robert: i think duration will be a tactical game. like i said about this year around that base case return, we are a handfuly in the duration t year. i think on the credit side, it's likely to be a positive year but not as positive as 2023. 2023 started with spreads at that value point. now we are starting off at a tight level. this is going to require a fine toothed comb to avoid problems. there will be rising defaults. it will be important for investors, especially in certain sectors like levered finance, the floating-rate borrowers that were less sophisticated, smaller capital structures will have problems. those will have knock on impacts or structured products like clo's. there will be important to know your issuer risk in those kinds of layered structures. also in commercial mortgage-backeds, the office space may have some opportunities but there's definitely a lot of risk there. and then there will be a lot of differentiation even in the vanilla sectors, so i'm balance, these moderating economic environments, moderating growth

on this slide, we also show the original contract duration and the original contract duration with the required time extension to complete the job. for the reason of cost reduction to the contract, it was due to scope reduction determined by the city construction management team and the contractor when they discovered that the concrete road, uh, the concrete roadway structure beneath the pavement at various locations, uh, were in better condition than anticipated. and in addition, five intersections were coordinated with mta and puc and removed from the contract and moved to the upcoming mta and puc contracts. this was done in in order to avoid paving these locations twice and minimize disruption to the area, neighborhood. so to recap, uh, we're here today to request approval for the contract modification to increase the contract duration, contingency by 40 days and decrease the contract costs by. $655,549.49 for the fulton street and grove street pavement renovation, sewer replacement contract. so this concludes my presentation. i'm open to any questions that you may have. and thank y

the risk/reward in being long-duration is hugely valuable. sonali: you have written recently to clients, blake, that a soft landing is achievable. at what point do you think a soft landing would become a hard landing? what are you looking for? blake: to be honest, like she said, the positioning works either way. in some respects, i don't care that much. if we are positioned for a soft landing -- which we are -- if we are wrong and that starts to tip into the hard landing, those are the right positions. i think if you are long, you do not really have to worry that much about whether it is hard landing, soft landing. there are nuances but overall, bonds should rally. sonali: be more specific. where do you start to buy along the curve and what do you lighten up on in your exposure? blake: we recommended being long fives, 30's. and if you look at those historically, they tend to lead into the cutting cycle. sonali: for you too ,jamie. where are the most attractive buying points? jamie: we are already long and we were adding to those longs until m

i suppose also it is the duration _ this strike. i suppose also it is the duration of— this strike.he duration of it _ this strike. i suppose also it is the duration of it that - this strike. i suppose also it is the duration of it that has - this strike. i suppose also it is the duration of it that has an i the duration of it that has an impact as well, isn't it? yes, i think for a lot of people there have rightly been concerns about the impact on accident and emergency services. but we hear day in and day out from people who have had their appointments cancelled, their surgery cancelled, and the long—term impact of that has created an additional 500,000 people on the waiting list, but also lives postponed. people not able to do the things they want to do, maybe not able to get out and about. and the impact on the long—term physical health and mental health of older people cannot be underestimated as a result of the length of this dispute. result of the length of this dis - ute. ,., result of the length of this disute. ,, . result of the length of this disute. ., ., , _ , dispute.

and a lot of juice has been squeezed out of long-duration. we borrowed a lot of those returns from next year. vonnie: i want to ask you about the trade. i also want to ask about the gap between seven rate cuts next year on the s&p which is only pricing in 3 -- seven rate cuts next year and the s&p is only pricing in three. matt: we are not saying that, the market forecast is for six or seven. bank of america thinks it is going to be less than that. there is a very big disconnect here. the fed i don't think has expected this reaction. obviously we had williams this morning try to start the walk back. the market has taken us and is running with it. from our perspective, when there is a big disconnect, the markets saying the fed is physically done, stick a fork in them, cuts are coming, and the credit market risk assets saying this is good to be great. we have ig below 100, high yield below 300, the s&p doing well saying there are going to be rate cuts but it is going to be benign, may be a soft landing or a midcycle slowdown. usually goes first

in duration to a point that was below the average of the index of duration that they were following.nobody was at duration, even the bulls when it came to the bond market. so it is interesting to think who are the buyers here? of course, you have, you know, some guys in the insurance business and the pension business. maybe hedge funds, but also these foreign buyers who were also across the board short duration, now maybe trying to scramble and catch these yields before they don't have them to catch anymore. >> joe, what would you add to that? >> look, it wasn't that long ago people were saying how there was too much debt and rates were going up higher, which didn't make sense. short-term funding, paul is right. the last year we have had 80% of all net marketable supply occur in the sector. supply creates its on demand, we're seeing that in the market. when the fed pivots and cuts, it's the five-year sector that leads the market lower. as we get more supply out and the fed cuts, the yield curve will steepen. that will be a good sign. the problem is, the fed hasn't cut yet, and i beli

