the basis should be the poverty line, that is, the minimum that is paid on the basis of which the line should be consistent with it. have , but you know that the representative and an interventionist assembly it is not in this matter, but no matter how the budget comes , it will be approved in the parliament, and the representatives also, yes, the budget comes , but it is always in this tripartite organization that they decide, that is, it is, but anyway, the representatives approve that something like this be paid. from the point of view that the representatives approve how it will be paid and what amount it will be paid, we can vote against what has come. from now on, your path is clear in the parliament, what you want to do, exactly which commission you have chosen. health and treatment health and treatment is the most important thing in what do you think should happen to the health and treatment commission? our health expenses are much higher than international standards and many things are not in place . we do not study management at all and do not know management , they are chose

again, we have said if there was any basis - there was no basis for it?hat we can challenge it legally. he has not given us that opportunity, unfortunately. 0nly has not given us that opportunity, unfortunately. only one of us has continued to pedal and islamophobic track record, only one continues to rope maintain relations with someone who is call for the first black mp, woman mp to be shot, and only one of us has continued to endorse a regime that continues to the genocide. we're one of the members of the coalition, it's no coincidence, against his government's ongoing support for the genocide. it's not a coincidence. if you look at his track record, it's clear. yasmine, thank yon _ this image released by the ministry of defence shows grant shapps on the plane during the journey in question. the electronic interference is understood to have happened on wednesday evening. mobile phones could no longer connect to the internet and the aircraft was forced to use alternative methods to determine its location. the uk government says it isn't unusual for airc

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for negotiations with the enemy, now i don't see, let's say, no basis for an agreement with russia, all talk of negotiations is empty talk, but that does not mean that there is no room for diplomacy, here diplomacy can be of great value among friends, and you as a diplomat can do. yes, in order to ensure unity with your friends, and that, or so that those who are not yet your friends, or who have not yet decided, in the end did not choose the wrong side, it is also worth negotiating for this, and this is a task for the ukrainian diplomacy, in my opinion, and for western diplomacy as well, in particular american diplomacy, ukraine spent a lot of time formulating the terms of peace, not because they... that there is any basis for an agreement with russia in order to unite the front in struggle with russia in order to, say, slow down the rapprochement of, say, china with russia in order to limit their cooperation, cooperation between russia, china, this is also part of the democratic effort, to try. this is to make sure that those who have not yet decided do not move towards your enemy

so you that basis. well, you work on that basis.y are they filming it? why are they this particular they filming this particular moment put the moment other than put the pressure guy who pressure on the guy who was already bit apologetic? already a bit apologetic? i'm saying bit guilty about saying i feel a bit guilty about eating and whatever. eating my pork and whatever. yeah, know, most yeah, yeah. you know, and most people conflict. people want to avoid conflict. >> exactly. >> so exactly. >> so exactly. >> somebody and says, >> somebody comes in and says, listen, it's ramadan. >> are eating your lunch? >> absolutely. and it's rather like drinking around an alcoholic something. alcoholic or something. you turn around they're on around and say they're on fasting we can go fasting at the moment. we can go somewhere the fact somewhere else. but the fact that talk that they're filming it talk about or the that about fake or fat, the fact that they're not getting the words right, fact they're a bit, right, the fact they're a bit, wha

no but it does mean we should do so on the basis of socioeconomic class, not on the basis race. it's not sustained for a country like america that invites its stores. the whole world, and then says, once you get here, you may be discriminated against. if you apply to harvard, you may be rejected because you're asian in a country that prides itself on judging people as individual. this is the contradiction that had to be reconciled at that at some point. and i think it was frankly overdue. if anything. so it's uncomfortable for people. i think in particular people who who at least superficially benefit from affirmative action, people that are black, people that are hispanic, who do envision what applying to college or applying to jobs, would like without affirmative action as it advanced it, it acts to our advantage. but if we are being completely honest, is it not better that such policies operate on the basis of socioeconomic class rather than race? i would say say, jane, can you give some closing thoughts on what we could do to reclaim the term anti-racism. yeah, well, i think

we have seen 11 basis point move with inflation riding hot. the 10 year also moving. to talk more about the yield action and the inflation data, mike mckee joints me now. mike: we have to decide whether this is hot or not. tim put it well in the last half-hour when he said it is a little warmer than we expected. this should say nerd alert underneath me at the moment, because we are going to take this out to three decimal places. there isn't a lot of change between february and january. it has come down a little here, but it is still hotter than anticipated. when you take it out to three digits, it is only 20 basis points or so. not a big deal. on a year-over-year basis, we see the headline go up and i will explain why in a moment. the headline goes up for the core, but doesn't really make that much of a difference to the fed. here is why. what we saw in the report is a lot of different little things that changed. we saw a car insurance go up .9%. that has been going on for a while in the fed doesn't seem to be able to stop it. gasoline has been going down for months.

