they were weaker yesterday with the boe decision. s&p 500 futures responding calmly to this report that democrats are considering adding a stock buyback tax. perhaps that is more of a bargaining chip. nasdaq futures up. up 20% from last month's bottom. manus: we have had a riproaring rally. hsbc saying cache me up, baby. let's talk to reporters around the world. lizzy burden is at the bank of england yesterday to pass on commentary from the boe. the latest on the swiss bonds. dani: we have juliette saly from singapore on the market reaction in asia to break down the u.s. jobs report. manus: the bank of england says u.k. will have a retracted recession after raising 50 basis points, the biggest increase in seven years. >> we will get inflation back to target, no question about that. that is my message. of course, it is very hard. we are much more affected by inflation which is concentrated in energy particularly. if we do not get it under control, it will get worse, and we will have to raise interest rates more. manus: let's get to li

stephanie, you also own boeing i believe. >> yes. >> where are you at? obviously a big day for boeing but so many choppy days in the past. >> it's been absolutely painful. i think it started, the turn-around started when they reported earnings. they beat ebitda on the commercial side and that was encouraging. the free cash flow 900 billion more than expected and that is what the stock trades up that is also what ge trades the same, right? and they are a supplier to boeing all about free cash flow and both companies in the past quarter had better than expected a ways to go but they are making progress the 787 is good news i think the china recertification of 787 max is going to be a bigger deal but i don't know when that is going to happen. >> this is an easy trade you want to trade-off the 125 level. this is a very obvious double bottom in the chart and if it is not you'll be out. so try to think of it like a $16 stock where your risk is like 12 1/2 bucks and think of the potential upside this was a $400 stock at one point. i don't think that is the trad

boeing is also a big winner. today's top performer.res getting a boost on news that boeing can resume deliveries of its 787 planes i the next few weeks the company's inspection protocol of the aircraft has been approved by regulators. this comes 14 months after the company was forced to halt those deliveries boeing has roughly 120 built that have not been delivered joining us more, shayla, how big of a surprise is this fo investors? >> it's a positive clearly 84 for next year i would say it's about 25% o the risk removed from th stock. the other being the max. >> right, and so phil rt are earlier that it is really good timing what the carriers want right now are these larger body jets because they're investing in international and that's sort of the missing piece of the recovery that we expect to pic up so how much of a tail wind d you think it is from tha perspective? >> so what's happening right now in the market is we're basically 100% of domestic at back at 2019 levels but international is still really far behind. so to give you gu

we will bring you that boe rate decision at 12 p.m. u.k. and the press conference shortly after. don't miss our interview with the bank of england chief. that's at 4 p.m. u.k. time. we are back talking about the three things traders are watching for from the bank of england. the goldman sachs chief u.k. economist joins us now. i guess the size of the hike in the voting pattern, we are looking at the forecast and qt, what do you think will be most interesting in all of this? steffan: i think there is three areas we will be looking at. the first is the vote space, we are calling eight unanimous vote for 50 but there is uncertainty. we have not heard from douglas members of the committee. i think it is a choice between 25 and 50 and it is possible you get one or two dissenting for 25 but more likely than not 50. the second is on forward guidance and do they keep forceful language to keep 50 on the table for september, and the qt, how much detail do we get? do we get a number for the likely sales pace going forward? francine: what do you think

i think the ecb and boe to a lesser extent, euro and sterling , offering some stimulus.aluation is more attractive. that is one side you need to worry about less about. kailey: euro-dollar, one point 01. can hikes realistically do anything to support either of those currencies? geoff: no. especially to the large economies. they needed to keep pace, or the fed will keep the -- keep pace with each other so that currency does not weaken further. these hikes are about preventing weakness, not encouraging strength. guy: can i come back onto this issue over weak currency and whether or not they are providing assistance rather than resistance? we are experiencing an energy shock right now. that energy, that food, these commodities are priced in dollars. surely actually you want a strong currency right now. you do not want a weak currency. maybe the job of these central banks is to lift currencies to provide protection against that shock? geoff: i totally agree. the s&p surprise. the smb overturned orthodoxy. now we are going to potentially sell reserves. that was clear given th

