right. the international monetary fund's latest world economic outlook report has downgraded chinese growth forecast to 5.8 percent for 2020 lower than the 6 point one percent forecast for 2019 while trade tensions and uncertainties all add further downside pressures to the chinese economy there are still many supporting factors for chinese growth the coming chinese economy is shifting from a rapid high speed growth stage to a slower but higher quality development stage and a growth rate of 6 point one percent would still be among the best in the world's major economies others say given its population market size and labor quality and industrial base and the late stage of chinese and just realisation stable growth measures should be guaranteed to not be fully stimulated in order to avoid risks of debt inflation and structural inflation well with all this we bring back tot horwitz chief strategist trading welcome back to. kristie yeah

no on the latest growth figures we just cited some of those for china on the global forecast 429000 the i.m.f. forecast is now at 3 percent that would be the lowest level in that figure since 2008 and that highlights a necessity perhaps from market policymakers to strengthen domestic financial vulnerabilities pose risks to growth in the medium term what domestic vulnerabilities do you think policymakers at the i.m.f. are steering national pauli make and policy makers toward addressing. well you know there's no i don't put a lot of credence into the i.m.f. to begin with i mean going back to christine lagarde i mean they really don't have an understanding or who have even how the business model works so i really put very little into what they say and if you want to tell you that china's numbers china's numbers i've never been we can never prove it to shine numbers are accurate either so between the 2 of them i really don't even pay virtually no attention nor do markets as you can see that the mom. record high so they're not listening to what

they have has that either because again i lend them no credibility as far as i understand the actual structure and how these markets are working so now it should be obvious to any country that's already been developed that they cannot possibly sustain double digit growth so china in particular has had double digit growth for the past decade and now everybody expects china to come to still continue down that same path but that's not simply unrealistic so it seems quite normal and natural that china's growth has slowed down and declined to this 6 percent figure so why are people freaking out about china when now it's well 3 it's still among the highest in developing countries. oh this goes back to whether or not is the growth rate really true you know there's a lot of things that go on in china that we don't know i mean it's a communist regime we have no idea what's going on inside the country but we do know that they've got a lot of real estate problems we do know that they've got a lot of what they call the hidden cities which they've never depreciated off their balance sheet so there are a lot of issues in china that they may not get if they might not have 6 point one

percent growth they might only have 4 point one we don't know because it has never been proven so the real question is is are they slowing down the answer is yes there is a lot it is in china all you do is watch the chinese stock market and see what they've been doing with your one i mean if they continue to hold the wind down and do value which is fine because they're trying to tear us up that we're charging and if they continue to manipulate their own balance sheet then that's going to make we don't really know what the real growth is but certainly the markets are tell you that there are issues with the growth that's why they're going down that's why they continue to get hammered almost on a daily basis and sod on the on the trade front the trumpet ministration did have a victory the u.s. had a victory over the e.u. the european union this month at the world trade organization it's time this was a obama era legacy case but nonetheless is there a time i do think between trump's prospects of some some day perhaps getting a far more meaningful set of trade deals more than this. phase one from president

xi jinping then the deal he's got now and this win at the show. you know i think they will of vengefully get a deal done in a fall with china i mean the big question is always going to be the intellectual property so i mean that is always going to be the sticking point but at some point i believe that they will work something out because obviously you've got the 2 biggest countries in the world that actually could do each other a lot of benefit by by cross it goes back and forth but it has been extremely unfair for many many years because of just the way that china was 1st known as a 3rd world nation when they've actually been you know irregular country for years now so that's that and of course with the e.u. with that with the brics and with breaking out by i think that that's going to be a very good linchpin for president trump and i do believe that they will eventually put together deals to put everything to bad so that you can work globally together and make it a better world and make it a better country that's right i think they'll probably they're going to end up

