0:06Standing charges on household gas bills are to be scrapped for around 23 million homes.大约2 300万户家庭的燃气费将被取消。
0:13The Chancellor's just made this announcement ahead of his budget.总理刚刚提前宣布了预算
0:17Restoring business confidence,恢复商业信心,
0:19the British Chambers of Commerce calls on the Chancellor to kickstart the economy, we'll英国商会呼吁总理启动经济,我们将
0:24be hearing from one of its directors.将听取其中一位董事的意见。
0:27Also in the programme, will they or won't they节目里,他们会不会
0:30in the US?在美国?
0:31All eyes are on the Federal Reserve to see if they'll raise interest rates this所有目光都集中在美联储 看他们能不能提高利率
0:35time as the cost of living continues to climb.随着生活费用继续攀升,时间也随之增加。
0:38And General Motors changes gear, deciding而通用汽车 改变齿轮,决定
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1Standing charges on household gas bills are to be scrapped for around 23 million homes.大约2 300万户家庭的燃气费将被取消。
2The Chancellor's just made this announcement ahead of his budget.总理刚刚提前宣布了预算
3Restoring business confidence,恢复商业信心,
4the British Chambers of Commerce calls on the Chancellor to kickstart the economy, we'll英国商会呼吁总理启动经济,我们将
5be hearing from one of its directors.将听取其中一位董事的意见。
6Also in the programme, will they or won't they节目里,他们会不会
7in the US?在美国?
8All eyes are on the Federal Reserve to see if they'll raise interest rates this所有目光都集中在美联储 看他们能不能提高利率
9time as the cost of living continues to climb.随着生活费用继续攀升,时间也随之增加。
10And General Motors changes gear, deciding而通用汽车 改变齿轮,决定
11to leave the New York Stock Exchange for the NASDAQ, hoping the move will make investors离开纽约证券交易所去纳斯达克 希望此举能让投资者
12see the company in a different light.在不同的光线下看到公司。
13Welcome, you're with Business Today in London with欢迎,你今天在伦敦的商务部
14me Sally Bundock.我萨莉・邦多克。
15So we begin in the UK where it is Budget Day and in Westminster after我们从英国开始 也就是预算日 之后在威斯敏斯特
16Prime Minister's questions, the Chancellor John Healey will set out his plans for the首相的提问 约翰·海利将提出他的计划
17economy, public spending, taxation in a statement that will be closely watched by everyone from经济、公共开支、税收 将受到每个人的密切关注
18businesses to financial markets and households.企业对金融市场和家庭的影响。
19So we've just had a pre-budget gift from the我们刚收到预算前的礼物
20Chancellor and the Treasury in the last hour confirming that they are to abolish standing总理和财政部在最后一小时确认他们要废除地位
21charges on gas mills.汽油厂收费。
22That's an average of £108 fixed cost on annual bills.每年的账单平均固定成本为108英镑.
23This came来了
24after a review announced by the Prime Minister Andy Burnham a week ago.在一周前首相安迪·伯纳姆宣布审查之后
25There will however不过...
26be winners and losers as the costs will be added to the unit price of gas.成为赢家和输家,因为成本将计入天然气单价。
27The Treasury财政部
28is calculating that 60% of households will gain an average of £45 a year.计算60%的家庭平均每年获得45英镑。
29Well our business我们的事
30correspondent Theo Leggett has been out and about in Ipswich to find out what the locals通讯员 Theo Leggett在伊普斯威奇 查查当地人
31there are hoping for in this budget.预算有希望。
32As kids focus on their martial arts moves at this当孩子们把精力放在武术上的时候
33community centre in Ipswich, their parents are worried about making ends meet.伊普斯威奇的社区中心, 他们的父母担心 使结束满足。
34They're他们是
35hoping the Chancellor won't pull his punches when it comes to helping them in his budget.希望总理不会在预算上帮助他们时 给他一拳
36You know you look for the next six months, people are going to be having the heating你知道你寻找 接下来的六个月, 人们会得到的暖气
37on more, lights, TVs, things like that as it's drawing into winter so yeah I think灯光,电视, 类似的东西,因为它正在进入冬天。
38definitely reducing the energy costs somehow.一定能降低能源成本
39Oil, food, gas and electric, if they can石油、食品、天然气和电能,如果可以的话
40do something with water that would be good, that's like £90 a month for a water bill用水做点什么 水费一个月90英镑
41and there's two of us.还有我们两个
42A great deal has changed here on Downing Street since the last budget唐宁街自上次预算以来 变化很大
4311 months ago.11个月前
44There's a new Prime Minister in number 10 for a start and a new Chancellor10号有位新总理 和一位新总理
45John Healey in number 11.约翰·海利在11号。
46But the economic climate if anything has become chillier and但是,如果经济气候 已经变得更冷和
47that means he's already facing calls to do more to help people with the rising cost of这意味着他已经面临一些要求 做更多工作来帮助人们 应对不断上涨的成本
48So what could Mr Healey's famous red briefcase contain this time?那么Healey先生的著名红公文包 这次能装什么?