this is huge news for boeing investors. they like they finally have the approval from the faa for the resumption the 787 dream minor deliveries. at me tell you what has gone down. we confirmed this with multiple sources over the weekend. the faa improve the inspection process with the manufacturing of 77 dream minors. that essentially means they are saying okay, when you build these, we like what you have put in place in terms of these protocols. now you can resume deliveries. each individual dream minor has to be still approved by an authorized faa regulator. somebody who will look at it. it will do an audit of that aircraft. we have been down in charleston. we see some of the work they do in terms of checking the gaps to make sure they are within specifications on each dream minor. what does this mean in terms of the dream minor backlog? delivery stopped in may of 2021. they haven't been delivering these for 14 months. they have approximately 120 that are built but not yet delivered. they will clear out that inventory. as

meaning, a delivery delay costs boeing nearly $5.5 billion. the faa has given boeing the all clear so they cn roll out the planes. > >> we can use a liftal more aloha spirit, and this weekend a special concert is giving us a taste of island culture. the peeka bay area festival will take place sunday at the event center. they will have events for families, food, and a special headliner. >> we are very excited to present josh tutopi as our headliner, josh expresses his soul through hawaiian songs, and has been awarded two awards as well as a grammy nomination. >> the bay area aloha concert is sunday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the san mateo county event center, admission is $25, kids 5 and under free, parking is $18. > >> two little league players getting lot attention for their show of sportsmanship. >> beyond the world of youth sports, this was a little league championship game. the pitch got away from caden shelton, known as bubs, playing for texas east, it hit the player, isaiah jarvis in the head. he was okay, he had on a helmet but the pitc

we have a whole host of technical experts aside from boeing. nasa engineering and safety center. some of the tech from those are involved from that organization, as well as our nasa chief engineers from the marshall space flight center, folks like dr. john blevins, other folks, all weighed in, help to troubleshoot the issue today, alongside our boeing and aerojet rocketdyne partners. that is where we got to today. at the end of a long day, we ran into not one issue but a compounding issue between the bleed and the vent valve. we just decided it wasn't appropriate -- it was appropriate to knock it off given the configuration we were in. that is where we got to. jackie: one last question. >> this is kind of a physics question. is there something about the position of the main engine three that makes it susceptible to this kind of situation? could this have randomly occurred at one of the other engine positions? jim: only because i talked with honeycutt, he brought this up. he asked his team to go and look at that. he will probably bring that answer to you tomorrow. he didn't antici

the main reason is that the boe is not done fighting inflation.heard from them in the decision boosting their forecast for the peak of inflation for more than 13% later this year. that underscores the cost of living crisis we are seeing in the u.k. particularly with rising costs and energy. this move was echoed by the bloomberg economics team. >> a toxic mix for the ecb as well. what does that say about what they do? parks they are more focused on the jobs market. we do have unemployment at a 40 year low. that is being reinforced by slackness we could've expected to see from covid and the workers. there is also a rise in job vacancies. that suggests that new hires are hard to find. new hires are expecting higher salaries. in terms of what the bloomberg economics team is seeing, 200 basis points move by midsummer next year. that will be split with hikes of 25 to 50 basis points. >> bloomberg is expecting hiring to have softened. payrolls have increased on form payrolls. >> so much hinges on this data. let's get some expectations of the job report.

the boe also raised its peak inflation to 13%.the table for the september meeting and beyond. japan's is china likely fired missiles over taiwan during drills on thursday. it confirms it will be a major escalation. tokyo estimated that they landed in japan's exclusive economic zone. those exercises in response to nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan. regulatory agencies investing -- investigating the bank. they are said to be cooperating. they are forced to report a breakdown on russian sovereign bonds. the consumer financial protection bureau is investigating the reporting to credit bureaus. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn, this is bloomberg. >> credit suisse executives discussing reducing thousands of jobs globally, to cut costs raised by an additional $1 billion. let's bring in our investment editor, what we know and who will be affected. >> credit suisse is considering cutting thousands of jobs, the bank is