trying to know whether it happens a time soon that i don't think so but i think that's the goal and that's the area we're headed to is to get everything cleaned up and have free trade everywhere versus a lot of these ridiculous little tariffs that are here and they're going both ways do you think that's realistic when it seems like every single country now is gravitating towards a more protection on my country my will is kind of ideal. well i think it's really realistic if everybody wants to abide by the same rule when it comes to trade you know it's very simple whether whatever the country want to do with inside their country no private no problem with it but when it comes to trade we're going to trade fair and square even up and we're going to send you the goods without tariffs and your goods on us because the back of the turks if you don't want to work like that then let's not have a deal and then we will continue to have these ridiculous battles but at the end of the day i think it has to be where both sides are getting the same deal which is free and fair trade and if they don't i think that it will never happen but i do think that eventually it will have to because i think the other nations are going

to be actually going to need a lot more than the united states because even today they need a lot more the united states because we still are very self-sufficient so i think that we can do without and i don't think they can. thank you so much for being here . thank you. for standing in front of the i.m.f. headquarters here in washington d.c. where inside those doors financial leaders from around the globe have gathered for the semi annual i.m.f. world bank meeting this week long event features discussions from the institution's board of governors which is made up of central bank chief finance ministers or other influential monetary minds from each of the member nations the talks here have covered some of the most pressing issues facing the globe today including corruption world development and climate change the face of this year's meetings are a little bit different given the changing facets of the global capitalism and these

issues have moved to the forefront of economic discussions the i.m.f. meetings which are located less than a half mile from the white house are happening in the midst of a major trade war which has outlook on global growth and in the middle of the meetings the i.m.f. slashed its global growth outlook yet again this time that number is the lowest since the 2008 financial crisis clocking in at a mere 3 percent the bank has cited both the u.s. china trade war and brags that as key factors for the malays this is also the 1st annual meeting with christine crystal lehman georgia at the helm following the departure of christine lagarde who will now have the european central bank georgieva who has prioritized issues like inequality and climate change will be diving head 1st into the situation as pressure mounts from various starters and stakeholders so today we have the finance minister of india now calling for a global united concerted effort in order to tackle the synchronized slowdown facing all the developing nations today especially with the slowdown with china

with all the tears and everything that is taking away point 8 percent. which is actually the entire size. and it's no surprise that the policy makers and decision makers here are trying to coordinate on how to tackle. make difficulties right now what's interesting is that you see india in the lead on this is opposed to in past meetings we would have seen probably leaders from the u.s. or europe being the ones that were at the table so to speak to broker these sort of solutions obviously the united states right now not in any position to really broker any deals with allies or really much of anything and it's funny you mention that because the i.m.f. they actually set the tone and the pace of monetary policy and right now it seems like the u.s. dollar has been waning in its power previously the u.s. dollar has been the dictator of how where we go from here how should we influence these developing nations but right now all the nations are actually cutting down on their basket of u.s. dollars ours definitely a time of turmoil in transition for this particular i.m.f.

meeting well see where it takes us in the spring. one of the biggest things that came up out of this weekend was that the i.m.f. was actually humiliated because they sunk $56000000000.00 in order to bail out argentina once again and that they cannot pay it back they defaulted and therefore humiliating the entire i.m.f. and actually kind of putting their credibility into question now and of course as we mentioned on saturday the architect of that i.m.f. austerity plan christine lagarde is now moving beyond that she it's not her problem anymore she goes the european central bank that goes to chris georgia have a crystal ina the new had there who we heard from and in the end for me looking at this from the perspective of having watched from the is in the late ninety's and early 2003 just seems to be a remarkable lack of. confidence a lack of confidence on their part not just the sidelining of the u.s.

not just all these differences on interest rates but real fracturing over what used to be a consensus at the international financial institutions and this has really shaken the investor confidence like world wide because now you have them debating should we sink more good money to follow bad money like is it even worth it at this point where history has shown that they have defaulted at every single step of the way and what could they possibly do this time that could change the course of history very interesting time in transition. time now for a quick break but hang here because just after the break. all the. major drug companies have reached a settlement to avoid trial for their allegedly roles in the opioid crisis correspondent joins us to take us through the deal and what this role may play in the opioid crisis and as we go to break here the numbers.