49With petrol and diesel prices汽油和柴油价格
50soaring he could continue to freeze or even cut fuel duty.他可能继续冻结甚至削减燃料税。
51Gas and electricity bills are rising.煤气和电费不断上涨。
52Campaigners want them brought down.竞选者希望他们被击落。
53Nearly a million young people are not in education,近100万年轻人没有接受教育,
54employment or training.就业或培训。
55Addressing that's already a government priority.解决这已经是政府的优先事项了
56But at the same time但同时
57existing public services have to be paid for and inflation's pushing up the cost.现有的公共服务必须支付,通货膨胀正在抬高成本。
58Small businesses meanwhile say they're struggling with high employment costs同时,小企业说,他们挣扎 与高就业成本
59but economists think any help from the Chancellor will be tightly focused.但经济学家认为总理的任何帮助 都将集中精神
60He could look at measures that impact only certain sectors so hospitality particularly他可以研究仅影响某些部门的措施,特别是:
61have been saying that they are under very very acute pressures that the high streets are in a他们一直说,他们承受着非常严重的压力, 高架街道正在
62lot of trouble so there could be something around business rates that's impacting only certain types麻烦大了,所以可能有些事情 围绕商业利率,只影响某些类型
63of businesses.企业。
64The key decisions have already been made behind the closed door of number 11.11号门后已经作出重要决定。
65Today the rest of us will find out what they are.今则余人悉知其本.
66Theo Leggett, BBC 新闻.
67Well as we've mentioned正如我们提到的
68one key decision's already been announced this morning which is pretty unusual on budget day.今天早上已经宣布了一个关键的决定 这在预算日是不寻常的
69Let's bring in Anna MacDonald investment strategy director at Hargreaves Lansdowne.让我们请来安娜·麦克唐纳 在哈格里夫兰斯当的投资策略主任
70Morning Anna.早安,安娜,你好吗?
71Good morning Sally.早上好,萨莉。
72So the Chancellor is keeping us all on our toes today already an announcement所以大王今天就把我们都关在脚趾上 已经宣布了
73out there the abolishment of standing charges on gas bills.在那里,废除 天然气账单的长期收费。
74Yes and it's another step that we've是的,这是另一个步骤,我们已经
75seen of this the desire of the PM and the Chancellor to give people breathing room because总理和总理希望给人们喘息的空间,因为
76they recognise that the cost of living has gone up substantially because we're seeing the inflation他们意识到生活成本大幅上升 因为我们看到通货膨胀
77just go up a lot because of the actions in the Strait of Hormuz.因为霍尔木兹海峡的行动 才开始上台
78So they are trying to provide所以他们试图提供
79bits and pieces around the edges that are just going to help us feel a little bit better and边缘上的零星碎片 只会让我们感觉好一点
80that they are trying to keep the cost of living down.他们试图降低生活成本。
81And it does feel like this is very much a它确实感觉 这是一种非常
82steady as it goes budget don't rock the boat there's just going to be a bit of tinkering预算稳定,不会摇动船 那里会有点修补
83here and there.这里和那里
84Are you expecting any big news today or not?今天有没有重大消息?