that's a bit the boe has targeted. >> i think lizzy burden just told me to get off my bike. very -- thank you very much indeed. all the details on what's happening in the u.k. economy. ironically was fairly easy to forget workday on the train. but you have to drive to a slightly different train station. a lot of people are working from home. it will be intriguing to see what effect that has. bank of america head of european equity strategy joins us now. what do you make of this debate. are we behind the curve or in front of the curve in terms of debate. when you look at it from an equity point of view, you've got talking about high rates in the next block. the bank of england has to go through but further. >> where do we sit, as we discussed, i think inflation the u.s. is already peaked, this is a global phenomenon. a global leader already seeing the peak. energy prices are still going up. inflation is just way too high. but what matters for equity markets is how much more we discount. i think the point of peak central bank is already behind us. that happened effectively in

this is bloomberg "surveillance." 50 from the boe. tom: that is different from the american economy. i have trouble with the equivalencies of the fed and the bank of eglin. you are an excellent -- you are an expert at this. a little bit weaker off of this historic moment. jonathon: off of expectations, moves off the base of this. 121.80. lisa: this is again a bank that has to hike into weakness. they give some support to the pound. you are seeing a little bit of support. is it enough to be disinflationary at a time in the face of incredibly high inflation, at a time that it's high on its own. jonathon: looking for a 50 basis points, just one looking for a 25 basis point hike. those are the headlines for us. outside the bank of england, it is lizzy burden. good morning. what are your take on things? >> the governor had said 50 basis points were on the table, although he did not say it was locked in. obviously, there's a lot of international pressure. it all hurt consumers. the average first-time homebuyers mortgage payment will rise 5.

it's -- boeing has turned into a china story is what i think.'ve got to get the behemoths to give you orders and then go through the trials of delivery we are in a funky place with china right now as everybody knows so i don't see any upside. >> back over to you, you sold intel. speaking of trials and tribulations the chip sector this year. what made you want to get out at this point >> so should have got out earlier. i take a lot of heat on this over the years we take the jerry maguire approach to quality which is, show me the money, meaning cash flow intel has done anything but show us the money there's been a deterioration in cash generation and the likelihood that weak cash flow persists because of intel's need to have high cap x in order to catch up with peers on technology free cash flow swung from a $6.5 billion -- swung to rather a $6.5 billion loss in 2022 to a $5 billion gain in 2021. the weak cash flow also means that intel is not cheap anymore. so we're going to move out of intel and stick with less capital intensive, more cash gener

we have seen the biggest rate hike from the boe since 1995. coming up, -- dealing with an energy crisis and water levels along the -- river could exacerbate that problem. it is a vital channel for delivery of oil, gas and coal. this could make the energy crisis worse. a russian court has found u.s. basketball star brittney griner guilty on charges of drug smuggling. greiner pleaded guilty to those charges last monday. she has been detained in russia for 24 weeks. executors earlier asked the judge for a nine and have your sentence if in fact they did find hearst -- find her guilty which the russian court has done. the u.s. has been engaging in ongoing conversations of a prisoner swap of greiner and a russian prisoner. wba star brittney griner has been found guilty of drug smuggling charges in russia. this is bloomberg. >> in case of a gas shortage, i would say we are prepared. the biggest exposure is europe, and especially germany. we can switch from gas to a mix of electricity and oil. everything up to a 50% gas shortage can be relatively easi

in boeing, dom.ood point to make here that the industrials is a very wide swath of industries. and most of them have a story that is specific to them so boeing is a recovery in that particular company and in the airline industry and then you have companies like deere which reports on friday totally separate metrics and movements to it. this is a play on the need to have plantings around the world particularly with ukraine and the destruction of their farmland there all these industrials have their own mode of forces behind them. >> jason, aerospace and defense is something you like in terms of exposure that you have. take us through the honeywell trade. >> absolutely. that is primarily why we like honeywell. i mean, they have really nice exposure to the aerospace and defense and also construction, commercial construction. you know, 2.2% dividend yield. it is down about 3% year to date trading about 23 times forward we really like these names they have about, you know, low single digit, double digit i