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length. welcome back a pair of acrimonious anti-climaxes advance the brags that process a little bit over the weekend and on monday on 2 days touted by the government for decisive action but became big disappointments instead prime minister boris johnson was twice hemmed in by legislators who seemed to have very little trust in him to not simply force through a no deal bribe said on saturday u.k.

m.p.'s voted 532223062 pass an amendment from expelled conservative all of her away when the let one amendment backs up their previously passed ben law requiring mr johnson to write to the e.u. to request an extension and ensure a no deal bragg's it does not happen significant numbers of the parliament clearly felt the amendment was needed to prevent a break out push toward or no deal exit by mr johnson and heartbreaks it allies clearly keen to preserve their prerogative as in the process the parliamentarians rebuff the pm again on monday with speaker john bercow denying the government a meaningful vote until tuesday. the in summary today's motion is in substance the same as saturday. and the house has decided the matter today the circumstances are in substance the same as saturday circumstances my ruling is therefore that the motion will not be debated today as it would be

repetitive and disorderly to do so. protests rocked the spanish speaking world over the weekend and into monday a state of emergency was declared in the capital city of santiago after the student movement led protests against austerity measures specifically an increase in public transportation fees shut down the santiago metro chair laying carbon arrow president police who have been visibly tarnished by the recent corruption scandals responded to the college. age turnstile jumpers with violent repression the embattled right wing president sebastian pinera currently struggling in a reelection campaign said ahead of a declared national strike on monday that the nation was at war with the student movement and allies the state of emergency with its limits of freedom of movement and assembly has been extended past on piazza to as a vast chillon put out a in a pocket to move the other via and out of power yes the president kenyatta has also separately invoked the so-called state security law and put tanks and soldiers on

the chair lane street for the 1st time since the fall of pinochet a dictatorship in 1900. meanwhile hondurans are in the street demanding the resignation of disgraced president want to learn to hernandez after his brother was convicted of trafficking more than $200.00 tons of cocaine presidential younger brother and former honduran congressman tony hernandez was found guilty on saturday in new york city of federal charges related to drug and weapons deals with known and it tore us criminal figures prosecutor jason richmond said at the start of the trial quote the defendant's cocaine network thrived because of political power in honduras many years congressman millen's he terry generals police chiefs they all protected the defendant and most importantly he added the defendant was protected by and had access to his brother the current sitting president of honduras who himself received millions of dollars in drug money president hernandez is

a noted regional ally of u.s. president donald trump and assumed power for a 2nd term after claiming a close victory in a 27000 election marred by apparent widespread fraud and suspicious delays of the vote count and finally the spanish state of catalonia was unsettled over the weekend as well by massive protests over the jailing of kind of on independence leaders. a landmark trial involving 4 more major drug companies was narrowly avoided after a multi-million dollar settlement. is reached with 2 ohio counties in a case that could set the tone for the country on lawsuits related to the ongoing on opioid epidemic archies rachel blevins joins us with the latest welcome to the show rachel know which companies in this case agreed to settle and what is the immediate impact well as we saw pre-market shares were plunging on monday for the 4 drug companies that agreed to a settlement in a case where they are accused fuelling the opioid crisis in the state of ohio now

those companies specifically include the drug distributors mckesson corporation which was down 2.2 percent ahead of the open cardinal health which was down 1.5 percent amerisource bergen which was down 1.8 percent and israel based drug maker tivo pharmaceuticals which was down 4 percent now for the 1st 3 mckesson cardinal and amerisource bergen all of those rank in the top 25 of the fortune $500.00 and together they controlled around 95 percent of the u.s. drug distribution market in 2018 now they agreed to pay $215000000.00 but kiva pharmaceuticals agreed to pay 20000000 and it says that it will donate around $25000000.00 worth of treatment drugs and now there is also a 5th defendant in this case the pharmacy chain walgreens but they did not agree with that all men and reports are claiming that the judge is postponing the trial in the case. so what can you tell us more about this case and specifically why ted as pharmaceutical is being punished so heavily when you have all the drug just