i people knowing that he is going to be there for the duration?- be there for the duration?_ be there for the duration? i think it is going to depend on who - be there for the duration? i think it is going to depend on who is i it is going to depend on who is the next president of the united states when the _ next president of the united states when the election comes up. i think that is— when the election comes up. i think that is going to be key on how it is going _ that is going to be key on how it is going to _ that is going to be key on how it is going to affect, whether biden is going _ going to affect, whether biden is going to — going to affect, whether biden is going to win a reelection or if trump. — going to win a reelection or if trump, who was most likely going to be trump, who was most likely going to he the _ trump, who was most likely going to be the nominee, is going to win, because — be the nominee, is going to win, because that is definitely could have _ because that is definitely could have an — because that is definitely could have an effect on their rel

start with the middle change of duration in february 20 ram to send this out to the bank. covered manufacturing rose several times and the infantry cutters were made and then increased the phase 2 or 3 steps up for the production of a jewelry shells, which is a set of show you what is, what is it rose 12 times this pitch. anybody for the price of the troops have the um, ignition they need in order that their form is their mission. so under the instructions and the orders of the supreme commander in chief, the address we have been over seeing is mail trooper government. and we have been effective in doing so much for suite being creased. we prefer the capabilities all file repairs unit is a $1.00 fold and we were new created over at 17, in the promotional field, a repair shop site at the board with the military document called complex, sensitive to us by email address. so we were able to repair manual was a v cost that needed the repairs on the spot as the borders of this. but with supreme command that are in this chief for, we have been able to build fortifications along t

of kneading the dough or the duration of beating the mass, the duration of baking finished drying productsthe final stage is the assessment of the quality indicators of finished products, which we also carry out in our test room. that is, you have such a complete cycle, you then send it all to production, yes, absolutely right, the final stage is development experimental design in an industrial environment, and the finished industrial design is also examined from all sides in terms of quality indicators and safety indicators, including during the storage of confectionery products, which definitely will not be in our sweets and should not be according to our standards, i actually think some of the most stringent standards, well, probably not in the world. if we say that all the raw materials that are used in our domestic factories are approved for use, i would like to draw attention to the fact that the consumer himself carefully i read the label, all the necessary information is always written on the label regarding prohibited or permitted strength, i would like to note that if the product

sonali: how do you feel about duration? do you think it can still be a bloody trait?i think we may have a little bit of volatility like we've seen. you saw a few basis point move today on the jobs report but we believe duration makes a lot of sense. that prior quote is exactly right. let's not forget that 10 year yields are still the highest they've been since 2020 -- since 2007. . it is not a bad place to be. we continue to like duration but maybe you don't get the price appreciation but you still go north of a 4% on the coupon. it's a good place to park, a good place for risk assets. sonali: something else i've been thinking about is you have the economic data but you also have the market functioning. you saw those repo stresses that have posed problems in the last week or so. how much does that were you? do you think about liquidity concerns? >> i think there is to main focal points for next year. the first one is the inflation outlook and what we think is the last effective getting inflation close to the target for the second one is looking at liquidity conditions

probably count on less time and fewer questions, but because naturally, half of this format, half the durationve been no big press conferences for 2 years, vladimir putin really expects to ask a question, well , everything works here, based on the experience of last time, the twenty- first year, what do they pay attention to, yes here... for example, uh, they say , a girl in red, that’s how the autoradio got the word, in white, that’s how our colleague, colleagues got the word from the satellite in green, a young leninist, our colleague in green, who was then in twenty-one , this year in yellow olga, the eighth press conference of vladimir putin, five questions answered, respectively, our colleague hopes that today this count will become 86, but for now we will get to know those who are next to us, good afternoon , please live, you are you still studying? no, i’ve already finished, this is exactly my graduation suit, which i decided to wear today, what region do you represent, this suit, is it meaningful or to attract attention? no, the costume , of course, has a meaning, my name is, the autho