the very nature of war shows that there is no basis now for burnouts.russia has violated more than 100 international agreements and laws. secondly, if negotiations were conducted, say, regarding the territories, then this would also be a violation of international law, since it is said that ukraine, russia seized ukrainian. we also know very well that if we agree with the fact that russia should receive ukrainian territories, then this will actually be an invitation to further aggression. we are absolutely aware of that. we are absolutely aware of that. and certainly we have to move in two directions, i think, and mr. macron made it clear, we should not accept such, these are all the so- called red lines drawn by russia. let's say, all the warnings that you can't shoot on the territory of russia and so on, that's all. violates 51 articles of the un charter, in particular , and other laws of international law, and all this reluctance or fear of further escalation, all this misleads us, and gives russia the opportunity to dictate the agenda, we have been

pricing is for 68 basis points for 2024.tainly the ai rally has been what is underpinned all of the strength we have had in wall street through the course of this year. so many different stories we can track in this area. haidi: a lot of grassroots stories. not just the magnificent seven and the big names. including this one, and indian start up. making the nation's biggest bet on ai. this is a company that has received the first shipment of thousands of coveted nvidia ai chips. the ceo is looking to offer a high performance computer capabilities from data centers in india. >> today india is depending on chips in u.s. or some other country. . either they are not available or they are available at a big cost. india startups, india government, india institutions will be able to use these chips to build their own model. annabelle: we want to get back to the focus on nvidia and the new chip announced. a little bit weaker in after hours. let's bring in our senior tech editor in san francisco. so much focus on this successor to th

so it's vital importance the cfpb consult regular basis and caucus require them to compel other agenciesthink for the return of establishing their not intruding upon the jurisdiction boundaries the ninth of in the dodd-frank act. >> appreciate that. let me jump over to you, mr. solway. to say that correctly? >> yes, sir. >> thank you much. filibustered about how sweeping recoveries under the cfpb's authority would impact the cost of payment services to consumers. and so how does insert about the la cost impact the lpr impact of petition and innovation in the payments industry? >> i think uer adds cost come even just the initial legal fee is to do with the ambiguity of whether or not a market participant is a should be covered. then your further uncertainty when it becomes hard to budget for those compliant risks. all of those issues take away precious time, capital and attention to only make it harder for folks to innovate. when that is the case consumers can miss out on new and important technology. >> thank you. let me turn to you, mr. holshouser, if i can. let's take a broader view of

two-year, 4.60. 10 basis points and change. up another two basis on the 10 year.tuitive reaction in the bond market. we just ripped a few minutes after the cpi report. it literally lasted about 60 seconds and then we rallied and did not turn back. lisa: trying to understand the different components of inflation and why people were so sanguine about a reacceleration of inflation when we are seeing a reacceleration in things like goods and services on used car prices. the only answer i can come up with is people don't really believe this is lasting and they believe the fed will cut anyway. it's positive for equities because there is strength in the underlying economy. jonathan: i'm not sure if equity markets with the cheap ones yesterday, the bits in cpi that won't be in pce, i wonder if that evolves in a favorable manner to the federal reserve. lisa: a lot seeing some disinflation that will make it easier. what inflation data-dependent federal reserve can look at this and feel confident they are on that path after 2%. i am struggling with that. the market seems to

where decisions will be made only in washington on the basis of some rules, rather than norms and laws. now to nicholas heidi, son of who is representing the communist party in the 2004 presidential elections. he came in 2nd behind vladimir puts in his party. his goal is to build a restaurant based on the ideas of renewed socialism or socialism of the 21st century. but what did he exactly suggest in his campaign? in our program, we clearly stated we have played with capitalism, and that's enough. program answers all the questions. many people received free apartments from the state, then why was it possible then? and why is it impossible? now? the largest love dev on cops the youngest and final candidate on the list from the sole named new people party which presents itself as a liberal one. last year he ran for mayor of moscow where he finished in 4th place as part of his current election campaign. the bunker promises to focus for dominantly on the future. i have a clear program of action which will guide the country into the future and provide the groundwork for development for decad