to the dow just because of boeing.re looking right now, we are moving down. i wonder if that is on the headlines and nancy pelosi is expected to land in taiwan in less than 24 hours from now. but they moved. i don't know if that's the headline that is moving things. >> we haven't seen the headline and it seems to coincide. it is 100 points. it is nervous. they threatened to shoot down the speaker of the house is plain and she says yeah, i am going anyway, that might engender a little bit of nervousness that does. what a great speaker. >> i know you are very supportive if we are going. i think it is a mistake. that stark market opportunities with daniel shea, vice president of options as simply trading. what do you think? we are watching the markets move lower. normally i talk about earnings, but this headline about nancy pelosi landing in taiwan, what do you think? >> we are at high risk of it being over. i look for the market to trade higher into major thing earnings which we ended up doing last week. after that exube

boeing is said to be resuming deliveries of its dreamliner jets this week. delivery comes almost two years after the result of manufacturing flaws. the first jets are set to go to american airlines after u.s. regulators gave a green light to resume orders. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: kenya's alexion races underway. we get the latest from nairobi, focusing in on emerging markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get unlimited data with 5g included for just $30 a line per month when you get 4 lines. switch to xfinity mobile today. francine: welcome back to the open. cpi in focus. u.s. inflation expectations drop. citi says we could see a 100 basis points fate -- rate hike. east africa's largest economy heads to

boeing has also averted a strike . may face further disruption after pilots voted for strikes to force a wage deal. the pilots union voted in favor of walkouts which could trigger more cancellations. a spokesperson said, constructive discussions are underway to resolve the conflict. warner bros. film topped the north american box office. the film made $23 million in its opening weekend, lower them the forecast of 26 $2 million. -- 26 nine dollars to $29 billion. when it comes to alibaba, that's the big one, toyota due out as well. alibaba seeks a primary listing in hong kong, we are expecting to report the first year to year decline when it comes to revenue. take a look, paypal, uber, airbnb, ebay, robinhood and expedia set to reveal earnings after that as well. it brings us to our question that we brought last week, which tech play has the most upside? tech versus value. 61% say value stocks may outperform tech over the next six months. 39% thought tech could be the good play. plenty more in the next hour, stay with u

phil, what's happening >> kelly, take a look at shares of boeing. sure we're going to see a ton of movement on this because we reported it last week, as did others, that the faa was expected to officially sign of o'on the inspection protocols that the company has put in place for the 787 dreamliner today the faa just a few minutes ago officially said yep, we like what we see from what boeing has put together, we are clearing these aircraft for deliveries. now, each individual aircraft will have to be still inspected by an authorized agent for the faa, but this still clears the way for the resumption of 787 dreamline deliveries and that's going to happen in the next couple of days american airlines gets the first one. so this is important, kelly, because this is a catalyst for them finally getting the dreamliners delivered again and you're going to see a big improvement over time, not initially but over time in their cash flow as they once again get the revenue coming in from deliveries of these aircraft >> great point the shares up 1.4% phil, thank

. >>> deliveries of boeing's 787 dreamliner are to resume in the coming days.ended for much of the past two years as regulators and the company reviewed a series of manufacturing flaws. about 120 of the planes have been parked while boeing tried of the nlanes as early get as tomorrow. >>> and it's been closed for six weeks, but the factory in belgium has been cled contamination. the plant supplies industry giants such as her think and unilever, but not consumers directly. that is your "cbs moneywatch" report for this tuesday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> forget the mediterranean diet. a virginia man is eating nothing but taco bell for 30 days straight. sam read, who's an athlete turned filmmaker" wants to see if he can improve his health as part of a documentary. he's halfway through the challenge and says he feels pretty good so far. >> i've got on the know the drive through employees pretty well. instead of saying, welcome to taco bell, they say, sam, you can go ahead and pull around. >> it took him a week to order e'er item on the menu, a