videos barely have hit getting hit at all exactly well this case is seen as sort of a test trial and all of this and it involves lawsuits that were filed specifically in cuyahoga and some at counties in ohio and even though we've seen more than $400000.00 drug overdose deaths related specifically to opioids in the united states over the last 2 decades the state of ohio has been hit particularly hard and all of this and so if we look at the numbers from the national institute on drug abuse it noted that in 2017 ohio had the 2nd highest rate of drug overdose deaths and valving opioids in the u.s. there were $4293.00 reported dust a rate of 39.2 deaths per 100000 persons compared to the average national rate of $14.00 deaths now this case is likely just a start because there have been more than $2600.00 lawsuits filed across the

country and these lawsuits are calling out both drug manufacturers for not warning of the dangers that are related to opioids and they're also calling out drug just tribute ers for pushing these painkillers all over the country and not looking at the risks yeah those are some so startling numbers on the extent of the problem rachel in the legal wrangling here with all the different stakeholders the distributors the walgreens chains things like that if the case hunted gone to trial what would have been the different calculation for those stakeholders well if the case had gone to trial then it would have marked the 1st federal opioid trial involving drug distributors now earlier this year we saw johnson johnson and johnson became the 1st drug manufacturer to go to trial and they were ordered to pay more than $572000000.00 in damages to the state of oklahoma for contributing to the opioid epidemic through false and dangerous marketing campaigns now just. last week there were negotiations for a multi-billion dollar deal which would cover thousands of cases across the country

but that deal has yet to be made so it remains to be seen if there will be any actual trials coming out of these cases but all of this comes as an average of $130.00 americans continue to die every day from related overdoses well what a tragedy and it sounds like we're still just in the middle of the end here there are 2 correspondent richard thanks for joining us thank you. it is time that we take note that the federal reserve since mid september has printed more new money than the entire bit quiet market cap the fed has injected $210000000000.00 into the economy as part of its newly vitalized q.e. not q.e. strategy now for holders of assets that cannot have their supply inflated such as gold such as big quine money printing has regularly sparked calls to decrease reliance on currency the concept that intervention economic practice on the part of

governments and central banks leads to financial destruction forms one of the central tenets. of us the standard in the past month we have witnessed the largest permanent expansion of the fed's balance sheet that was meant to ease financial conditions and boost liquidity across the financial sector so let's be honest and call a spade a spade this is q.e. so we are now back to square one and as a result the fix is in again after going nowhere for 2 years the central bank's balance sheet is back to 16 point one trillion dollars and it's expected to hit 18 trillion in roughly 2 years so now bitcoin proponents are voicing fresh alarm amid warnings from even the feel establishment itself about the ailing health of the banking system and the latest i.m.f. meeting mervyn king former bank of england governor warned that by pretending that we had made the. banking system safe we are sleepwalking towards that crisis he says that the world economy was stuck in

a low growth trap and that the recovery from the thumb of 2008 was weaker than that of after the great depression we're stuck in a permanent period of low growth in which ultra low interest rates are ineffective and we are now unprepared for the next financial crisis while bit quiet was actually born from the last financial crisis after confidence of the currency was shaken we find ourselves here again 10 years later as confidence is now at an all time low at 10 years old vic wine has now lasted 40 percent of the average fiord currencies lifespan meanwhile u.s. regulators and fear of losing control of currency are now blocking every advancement in the crypt industry by making it absolutely impossible for firms to innovate and operate in the latest move polonius has announced it is withdrawing from the u.s. market in order to stay globally competitive following the footsteps of b. max and as finance polonius is now kicking all u.s. customers off starting november 1st so i can fully expand its offerings and develop

new financial products and facilitate digital currency adoption worldwide but without the u.s. at this rate the u.s. will now be left in the dust making it absolutely impossible to catch back up in the future very interesting that this time we're seeing that the. gist of fracturing just a great fracturing of all the institutions we talked about the i.m.f. before and now this return to quantitative easing that they're almost embarrassed to say that this heralded that clearly that's what it is a return to quantitative easing a policy from the crisis era and we're supposed to not be in a crisis it's increasingly confusing exactly and by making it impossible for gateway firms for exchanges to operate in the u.s. is effectively banning crypto currency trading by blocking gateways so this would be the exact same thing as just an overall ban of cryptocurrency. see which is just frankly oppressive and on america. that's it for this time you can catch

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