85Well the Chancellor has kept his那么,总理一直保持他的
86cards very close to his chest which has meant that there has been actually not too much speculation他的胸口很近 意味着没有太多猜测
87which is pretty good for example I can see what our clients are doing every day比方说,我看得出客户每天都在干嘛
88and in previous budget run-ups they've tried to anticipate things regarding and paid attention在之前的预算预案中 他们试图预测和关注
89to the rumours.对谣言。
90Now luckily there haven't been too many rumours and we've got some big decisions幸好没传太多谣言 我们有大决定
91that do need to be made but it seems like they're going to be made after the budget.需要做,但似乎 预算之后会做。
92We've got Andy我们有安迪
93Byrne and the PM's 10-year plan, we've got the Tim's review into benefit spending, the pension伯恩和首相的十年计划 我们让蒂姆审查 福利支出 养老金
94commission and then some big spending reviews particularly the defence one which is really佣金,然后一些大开支 特别审查 国防,这是真正的
95important.这很重要
96So it's been described as a manana budget you know waiting to to see things what所以,它被描述为马纳纳预算 你知道等待事物
97things are going to be like tomorrow and the next day and pushing things further down but事情会像明天和第二天 将事情推得更远
98I think there will there's normally one or two rabbits to pull out the hats so we'll see what我想通常会有一两只兔子把帽子摘下来 这样我们再看看
99those are but we do want as much as possible to to have as much certainty as we can and that's但是我们确实希望 尽可能有确定性
100a big relief after the budget.预算之后大有省力
101One of the fears that has has been in in in government ever since从那时起,政府一直存在的恐惧之一
102the Liz Trust mini budget is how markets will react and in particular government debt markets.Liz Trust的小型预算是市场的反应方式,特别是政府债务市场。
103What's your thoughts on that Anna?你对安娜有什么看法?
104Well I think that there has actually been some quite positive我认为,实际上有一些相当积极的
105news in the UK.英国新闻.
106We've had better economic growth than we expected and also we've we we know that我们的经济增长比预期的要好 而且我们知道
107our borrowing costs whilst they remain quite high haven't gone up as much as our European我们的借款成本虽然仍然很高 但并没有我们欧洲人那样高
108neighbours have and the US has in the last say since July when we last had a kind of idea that邻国和美国在最后一句话,自从7月份我们有一个想法
109there may be some kind of peace agreement in the Middle East.中东可能有某种和平协定。
110So I think the market is rewarding所以我认为市场是值得的
111us actually and thinking about our long-term fiscal stability has been quite well managed.实际上,关于我们的长期财政稳定,已经得到了很好的管理。
112So yes the bond markets will be watched very closely by the treasury to see how they react因此,是的,债券市场 会被非常密切的监视 财政部看 他们的反应
113but if it is a steady as she goes budget hopefully they will stay quite calm.但是,如果这是稳定的,她去预算 希望他们会保持相当平静。
114Anna we thank you again安娜,我们再次感谢你
115for your time today.为您今天的时间。
116I know it's very busy for you so we'll let you go.我知道你很忙 所以我们就放你走
117Anna McDonald there from安娜·麦当劳
118Hargreaves降落下来。
119Well let's take a look then at what the business community is wanting好吧,让我们看看,然后 商业界想要什么
120from this budget today.从今天的预算。
121The British Chambers of Commerce has urged the Chancellor to find a way英国商会敦促首相想办法
122to reset business confidence and escape the so-called fiscal cage that they argue has trapped以重塑商业信心 并逃离所谓的财政笼子 他们认为被困
123the UK in a cycle of weak growth.英国处于增长疲软的循环中。
124Analysis by the BCC shows policy-driven costs for typicalBCC的分析显示,政策驱动的典型成本
125small and medium-sized businesses have risen by more than 70 percent in a decade.中小企业在十年中增长了70%以上。
126Currently现
127only 17 percent of firms plans to increase investment that's the lowest level since the只有17%的公司计划增加投资,这是自2002年以来的最低水平。
128pandemic.艾滋病毒/艾滋病。
129Kate Shoesmith是英国商会政策和见解主任
130and told me what they are hoping from today's budget.并告诉我 他们希望从今天的预算。
131We really want to see a budget that我们真的想看看预算
132recognizes those successive policy-driven costs.承认这些连续的政策驱动成本。
133It's not one measure alone that is causing pain造成疼痛的不是单是措施
134to British businesses right now.现在去英国企业
135It's the cumulative effect but of that 70 percent of这是累积效应 但70%
136the cost base that you quoted in terms of looking at the cumulative costs that have been driven by您所引用的费用基数, 以查看由
137policy decisions.政策决定。
138A quarter of it came from national insurance contribution rises back in 2024.其中四分之一来自2024年国家保险费回升.