learning to fly overture will not be that different going from a boeing to an air bus. liz: all right. well, boeing and air bus better watch their back. i'd be interested to see how they react to this. blake, thank you very much. good to see you, and we'll be watching the company. >> thank you, liz. liz: blake scholl of boom super-er sonic. from planes to boats and lobster men are feeling the pinch when it comes to inflation. up next, we're going to travel and bring you along to the coast of maine to find out why the rising cost of your lobster roll is not translating to profits for the folks catching the crustaceans. closing bell 38 minutes away. the losses have calmed down just a bit. s&p down 54 and nasdaq 257 and dow still losing about 289 points but moderating just a bit. we're coming right back. don't go away. liz: fox business alert, we take a look at general motors and im saying this because gm is giving the signal that maybe the worst days of the pandemic is over. shares of the autogiant popping 3% after re-instating quarterly cash payments to shareholders that

some notes i have read, boe hiking the u.k. into recession. is that what you gleamed as well from this? michael: the cause from this is different but andrew bailey did something that central bankers all most never do, going into recession. it is one thing to promise to get inflation down and it is another to say a recession is coming and there will be collateral damage. it's the largest rate increase in 27 years, raising their rates by 50 basis points and forecast they would be a long, deep recession starting in the fourth quarter. inflation goes to 13% on employment to 6.3%, and that does not take fiscal policy into account. there are questions about whether they will actually -- things will actually be this bad because liz trust and others, when somebody ascends to number 10, will try to head this off. taylor: some of the criticisms if you will about maybe the boe, the fed, rates have been so zero for long that if there was a recession we would not be off enough to have room to cut if needed. do you get a sense we are now getting our way off

>>> and boeing workers back to the floor after the 11th hour strike avoidance. >>> and no signs of slowing down as countries get ready to drop their gas demand and consumers in the cross-hairs. >>> what word is mentioned in the inflation bill nearly 200 times? here is a hint it starts with a "t" and rhymes with axe this is all coming up on "worldwide exchange" for monday morning. >>> well good morning, good afternoon or good evening. as always, welcome from wherever in the world you are watching. also, welcome to august. summer is flying by. thanks for being with us good morning i'm brian sullivan let's jump into it let's get to the monday money to see if last week or month stock surge can continue right now, it is not looking like it, but it is very early. stock futures are down very slightly across the board. dow off 55 nasdaq off 45 points the major averages gaining 3 or more per scent last week dow and s&p with the best run since 2020 nasdaq up 12% in july. the question is was that the sign of the bottom in stocks or a head fake bear market rally? the best days and best weeks for the m

737 in frankfurt in frankfurt boeing 747 in baden-baden tsesna 750-2mbraers are in munich there is also an airbus a320 that was once leased a russian airline, russian planes can receive only basic maintenance, for example , to protect against unauthorized access to them serhii parho is already with us, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine, director of the center for foreign policy research, serhiy good morning good morning, what is the operational situation in kharkiv oblast how did the night pass 4,000 in total, of course it is not possible to say that everything is calm with us, but the situation of controlling the impact of operational changes compared to the previous day, during the coming week, the situation has not suffered, that is, everything is happening in tell us in advance so that we understand exactly what is happening, well, kharkiv is being shelled from belgorod every day, so what is happening in kharkiv itself and in the suburbs, uh, it has changed, shelling happens almost every day, in general, the collection is trying to lead an assault, which is the only one, o

this boeing 747300 did belong to the arabian cargo company mahan air. last year they sold it to the venezuelan firm, empress or cargo. the u. s, as it did not authorize that transaction which broke its export control laws. they want the playing confiscated. iran denies the accusations while venezuela, once the aircraft back labianca completely novel, helpful, numb in bell. the plane that was carrying out a fundamental humanitarian mission for venezuela has been kidnapped by john tina. they've robbed us on the orders of an imperialist court in the united states. bella flora, venezuela raises its voice in protest and calls for unity with the honest people of argentina. an argentine judge released 12 of the 19 crew members. 7, remain 3 venezuelans and 4 iranians. among them, the pilot columbus took a semi us believes he belongs to, the cuts force of iran's revolutionary guard, sanctioned by the u. s, but not argentina as a terror organization. it's a k shrouded in confusion and counterclaims. what we do know for now is that a boeing 747 belonging to the ve