duration right now? >> i suspect a part of this is that people who were getting flat on the market. no one wants to take duration exposure before they go home for the holidays. i think that part of this is just an acknowledgment that we have had this strong rally. we do not want to buy as much duration here. let us not take a lot of risk until the new year and we will reassess where we want to be and how we want to be positioned going into the data coming in the first half of january. vonnie: five weeks ago, a 20 year yield traded with five handle. bloomberg's ira jersey, thank you so much. up next, we turn to the commercial real estate outlook. this is bloomberg. ♪ that first time you take a step back. i made that. with your very own online store. i sold that. and you can manage it all in one place. i built this. and it was easy, with a partner that puts you first. godaddy. [announcer] if you're thinking about earning your degree online, snhu can help you get there. - i felt supported throughout the who

who controls the skies control stores duration -- controls the skies controls the war's duration. second, esther and met with american -- defense company leaders --. -- second, i met with american defense leaders. [indiscernible] thank you, president biden for this important initiative. we started with you. together, ukraine and america can strengthen democracy's arsenal. as it involves your company's technologies and technologies advancement and job creation. it is important to know -- [indiscernible] third, i am certain, mr. president, that all recommendations have been filled. [indiscernible] we constantly communicate with your paint leaders -- we c insta -- we constantly communicate with your european leaders. i think america for new sanctions. today, we have discussed putin's further isolation and making him pay for his discretions. it is important that by the end of this year we can send very strong signals of our unity to the aggressor and the unity of ukraine, america, europe, the entire country, world. everything talked about today, we will have in front of us in 2024. to

duration. we don't know whether it's a couple of months or six months or longer. and for finally it's associated with an assignment that's not guaranteed. so. the city, through mkd, will be able to say, no, we don't want the assignment or or we want to renegotiate the terms us. so these factors led, as aaron suggested, to a decision that we really wouldn't get a very good pool of applicants. it's because of the uncertainty and the shortness birx of the of the contract. so it's our view that the commission has a discretion to consider these unique circumstances and to say that it is appropriate for us to award this short term contract under these circumstances and it was on that basis that we proceeded. of course, if the commission wants us to offer an rfp for this, we certainly can do that. there will be a delay in entering into the contract, but that is obviously the decision of the commission in going forward. yeah. think thank you for that additional information on. yeah. so i thank you so m

could you also, like i said, it's about the recruiter and also falls on the questions the duration z is actually asking. so while interviewing for position jen z is more likely to ask about office culture and what it company does to offset environmental impacts than other generations before. not something that i ever asked, especially for my 1st job. you know, there's the soft skills of communication, teamwork. d, i, diversity, equity, and inclusion. those are becoming more important. a generation z then hard skills. they believe they can just learn on the job. can you explain why these are more important to generation see in the workplace? and just because that is what we're teaching in schools now, is those sort of social issues versus the actual job skills. it is really interesting on i'm in terms of the best in inclusion they've grown up with, with the whole of these various movements have been going on with that. um uh, environmental impact to goals. i seen the, the scenario that we had with them the rest of us in but with her, the climate change full. so they for now been findi

thank so every generation comes with their positives and their negatives. duration z workers attend to value diversity and inclusion in the workplace and may even bring a fresh perspective on issues related to diversity as social responsibility. this can be particularly valuable for companies who are seeking to build a more diverse and inclusive workforce. however, this is also the newest generation and the workforce. therefore, whacking and working life experiences which can be invaluable, especially in crisis situations. the goal of any space should be to integrate all of the workers to create a positive and productive environment. for those of all ages. considering all of the outside elements working against business, have a cohesive internal environment is a crucial for a company survival to understand now here's, and this has been your 360 view of the news affecting you. thanks for watching the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the headlines is our pro just, this is in the sub in tab with a lot of dentists or just seeing the results of the recent parliamentary elections because it was thr

whether it is duration.uch further because the economy slows and duration will work for you. guy: do you mean? john: government bonds. guy: i understand that. are you happy for me to stick in the two's? john: two's would be effectively near the cash equivalent. if the economy slows more than the fed is expecting it to you will get more of a kicker from being further out the curve. we would tend to go for the belly around the ten-year point. it is liquid and deep and we can see that coming down. the two's, that's a cash and cash equivalent. we would try to avoid that. we would be looking for a set of traits where we believe the economy is moderating at a level that keeps recession fears at bay but with inflation coming down, which is suitable in order to allow the fed to cut. we believe this gradual slowing of growth in nominal terms look at the fed window to cut and they will want to cut before they get to that 2%. if they wait until 2%, the likelihood is inflation pushes through that level and they have a d