139So if we really want to get the economy moving, if we want to get young people back into work or所以,如果我们真的想 让经济前进, 如果我们想让年轻人重新工作或
140into the first job then we need to think about some of those costs especially around labor costs.然后我们需要考虑一些成本 特别是劳动力成本。
141So national insurance contributions are a significant area where we'd like to see movement.因此,国家保险缴款是一个重要领域 我们希望看到移动。
142We are hearing that the national minimum wage will go up roughly in line with inflation.我们听说,全国最低工资将大致按照通货膨胀上升。
143That's这是
144really important because we've had years now of it going up in inflation busting ways and that's真的很重要,因为我们已经多年 通货膨胀上升的方式
145caused pressure on businesses.给企业造成了压力。
146It's also expected on that point of the minimum wage that for 18 to18至18岁的最低工资水平也有望达到这一水平。
14720 year olds it will be rising at a slower pace.20岁时,增长率将放慢。
148So do you see from that if that is the case when所以,你可以看到,如果情况是这样,当
149the chancellor delivers the budget they are recognizing some of the issues in the labor总统提供预算 他们正在认识到 劳工中的一些问题
150market at the moment?市场现在?
151I think we have to recognize the issues in the labor market.我认为我们必须认识到劳动力市场的问题。
152We have nearly a我们快到了
153million young people that are not in education, employment and training.数百万没有接受教育、就业和培训的年轻人。
154It's absolutely essential这是绝对必要的
155that we get them in because there's a scarring impact on those young people if they don't get我们让他们进去 因为如果年轻人得不到帮助 就会有伤痕
156into work early enough.早点开始工作
157But when you join the labor market you don't have as much experience.但是当你加入劳动力市场的时候 你没有那么多经验
158So what they're talking about by the sounds of it is the minimum wage will go up.他们所说的是最低工资会上涨。
159It will increase会增加的
160above inflation but there will be a step between that and the higher age brackets.但是,在与较高年龄段之间将有一个步骤。
161That's really这是真的
162other measures of course though because it's not just that.当然还有其他措施,因为不只是那样
163Can I ask you for your thoughts on some我能问你一些想法吗?
164of the taxes that could be imposed?可征收的税金?
165It's been speculated that there could be taxes on banks,据推测 银行可能会收税
166profits, also on the gambling sector and that money the government's bringing in will pay for利润,还有赌博部门 以及政府带来的钱
167some of these tweaks and changes to help others.其中一些变化和变化可以帮助他人。
168What are your thoughts?你有什么想法吗?
169Is that the right path to这是正确的路径
170take?带走?
171We know that this is a big test for a Healey Burnham government but for every business whether我们知道这对希利·伯纳姆政府来说是一个大考验 但对于每一个生意来说
172you're large or small it's just about getting by.你是大还是小 它只是得到通过。
173You've been treading water for a number of你一直在踩水 几个
174years now and what we don't want to see is measures that impose costs on one part of the我们不想看到的措施 给其中一部分带来成本
175business community flow down across the supply chain and make it even more difficult for small商业界在整个供应链下游,使小型企业更加困难。
176businesses and medium-sized businesses to access finance.企业和中型企业获得资金。
177So we've got to be looking at the detail.因此,我们必须看看细节。
178There shouldn't be taxes on banks, profits or the gambling industry.不应该对银行,利润或赌博业征税.
179You need to think about the你需要考虑一下
180business community and what makes most sense for the business community and they are a community.对商业界来说最有意义的是商业界,他们是一个社区。
181So how do you ensure it doesn't flow down across the system?那么,如何确保它不会流过整个系统?
182So the detail will be all important所以细节都很重要
183today.今时.
184You need to understand exactly what the impact will be.你得明白 后果会是什么
185What if there's more money going如果有更多的钱去
186to the regions?给各地区?
187Sorry to interrupt you Kate because I'm aware we're tight for time but what if抱歉打扰你 凯特 因为我知道我们时间很紧 但是如果
188there's more money going out to the regions, more money in in in mayors pockets as it were,更多的钱去地区, 更多的钱在市长口袋中,
189do you think that's a good idea that regions should have more power, more say on spending你认为这是个好主意吗? 地区应该拥有更多的权力, 更多关于支出
190where they are?他们在哪?