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still expecting 75 basis points of cuts. still expecting the median to stay around 4.1, 4.2% and course -- and course t -- core cpe to stay around the 2.4, 2.5%. the real question is what is going to happen in the long run neutral rate. the long. one federal funds rate estimates of the natural rate have been rising. we could see that rise as well. katie: we have put much figured out where terminal of this rate hiking cycle is where the neutral rate is, it is a difficult question. it's talk about what the fed would need to see to cut rates. jerome powell has expressed the desire to cut rates but what do they actually need to see to fire the trigger? stuart: lower monthly inflation prints. that is all it is going to take. markets overreacted to the low headline inflation prints we saw at the end of 2023. and reacted to the hot inflation prints we sell to start the year. a lot of the heavy inflation we have gotten has been things like portfolio management services or health services. things that tend to be relatively seasonal.

ability to analyze and make decisions, these systems are called a decision-making system on on the basis of special hardware and software complexes, the organization of actions, let's remember our delta system, a speech program that provides the ability to encode complex and not strictly defined concepts and phenomena, remember gpt chat. a program of consciousness , in which several levels are distinguished: attention, determination of spatial and temporal relationships, the representation of one's own self in the systems of artificial intelligence or intelligence, will - the ability to concentrate and direct attention, and we come to the most interesting, creativity, creativity is what on today is already called generative, artificial intelligence, i.e. generative artificial intelligence, these are software and hardware... complexes that are already based on statistical processing of information, which modern supercomputers, information was saturated thanks to such systems as google, bink from micro. software and so on, and we come to that, to the creation of the so-called theories of i

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down one basis this morning.ose to the highs of the year on the two year yield and down about one basis point. lisa: where is the symmetry of risk today at the press -- at the press conference with the federal reserve. is it it piling in his people realize this fed does want to hike. bank of america yesterday said it well and said if they move from three dots to two dots, you will see a sell off with 10 year yields rising. jonathan: what is the equity market telling the bond market? what are stocks telling bonds? lisa: that they probably need to be pricing in a hotter economy. this is where the collective web -- wisdom of crowds is telling the fed that your job is not done and we are concerned that maybe inflation could be running for hotter and longer. i wonder if the balance of risk for them really is to preserve some sort of sense there will be three rate cuts and we prioritize labor market ahead of the potential resurgence in inflation. jonathan: let's get to the wisdom of foreign exchange. the dollar is abse

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i think any more unicorns from the pan asia basis other than just the u.s. only.lk about the opportunities and challenges in japan's startup scene in particular. from perhaps a valuation perspective, you still see them looking reasonable given we have seen so much frost around ai generally. but what valuations have you had and how has the weaker yen played into that? >> obviously, reasonable, but also small. most japanese startups focus on the japanese markets. i think it is reasonable in the opportunity to invest. potential growth i think -- that's why we are encouraging government officials and startups to look out and go beyond their borders to expand the business outside of japan. annabelle: what sort of sectors do you see in japan in particular? >> i think japan is out in front of asian society. that's why we are looking for huge opportunities around asian society, it can include may be health care, bio, longevity, and the shortage of workforce is a big issue and that should be an increase by automation and robots. annabelle: atsushi taira, chairman of the ed

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you can see the portfolio under perform by 30 basis points. most was coming from the manager section. but in deed when we look at the bottom right, the story there is it different. you can see that it did it contribute to any of that. for excess performance over the five year period. sxl that is a result no more than public he quits have been in the long run. have retreated from some of the games that we saw previous to that. sol that is showing up and manifesting in that five-year number. and lots to do with bench marks. so, we always evaluate through that lens of the benchmark itself. so i will stop, those are my comments for fourth quarter performance but happy to address any questions. >> any questions? >> great, great to see you again. >> if i can update on one performance topic which relates to the discussion here. as normal form of business, when you're working on establishing clear procedure, you look at how, and you do that in the context of performance. and in particular to how we think about leverage and as part of that normal cours