the duration of exposure was 3 minutes.it turned out that for healthy people, this training improves both reaction and coordination. on the screen in front of danila, the plus arrows are unclear to the uninitiated. a discharge is delivered through the inductor. an electromagnetic stimulus affects the cerebral cortex. a computer monitor displays the delay between the occurrence of a neural stimulus. the subject is more attentive and more reactive than himself before the experiment and, as a result, is potentially faster, higher, stronger than his future opponent. danil, these 3 minutes of magnetic stimulation, what do you feel now? i have my right hand in my right it twitches a little, i give a little temple. in what disciplines can the developments of nizhny novgorod scientists be useful? where are they needed? these methods are already used in rehabilitation medicine; the laboratory of neurodynamics of cognitive technologies at the university of nizhny novgorod specializes in research into the rehabilitation of post-stroke

it's duration that may suffer in that scenario. >> we've already had a pretty big move in the duration, 5% on the 10 year to 4.25 this morning. we would hope for better entry points probably in the months ahead as we consolidate some of these gains. to your point, i think you're alluding to treasury auctions. we had $3 trillion of treasury debt issue this year and that number will go higher next year as the fiscal situation worsens somewhat. what we have seen is a lot of these auctions, although there was worry in parts, there has been consistent demand, not only from the u.s. but globally and even at 4.25% with the deepest and most liquid treasury market globally, government bond market globally, u.s. treasuries are still a pretty attractive place not only for government and economies but areas like pension plans and money market funds. we think the demand will remain consistent for treasuries even as they are issued in an outsized way. that is the good news but we expect more issuance next year some more supply to come to the market next year as well. we think over all the story of a

so every generation comes with their positives and their negatives. duration z workers attend to value diversity and inclusion in the workplace, and may even bring a fresh perspective on issues related to diversity and social responsibility. this can be particularly valuable for companies who are seeking to build a more diverse and inclusive workforce. however, this is also the newest generation and the workforce, therefore, lacking and working life experiences which can be invaluable, especially in crisis situations. the goal of any space should be to integrate all of the workers to create a positive and productive environment. for those of all ages, considering all of the outside elements working against business, have a cohesive internal environment is a crucial for a company survival to understand now here's, and this has been your 360 view of the news affecting you. thanks for watching the, [000:00:00;00] the russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most on screen. and the best, most all sense of the, in the system must be the one else calls question about this, even tho

i heard an earlier comment about the premium related to long-duration.went to 50 basis points, even higher, and now it is back down to -40 basis points. we think the premium will have time to come back, which is why we favor the front end and the value of the curve rather than the long end of the curve. more broadly we actually have removed our long-held underweight to long-duration in the u.s., europe, and u.k. to be neutral in q4, because risks are now more balanced and the rate hike cycle has wrapped up. in terms of credit there is a different between -- difference between the u.s. and the u.s.. credit spreads in the u.s. are way below the historical average, very tight. whereas in europe credit spreads are actually above the historical average. so there is a preference for european credit over u.s. credit at this moment. guy: you talk about the volatility, if you have watch this rally unfold over the last few weeks the volatility you talk about, how big a swing do you think we could potentially be seeing in some of these key government bonds? particu

what does that do to duration in europe?ff: i do not think it is about the amounts but the timing. about when they are pushing back. they are starting in march and the second or third meeting and that is a credible view. but sticking with the ecb and one other thing to look at, they announced more qt starting in the second half. will they be in a position to actually execute that and is it going to be ready for supply even though they do want the duration. quite a few music -- moving parts at this point. there is a duration play but to put things in context, we saw three or four standard deviation moves and it will be hard to repeat that heading into january. after a correction the flows will head back and then they truly begin -- i truly believe that the fed will be losing that race. manus: they will have to go first and early. does that say something malevolent about the scale of recession. thankfully you've studied that rule and i have not had the depth of knowledge. carol: could you quiz manus on it because that would be

solve the problem of people's access to health services faced a challenge because of the fact that the duration was equal to the 30% capacity that was approved by the 1992 law of the parliament , unfortunately, the doctor's admission chart in these years also showed that the problem still remained. this was enough for the mps to start working for the third time. the plan to amend the law to establish educational justice, in the admission of students in the courses postgraduate education and privatization of mosabbah 29. 2009, with subsequent amendments and additions. we wanted to reduce some of the commitment of doctors in deprived areas in order to increase the motivation to fill the seats in deprived areas . in the end, male lawyers approved the reduction of the commitment period of doctors from deprived areas from 21 years to 10 and a half years. the end of voting was approved. it will increase the desire of students to attend these study areas and it will be an opportunity in the future, with the implementation of this law , we can see where the capacity to supply the underprivileged areas