191Businesses are absolutely part of their local community.企业绝对是其当地社区的一部分。
192They are regional,它们是区域性的,
193they understand that regional dynamic and so yes there is absolutely an argument about money to他们明白,区域动态,所以是的 绝对有关于金钱的争论
194be there.在那边
195It has to though be driven and understood by business needs because if you get it into它必须被企业需求所驱动和理解 因为如果你把它进入
196business with hands then that's what grows the economy.商业用手,然后,这就是 经济增长。
197So it can't be one thing where you have所以,它不可能是一件事 你拥有
198local governments doing this in isolation.地方政府孤立地这样做。
199Bring businesses around the table, make sure they把生意摆到桌边,确保他们
200understand what is required in terms of job creation, in terms of new premises.了解在创造就业方面,在新的房地方面需要做些什么。
201That's what就这样
202will help most.将帮助最大的。
203Kate Shoesmith there from the British Chambers of Commerce.英国商会的凯特·休史密斯
204Let's bring you来 来 来
205some other business stories.其他一些商业故事。
206India's biggest telecoms giant, the meta and Google backed印度最大的电信巨头 元和谷歌支持
207geo platforms has made its stock market debut today.地球平台今天已经开市了
208Shares have been soaring over 20% in股权飙升了20%
209early trading.早期交易。
210The 3.2 billion dollar initial public offering is the country's biggest ever.首次公开出价32亿美元,是该国有史以来最大的一次.
211Canada and the United Arab Emirates have signed a free trade deal and also agreed to start talks on加拿大和阿拉伯联合酋长国签署了自由贸易协议,并同意开始谈判。
212extradition treaty.引渡条约。
213The trade deal was one of a handful of trade and infrastructure agreements贸易协议是少数贸易和基础设施协议之一
214signed during the crown prince of Abu Dhabi's visit to Ottawa on Tuesday.在阿布扎比王储周二访问渥太华期间签字
215Will they or won't他们会不会
216they?他们?
217All eyes will be on the US Federal Reserve later as it decides on interest rates as the cost当美联储决定利率为成本时,
218of living in the US continues to climb.在美国生活的人继续攀升
219Around the world and across the UK this is BBC News.环游全球和整个英国 这是英国广播公司新闻。
220今天你和BBC新闻的Business Today合作
221Now if we turn our attention to the US where the central现在,如果我们把注意力转向美国 在那里,中心
222bank will make its latest decision on interest rates later the Federal Reserve is largely银行将在美联储基本
223expected to keep the cost of borrowing on hold this time ahead of next week's midterm elections.预计这次借款费用将在下星期中期选举之前搁置。
224That's despite the fact cost of living pressures are on the rise.尽管生活压力在增加
225If you look at inflation in the如果你看看通货膨胀
226US it picked up last month to 3.7% driven by soaring fuel prices largely due to the war in上个月,主要由于战争 燃料价格飙升,美国上升到3.7%
227which this level is well above the Fed's 2% target but rising government borrowing costs这一水平远高于美联储2%的目标 但政府借贷成本上升
228courtesy of volatility on the bond markets is providing some breathing space for the Fed.债券市场的波动为美联储提供了一些喘息空间。
229To explain how that works I spoke to Jackie Bowie managing partner Chatham Financial.我和杰基·鲍伊管理合伙人查塔姆财务公司谈过
230Yeah well there's been an increasing bond yield story globally really since over the summer in自从夏天以来,全球债券收益率不断上升
231the last few months.过去几个月
232What that means is as interest rates rise across the markets and这意味着随着整个市场的利率上升
233particularly in the UK and the US the markets are doing the financial tightening for the central特别是英国和美国的市场正在对中央进行金融紧缩。
234bank.银行。
235So as those interest rates rise that obviously feeds through into the broader economy,因此,随着利率的上升,这些利率显然贯穿于更广泛的经济,
236into borrowing costs, into mortgage rates and that starts to restrict demands.进入借贷成本,进入抵押利率,从而开始限制需求。
237So the argument所以这个争论
238is that because interest rates in the market are moving up then that tightening of financial这是因为市场利率在上升 然后金融紧缩
239conditions is happening anyway outside of what the central bank may or may not do.情况正在发生,但中央银行可能或不会这样做。
240However having said that the Federal Reserve has been pretty clear they are very concerned不过说得很清楚 他们非常关心
241about inflation and what's ahead.关于通货膨胀和未来的问题。
242So where are you at with predictions?那么,你在哪里 关于预测?