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vonnie: would you look to something like financials to pick up a few basis points, colleen?olleen: no, i don't think that was necessarily were we would be looking, in that market. right now, i think -- we generally view most of the high-yield market is pretty tight on a spread basis. even the triple see part of the market, a lot of that spread is being driven by some pretty idiosyncratic names. every time i am on here, i mentioned that vanguard has a fundamentals driven bottoms up approach. we are doing our selection work and picking through names, rather than focusing on a particularly broad sector. vonnie: i know you focused on emerging markets and i'm curious as to how that changes when the fed starts to cut. colleen: as you know, emerging market has a longer duration profile, giving it the benefit, potentially, globally, from that kind of action. earlier this year we had issuance moving spreads a bit wider. it seems to have come back in the in the and things appear fairly valued. most of the market, again, like high-yield, the opportunities are on the triple seaside. dre

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we could have 100 basis points, etc.. we plan that per year.s hard to see a dramatic amount of cuts. more important from our perspective is not the level of rates, but what it does to activity. as you go into a supply demand dynamic, what is the underlying liquidity to be able to do these transactions question mark real estate again went to tight capital. a lot of the issuance was done in 2000 when he won. rates have gone up, interest burning two or three times. those levels, continuing. we have seen a lot of those transfer with new regulations and new opportunities on these, let's call them transitional balance sheets. sonali: how do you think about the real estate opportunity here? you have made your name in distress. our prices bottoming for you to get in a bigger way? brian: location, location. everything is about dispersion and bifurcation. we all know about commercial real estate. if you go to the cities like san francisco, los angeles, a few weeks ago there was a 30% interest in an office building that went for a dollar. yeah, if it's a

we are talking 100 basis points. that is huge.cannot discount the fact that we are getting stuck around three and not two. jonathan: we will continue this conversation. steve basically saying, no rate cut in 2024. david kelly is basically saying the federal reserve should get out of the way. the conversation continues, next. >> last year was the year of cash. many people realize, i have to to have my money do more than sit in a big account. ♪ the first law of thermodynamics states that energy cannot be created or destroyed. (♪♪) but it can be passed on to the next generation. (♪♪) starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant... that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimite

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are we frothy in a near term basis? in terms of second years of bull markets, we're about 700 basis points ahead of the average bull market in four months into the second year over the last 13 bull markets, so with everybody agreeing that we're in a bull market and everybody trying to play this momentum game, when everybody agrees that things are positive, i want to go the other way. just like when everyone is super negative, i want to be contrarian. >> a lot are afraid to change their view now because they've been negative for so long. >> i think that's true on the true bears that are always bearish, right, but you've seen these fringe people talk about being bullish even though their kind of speak is quite bearish. we are still very bullish longer term. we're long-term investors in stocks. we think we can get stocks cheaper over the next few months. >> jimmy, ubs says price momentum as a style is, in their words, abnormally overbought. they point to semis being at the top of that list, plays off nvidia. i can go off t

you have seen this come in around 10 basis points. does this make sense to you if the fed is saying they are ok with inflation running hotter for longer? >> definitely agree that the front end makes sense. on the 10 year, it's just range bound. we have seen that 4.31 level a few times. between now and the next important print, it will be the nonfarm payroll we get. i think we trade in a range bound fashion. over the longer or medium period of time, can we see yield curve steepen? . absolutely. that belly of the curve, that is where you want to move. i don't think you quite need to get to the 10 year point. we could certainly see 4.3% or higher. for now, i think it's range bound. >> this is why i think the gold rally is interesting. where do you get that ballast if longer-term treasuries don't have the same features at a time where the fed is willing to ease even though inflation is not back to target? is there a sense that longer-term bonds don't hold the same ballast they use to simile because this is an economy that will tolerate hi

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clearly have 150 basis points of tiring, -- of tightening, not 500 basis points which is why inflationeditions have come down, widely housing market has corrected but consumers haven't panicked and the job market has slowed. jonathan: are we sufficiently restrictive based on that? the federal reserve seems to have a different view on what neutral is. kallum: we are going to find out where neutral is. it is hard to be precise at this moment. i feel killing inflation rather than allowing the economy to run hot. our markets are not systems, their adaptations and their depth represses. a world where prices grow at 1% is not sin he knew strong signal about investing here or there. the more you have 3% growth, the more signals you have to do something. i would prefer to say let's run the economy hot for a while and let this week normalization take place than risk killing the upswing. jonathan: a lot of should versus will. what do you think they will do? kallum: june is going to be a massive month. to bank of england, the fed the ecb are going to cut rates and it is a question how far they go

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