so every generation comes with their positives and their negatives. duration z workers attend to value diversity and inclusion in the workplace, and may even bring a fresh perspective on issues related to diversity and social responsibility. this can be particularly valuable for companies who are sticking to build a more diverse and inclusive workforce. however, this is also the newest generation and the workforce, therefore, lacking and working life experiences which can be invaluable, especially in crisis situations. the goal of any space should be to integrate all of the workers to create a positive and productive environment. for those of all ages, considering all of the outside elements working against business, have a cohesive internal environment is a crucial for a company survival to understand now here's, and this has been your 360 view of the news affecting you. thanks for watching the moon. what i would show seemed wrong. just don't you have to safe house to come to an engagement trail. when so many find themselves worlds of parts, we choose to look for common ground, the ta

the question is, do you se people pushing out on duration given the ones we had on the long end of the curve? do you see the money comin back into some of these area of the equity market which hav underperformed that is a different type o rotation which might be settin up for the first quarter >> how would you answer th question you posed i mean, do you see money comin out of shore duration and cash into stocks, into everything o lagging areas? why don't you answer your ow question >> i think you do. you've been ing paid to be patient for a long time. at this point, there is no someing that theoretically i going to increase your potential return on cash unless you think that we are headed for a significant economic contraction, to adam' point, we are kind of seeing expectations of slower growt next yr but not significantl lower growth nexyear i think you have to think about, okay, i actually am going to have an opportunity cost b keeping my money in cash and very short duration fixe income therefore, wre should i pu that i am getting paid from a yield persctive, particularly an investm

dendritic cell therapy, mainly for colorectal cancer, this is a fairly effective means of maintaining the durationeriod and card therapy are modified, genetically modified t-lymphocytes that are taken from a person, genetically modified, their receptor changes, they become more aggressive, they are returned to the person, and these lymphocytes are his. slightly modified and they kill lymphoma cells, we have already observed for several years that patients for whom, in general , there was no chance, in general, to live for several months, still live in complete remission, and we generally- then the second center in the territory countries of the cis, where this is done now, we also have a center for medical genetic counseling, the only place in the country where... i’ve been working here since i was seventeen, at first it was quite difficult, now i have a feeling of satisfaction almost every day, because the laboratory works like clockwork, i’m proud of the atmosphere that exists here. it is very important that every person comes to work and also enjoys this work. it seems to me that probably my gr

more controversial is republicans would like to see all asylum-seekers detained in i detention for the duration of their court cases which could take a long time. democrats have been opposed to ice detention and it seems as they have made some concessions saying that we will sign on to mandatory detention but we don't know the exact parameters. host: i was going to ask you about that. the question is would it include children if it's a family coming in seeking asylum? guest: that's a really good question in these negotiations have been tightlipped so we can stave -- say for sure but detaining children has been a hard line for democrats, they got a lot of flak because they ended title ii against children since day one. they closed family detention centers and refused to reopen the centers even though the numbers of the families have skyrocketed. host: there has been pushed back from within the democratic party as far as progressives, hispanics, what are they saying about what the white house is proposing? guest: there are a lot of people who have not done the shift to the right who are feeling l

that's why last week we temporarily adjusted the type and duration of many of the loading zones on valenciat to create more general parking ability in the neighborhood. >> we want the city to remove the bike lane and start over, do a full community-based transportation plan and actually involve the small businesses and community members in a cohesive plan. >> reporter: staff will update their board of directors on the project's performance in early 2024. in the meantime. >> just survival mode. 16, 18 hours a day, me, my wife, and kids just to survive. we're just trying to keep our workers, just trying to keep going. >> after their press conference tuesday, the group also plans to protest at the mta board of directors meeting. >>> tonight we have a look at the moment a woman was arrested on a tenderloin street for drinking and driving. she's the sister of the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee earlier this year. nima allegedly had gotten into an argument about his sister's relationship with lee before he was accused of stabbing lee to death in the street. now new video obtained

the economy as well as businessmen are reducing the duration of issuing visas for printing. the country, especially the cancellation of visas for businessmen , has been announced as one of the most important topics of the talks in this period of the joint commission meeting. the economic and geopolitical developments in the region and the world require us to participate in the evening, as much as we can , we can take steps to develop business and investment relations , unfortunately in a few. in the last year, the economic relations that the islamic republic of iran had in mind could not increase along with the political relations, of course there are many reasons, the year 1998 was the record of these economic relations, with around 240 to 245 million dollars per year in 401, 134 million. anyway, we exported dollars to qatar for about 8 months. 73 million dollars, and in the same proportion, our import from qatar was about 75 million dollars, which can be said to have a negative protest according to the plan. iran and qatar are trying to raise the level of their commercial