243Do you believe the Fed你相信美联储吗?
244will not do anything today?今天不会做什么?
245Yeah well the financial markets are usually a pretty good indicator when是啊,金融市场通常是一个相当好的指标 当
246you get this close to the decision.你得到这个接近的决定。
247There's a question as to whether they're a good indicator是否有好指标的问题
248as we look further out.更进一步地看
249So yeah fully priced in that the Fed will hold interest rates today所以,是全价的,因为美联储 将持有利率今天
250but that should not be interpreted as the end of the tightening cycle by any means.但这不应被解释为任何手段的收紧周期的结束。
251So what the那又怎样
252markets will be focused on is really what they see after the meeting and the expectation is that he市场将专注于他们会议后所看到的,人们期望他
253will be pretty hawkish in his communication and that means that he'll be indicating that there are他的通信中会相当狡猾 这意味着他会表示
254interest rate hikes to come in the US.美国利率将上升
255Now the Fed chairs got into a little bit of trouble with现在美联储的椅子出了点麻烦
256financial markets around his communication last time round so it will be all eyes on his exact他上次沟通的金融市场 所以大家都会注意到他的准确性
257language and expectations for the rest of this year in 2027.在2027年,语言和对今年其余时间的期望。
258Also do you think that the Federal你也认为联邦
259Reserve is thinking it's probably wise just to not do anything this side of the midterm elections in预备队认为最好不要在中期选举中 做任何事情
260the United States given the huge speculation as to what President Trump might do afterwards on美国对特朗普总统之后可能做什么的 巨大的猜测
261the other side with regards to the Middle East and other areas?中东和其他地区?
262Well the central banks are中央银行是
263independent of the political cycle of course.当然独立于政治周期。
264They shouldn't really be influenced by what's他们不应该真正受到什么的影响
265going to be that outturn in the midterm elections but they will be very much influenced by what's将会是中期选举的结果 但他们会受到什么影响
266happening in the broader economy and you know we've talked all year about this cost of living在更广泛的经济中发生,你知道 我们一整年都在谈论这个生活成本
267really biting for the US.真正咬美国。
268Now it's not really impacting the economy yet.现在还没有真正影响经济.
269The US economy has美国经济已经
270been extremely resilient but the challenge is that this increase in inflation that was sparked by the通货膨胀的上升引发了通货膨胀的上升。
271energy crisis is really now broadening out across the US economy so you're getting these pass-through能源危机现在真的正在扩大 整个美国经济, 所以你得到了这些通过
272effects and that will be the biggest concern for the Feds because once that feeds through into这将会是美联储最关心的问题 因为一旦它们进入
273the broader economy it's harder to get it under control.经济范围越大 控制它就越难
274Jackie Bowie there, economist, just to杰基·鲍伊在那里,经济学家,只是
275say of course when we get news from the Fed we'll update you on that as well.当然,当我们从美联储那里得到消息时, 我们会告诉你最新消息。
276Now General Motors is现在通用汽车公司
277leaving the New York Stock Exchange and headed to the NASDAQ, the exchange that is synonymous离开纽约证券交易所,前往纳斯达克,即同义的交易所
278with technology companies.与技术公司。
279The vehicle maker is trying to change more than where its stock trades,汽车制造者试图改变 超过它的股票交易,
280it's also trying to change investors' perceptions of what it does.也试图改变投资者对其所作所为的看法。
281Michelle Fleury has more.米歇尔·弗洛里还有更多
282More than a century of history is about to change addresses on Wall Street.一个多世纪的历史即将改变华尔街的地址.
283November 16th will be11月16日将是
284the last day that General Motors shares trade on the New York Stock Exchange.通用汽车在纽约证券交易所交易的最后一天
285After that well the在那之后的井里,我们
286car maker is moving to the NASDAQ home to tech giants like Apple and Nvidia.汽车制造商要搬去纳斯达克的家 给苹果和Nvidia等科技巨头
287Now GM isn't the现在GM不是
288first big name to make that move.第一个大名字来做这个动作。
289Walmart shifted its listing to the NASDAQ last year, Hilton isWalmart去年将其上市转移到纳斯达克,希尔顿是
290making the switch too.开关了
291But why move now?但是为什么现在搬家?