doors are marked with a green stripe based on the duration of staff presence, good afternoon, good afternoonre you doing, we are carrying out scheduled maintenance of the station hydraulic, we carry out an inspection, an oil change, regular, scheduled repairs, yes, scheduled technical service according to the regulations, until the problem is identified. ok, yes, in stock, zip, everything is in stock , ok, thank you, keep working, at the moment we are in the workshops of the controlled access zone, where the machine equipment is located, what is good about such a workshop, this is where you can carry out repairs of equipment that cannot be removed from the control room. when leaving vprc we are going through the installation of basemetric radiation monitoring, 3, 2, 1, thank you very much, everything is fine, please remove the small attachments. in principle, now it is necessary to pass dosimeters, the dose load that was received when visiting zero microseverts. what is a nuclear power plant? this, of course, is a complex of structures, buildings, engineering systems, equipment, which is gen

it is not yet clear when negotiations will begin, and their duration is in no way limited.istance to ukraine, the us senate decided... to live the christmas holidays, but members of the house of representatives did not follow their example, they are still demanding concessions on strengthening the southern border. lawmakers are refusing to discuss the hastily drafted document, which is intended to resolve differences. the state duma is summing up the results of the autumn session; today deputies will hold the final plenary meeting of the outgoing of the year. the heads of all factions and the chairman of the lower house of parliament vyacheslav will speak to their colleagues. volodin. over the past months, almost a thousand bills have been considered. among them were such important ones as the country’s budget for the next 3 years, as well as several socially oriented documents. for example, deputies increased the minimum wage and raised pensions, and prohibited the dismissal of a single parent with a child under 16 years of age. in addition, the new employment law gives sv

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that's why last week we temporarily adjusted the type and duration of many of the loading zones on valencia street to create more general parking ability in the neighborhood. >> we want the city to remove the bike lane and start over, do a full community-based transportation plan and actually involve the small businesses and community members in a cohesive plan. >> reporter: staff will update their board of directors on the project's performance in early 2024. in the meantime. >> just survival mode. 16, 18 hours a day, me, my wife, and kids just to survive. we're just trying to keep our workers, just trying to keep going. >> after their press conference tuesday, the group also plans to protest at the mta board of directors meeting. >>> tonight we have a look at the moment a woman was arrested on a tenderloin street for drinking and driving. she's the sister of the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee earlier this year. nima allegedly had gotten into an argument about his sister's relationship with lee before he was accused of stabbing lee to death in the street. now new video obt

of this war, in i think , i think, the duration of the war really determines , let’s say, the mood,ave to be aware of it, that is, yes, this is the first, second question, it is a change of emphasis, in some places, which occurs in the political discourses of our partners there, in someone: someone's election again after all, these electoral battles, someone has problems of a financial nature, raising the standard of living, and they refocus in some places on internal, let's say, political, social issues, problems, but we also have to communicate on a systemic level with political leaders, let's say, players, parties , so that they also do not forget that the war, unfortunately, again, is not only ukraine's war, yes, for its sovereignty, it is for common values, and that these leaders, politicians and parties also do not forget to communicate within our partners, states, society, this is very important, the media plays a key role, public attitudes, they are also formed by political discourse, and this political discourse should be about ukraine and our common values ​​and the fight

do you think that the duration of those outages will be approximately the same this year, if we talkour capacities, yes , about restored ones, about those that were not damaged, or should ukrainians be prepared for the fact that some definitely longer period of time will have to sit without light? everything will depend on the specific region where there will be, where will those blows of the russian aggressor be directed, er, and i think that, that , that there will be, that there will be such blackouts, which you also talked about, and 8 hours, and four hours, unfortunately, unfortunately , we have to expect such a situation, it seems to me that our people,... after all, taking into account the experience of the past year, they prepared, they prepared, they got out by those means that they could, they bought generators where they could, they stocked up on sources where they could, autonomous power sources, batteries, some sets of storage devices, of course in a certain way utilities were also being prepared. and utility workers in order not to prevent serious cold weather in order

originna contract duration 720 days with 72 calendar days of contingency. approximately the project is complete at 26%. we have identified the delay of approximately seven months and the relationship is the unforeseen utility conflicts we spoke about earlier and utility coordinations. current projected final completion is december 2024. and this is to reiterate asking for contract modification to increase the contingency for this type and the original contract is $9 million with 720 calendar days and that concludes my presentation. >> thank you very much. and thank you for provide go ahead all the detail for the reason for the delay. i think it's important for the public to understand why capital projects get delayed and count on them by a date as produced and if there's a delay the reason why and i feel you gave a good explanation. thank you. what are we doing when the project is extended and to work with the resident and visitor andlet muni line and all disrupted by the line and going on longer now? >> flora law project manager. so we have been working wi

slightly short duration. long credit. to take the long risk positions where relative valuations are more attractive. give it neutral on top but under the hood you could add some octane in there and just recognize that this is a balanced outlook. scott, the bottom line is a lot of it is priced in. in november, we just had the record easing and financial conditions the largest one- month easing and financial conditions in november. the dollar pulled back the equities rallied. the spreads compressed. rates came down. i'm not sure that's what the fed wanted, scott. >> we will see. and i guess we will hear from the chair himself tomorrow and we can't wait for that. thank you. sebastian page joining us on "closing bell". tracking the biggest movers into the close. >>> we have two companies and two sudden c sweep archers and that's rocking share prices. i will reveal the company names next. >>> less than 15 from the closing bell. christine joins us once again. >> let's start with lucid group under pressure after announcing the e

this duration play, how difficult is it to get into at this point? liz: i think it is all about where on the curve, right? i was listening to rick rieder earlier today on tv saying, like, listen, two years used to be good. now it is time to go to five to seven. even if the fed is slow to cut and eventually does it weaves into it over the next three years, five years you were going to do all right. but people are getting really whipsawed. obviously the treasury market is up a smidgen for the year, but it has been a rough ride for people on what is supposed to be the world's safest asset. like someone says, it is trading like a meme stock. guy: i think this is the seventh pivot the market has called and maybe it doesn't happen quite yet. mike, let's come back to the issue of information -- of inflation. the idea that inflation is coming down, the result of which from a how strict policy needs to be, maybe we can see the fed making some cuts. what is the maths around the inflation numbers over the next few months? there is going to be a lot of factors t

in china, its duration is 10 days, one of the shortest in the world. and the opportunity is not available to all citizens. also extending benefits for buyers of electric vehicles, improving infrastructure and conducting mass consumer purchases. events, the document recommends that the authorities encourage the consumption of catering services by holding food festivals, creating restaurant streets, and extending the operating hours of cafes and restaurants. with a gdp of $18 trillion, it was only a matter of time before china established a powerful auto industry. it was built from scratch in just some 20 years. now cars from heaven are the most desirable in the world. in the first half of 2000.23, china became the world's largest exporter of cars, compared to 2022, an increase of 58% - that's 1,70,000 units. by the end of the year , analysts are confident that the figure of 4 million cars will also be reached. the car of the future will mainly come from china, says industry expert ferdinand dudenhöffer. it is a wise strategy to first establish a foothol

successfully if there had not been such a high level of political relations, of course, you look at the durationns between our president and the chairman, it’s two, three times longer than the planned time, against this background we see meetings of the chinese... leader with representatives of the west, who hardly reach the official time of this meeting, we have practically no closed topics for conversation, all the questions that we posed to the chairman of the people's republic of china sidinping, they received one answer: yes, we are ready to work, to go deeper, let's work together, let's work in a friendly way. china is the future of the entire planet, and the fact that we have good relations with them is our plus, our achievement. we are systematically building cooperation with china, there are practically no such global issues left, therefore, at meetings in beijing, the head of state raises, perhaps, the only but very important issue: the speed of resolving the implementation of those agreements that were at the highest level, and here, too, different opinions are heard, including armcha

could you also, like i said, it's about the recruiter and also falls on the questions the duration z is actually asking. so while interviewing for position jen z is more likely to ask about office culture and what it company does to offset environmental impacts than other generations before. not something that i ever asked, especially for my 1st job. you know, there's the soft skills of communication, teamwork. d, i, diversity, equity, and inclusion. those are becoming more important. a generation z then hard skills. they believe they can just learn on the job. can you explain why these are more important to generation see in the workplace? and just because that is what we're teaching in schools now, is those sort of social issues versus the actual job skills. this is really interesting on i'm in terms of the best in inclusion. they've grown up with, with the whole of these various movements have been going on with that. um uh, environmental impact to goals. i seen the, the scenario that we had with them at rest us in, but with her, the climate change full. so they for now been findi