292Well one potential payoff is the NASDAQ 100.一个潜在的回报是纳斯达克100
293If GM is added如果增加全球机制
294to that index, funds tracking it would generally need to buy the stock, potentially creating new根据指数,资金追踪一般需要购买股票,可能创造新的
295demand for shares.股票需求。
296But there's a bigger message here too.但这里也有一个更大的信息。
297GM wants investors to see more than全球机制希望投资者看到更多
298a company that builds cars.一个造车的公司。
299It's betting on a future shaped by software, electric vehicles它的赌注在一个未来 由软件,电动车辆塑造
300and autonomous driving.和自主驾驶。
301The question is, can a new home on the NASDAQ help Wall Street see GM问题是 纳斯达克的新家能帮助华尔街见GM吗?
302in a new light as a technology company, even as its factories keep churning out cars?在新的光芒中,作为一个技术公司, 即使它的工厂 保持汽车?
303GM shares, well they rose 5% by Tuesday's close.GM的股份,好了,他们上升了5% 到星期二的接近。
304Michelle Fleury, now one of my sayings is,米歇尔·弗洛里,现在我的一个说法是,
305it's never too early for chocolate and today the world's biggest chocolate event is underway.巧克力从来就不是太早 今天是世界上最大的巧克力赛事
306It's这是
307place in Paris and it's an annual international trade affair that brings together chocolatiers,在巴黎,这是一年一度的国际贸易事务, 聚集了chocolatiers,
308pastry chefs, producers, enthusiasts from all over the world.糕点厨师,制作人,爱好者来自世界各地.
309And in recent years the global近年来,全球
310chocolate industry has faced so many challenges, skyrocketing costs for ingredients, shrinking巧克力工业面临众多挑战,原料成本飙升,不断萎缩
311profits and changing consumer habits.利润和改变消费者习惯。
312Well Gerald Palacios is president and co-founder of the Salon杰拉尔德·帕拉西奥斯是沙龙主席兼联合创始人
313du Chocolat and told me how things are in the industry.杜·乔科拉特 告诉我这行业的情况
314I think we're in a real moment of我觉得我们是在真正的时刻
315innovation and creativity.创新和创造力。
316I think this is all chocolate is all about.我想这是所有的巧克力。
317So we have been a lot of所以我们一直有很多
318reinventing how can you change ingredients, change the texture, what are the new products如何改变成分 改变纹理 新产品是什么
319and also coming back to the old recipes.还回到了旧食谱。
320So I think that is a lot of adaptation in that industry所以,我认为这是很多适应 该行业
321and I think at the end what's really important and quality in texture, you know the product我最后想,什么是真正重要 和质量的纹理, 你知道产品
322and how to keep the appeal in the world and environment where a lot of things are changing如何在很多事物正在变化的世界和环境中保持吸引力
323and pricing is a critical element.定价是一个关键因素。
324And pricing is so important as you say because people are under定价如此重要,就像你说的 因为人们在下
325huge pressure globally with cost of living going up and as much as people might love chocolate全球巨大的压力 生活成本上升 和人们可能爱巧克力
326it might be seen as a luxury.它可能被视为一种奢侈品。
327It is an affordable luxury and it will become in the future它是一种可负担的奢侈品,将来也会变成
328first because there is a scarcity you know as we say with cacao but also you know there's all this首先是因为我们跟可可说的 有一种稀缺性... ...但是你知道这一切
329trend about sustainability and we want to have you know the cocoa producer to have a decent you可持续性的趋势 我们希望你知道可可生产商 要有一个体面的你
330know salary and labor and I think more and more consumer are recognizing.了解工资和劳动力 我认为越来越多的消费者正在认识到。
331So I think that the所以我认为
332market is really going towards quality, higher pricing but better product and I think there is市场真正走向质量,更高的价格 但更好的产品 我认为有
333a consciousness of that.一种意识。
334So I think there's a chance but I think maybe less but better and this所以,我想有一个机会, 但我认为也许更少 但更好和这个
335is really the trend that we can face and a better educated consumer too.真正的趋势,我们可以面对 和更好的受过教育的消费者。
336That brings to a close结束了
337business today.今天的商务
338Don't forget there's plenty more on our website.别忘了我们网站上还有很多
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