there could be a natural progression where we see investors adding to thei duration as a result of this concern at that front and curv that will move lower >> last word on that >> that's the prudent thing to do as you start to see bond mature in the long and, it doesn't mean we don't ignore the risk of duration and meaning we know we hav treasury funding announcements at the beginning of the year all these things that scoop th bottom market. but -- for many investors is th prudent thing to do. >> we'll leave it there, cameron, thanks for coming out here enjoy the weekend, we'll see you soon let's get a check out to stocks to watch as we head int the clothes on this friday christina is here with us. >> let's talk about lululemon. all-time high after earnings and revenues, that's ove lighter than expected guidance for the holiday quarter. shares were down yesterday executives touted strains on black friday but noted there are some uncertainties in th environment. shares are up almost 6%. levi strauss's laura after announcing comp -- >> reporter: michelle gas will step into the chief execu

polls, 2.7 percent of baby boomers actually identifies l g, b, g q, where a whopping 20 percent of duration z identified as being part of this rainbow alphabet to use their term. now hiring managers say they actually are looking more likely to overlook those resumes of pronouns on them. what are some of the concerns me expressed about generation z and hiring i hey tim, i mean, i spoke to quite a number of people about several devices in the what place about jen, jen z. and there is this misalignment between the leadership skills exist out on the agenda, the expectations, you know, generally from talking to a number of people in the last few weeks. you know, generally that very, really eager to do a career progression learning and development. and the very, very impatient and they want to, they want to see this career loud where of how they get from a to be and how they can do it quickly. and some of the lead is that's awesome. going to be typically older, not necessarily always the case, but maybe the leadership skills on good enough to bring out the best in the jens, a generation maybe jus

the duration of putin’s conversation with journalists is always unpredictable, the president himselfnce said, it’s like a renovation, it’s difficult to finish, the record was set in 2008, 100 questions for the president’s attention, with a painting by vasnetsov depicting alyonushka. why this choice? because her name is alena. is the question somehow related? no, the question has absolutely nothing to do with art, the question rather concerns us all. situation and special military operation and the life in which we will continue to live together. by tradition, everyone receives souvenirs, except a notebook, pen, briefcase, and a calendar with information about the most advanced modern domestic projects that are the pride of the country. however, these people know exactly how the country is changing and what and who we can safely be proud of, from professionals in their field to technology, because journalists first see all this with their own eyes, and then they speak, they write, they show. olga knyazeva, pavel likholetov, victor glavin, ekaterina yarovenko, sergey deev, channel one.

detrital cell therapy, mainly for colorectal cancer, this is a fairly effective means of maintaining the duration modified... we have already observed for several years that patients for whom, in general, have a chance they didn’t, in general, live for several months, they are still living in complete remission, and we are, in general, the second. center in the cis countries, where this is currently being done. we also have a center for medical genetics counseling. the only place in the country where not only patients, but also relatives of patients, if they suspect that they have some kind of hereditary predisposition, they can get advice on this topic, they will be recommended to undergo certain testing, and accordingly, what will they then do? and this communication is not with a biologist, communication with a doctor who not only... understands the test results, but can also somehow indicate the clinical significance for this particular person, it's an hour and a half. i have been working here since i was seventeen, at first it was quite difficult, now i have a feeling of satisfaction almost

interested in could you also, like i said, it's about the recruiter and also falls on the questions the duration z is actually asking. so while interviewing for position jen z is more likely to ask about office culture and what it company does to offset environmental impacts then other generations before. not something that i ever asked, especially for my 1st job. you know, there's the soft skills of communication, teamwork, diversity, equity, and inclusion. those are becoming more important, a generation z than hard skills. they believe they can just learn on the job. can you explain why these are more important to generation see in the workplace? and is it just because that is what we're teaching in schools now? is those sort of social issues versus the actual job skills? it is really interesting on i'm in terms of the best in inclusion they've grown up with, with the whole of these various movements have been going on with that. um uh, environmental impact to goals. i seen the, the scenario that we had with them, the rest of them, but with her, the climate change full. so they, for now, i mea

adjusted, by the way, interesting, the message was from paris, it turns out that for the duration of the olympics they were going to close the seine, yeah, that is , there is concern about shipping, and this is exactly the period when all the agricultural products are transported by farmers, they said, well, take it in a month, what do you need , postpone the harvest for a month, now they are trying to get out of this situation, but there really politics and real life are on completely different planes, but putin yesterday... usa and canada, we are not closing ourselves off from european countries, it’s time for them to stop fooling around fool and wait until we collapse, it became clear to everyone that if they want to benefit from cooperation with russia, they must do it, we are not pushing them away, but this is their business, their decisions, let them think for themselves, what they are guided by, some ephemeral ... hello, it's news time, we'll tell you about the most important events right now. and at the beginning of vladimir putin’s telephone conversations with palestinian pr