, and when the situation with the boeing is compared with the situation at the zaporizhzhia npp, welldo you know, er, forced transfer is an acknowledgment that these are the same situations and both there and there are russian provocations and russian crimes are a more revealing attitude of the russians towards the prospect of eh well, except for the demilitarization of the nuclear power plant, that's where they generally burn terribly and when they start there, he gets hysterical about the fact that international peacekeepers will appear there. america is not. in any case, europe , just above chernobyl, is very alive, because in greece people were found who were infected by the radiation cloud, and now the meaning of the whistleblower is to establish there, you know the rhetorical one won for about three seconds, he told that the state is the aggressor, there are terrorists, he has many plans, one of them, for example, is to attract really new troops. there about uh-uh, how are forovtsev a-ah well, uh-uh actually , that’s why this hysteria would seem if the russians are sincerely wor

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as they are sold, the treasuries are going to have to cover the boe.s government cash cow is becoming a drain on the public finances. at the same time, the next trimester, liz trust likely to be, is also wanting to cut taxes, which means the boe is going to have to pull opposite levers -- to levers in opposite directions at the same time buried manus: more on the rate decision with the government this afternoon on bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪

and boeing is one of the winners of the competition to launch. they just haven't been successful in doing that. they are competing with spacex which has since to been -- which has since to be doing it better for less money. a billion dollars trash -- instead of spending a billion dollars for ash and not to get to the space station like in the old days, --. host: there was a time we relied on the russians to do that. i read you were talking about training yourself. guest: as i explained in the book, i was medically certified to go to space. this was to be a private spaceflight. it was before the shuttle accident. and the nasa space agency --. i have sponsors when i was there. lance bass from the boy band instinct showed up and we did some training, which was fun. you'll have to get the book to hear that story. host: the title of the book, you --. guest: they came to nasa because they liked what we were doing. i called him that because it was their military callsign. it was a political pose. over time we have successfully diversified nasa. host: ho

american ceo bob eisen announcing american received the first boeing 787 in over two years.does expect to get more before the year is over. cruise lines moving sharply higher some of the top performers have been on the other side of that trade as recently as yesterday look at norwegian. phil lebeau joins us now on the airlines specifically what do you hear >> reporter: look, you have a situation for the airlines where travel remains extremely strong, jet fuel prices are coming down and the airline stocks all got dinged, all of the stocks got dinged after the report of q2 results. mid to late july, the airline stocks recover that's what we've seen across the board whether it's the largest of the carriers or they're all up between 2% and 4% today. with regard the 787 dreamliner take a look at shares of boeing, ge, spirit aerosystems, honeywell. you start to see more deliveries in the next year that's why the stocks are moving higher we knew the deliveries were going to resume. that did happen today with american receiving 787 now more focus on what happens with the boeing deli

the names screened are more than 50% buy rated with more than 10% upside boeing one of two dow stocks positive last week is two-thirds buy rated with an average price target of $210 goldman sachs, the only financial to make the screen, with an average price target of 388. disney carrying 75% buy ratings still down 27% this year boris schlossberg joins us let's start with boeing today, boris. >> so boeing was a stock that you couldn't giff give away for free and now it's probably the single best stock of the three we're discussing today it's come back in a big way after the 737 disaster there's tremendous book of orders in fact its biggest problem is deliverability and that's what investors are looking at, how many planes they're starting to deliver as they ramp up production they're still behind airbus because of china, but i think that's political much more than comic issue. the rest of the world wants their products when the dreamliner comes on, it's only going to add to free cash flow. i think demand for travel and secular growth for very, very efficient airplanes will be with us.

the boeing 747300 has been held in argentina since june. it said it was carrying car parts. it belongs to the venezuelan cargo company, am for thor. we've bought it from the iranian baja hair back at the end of 2021. the argentine authorities have allowed 12 of the original 19 crew to leave the country of the 7 that remain. we of, in us wayland and poor iranian among them is the pilot's gollum rissa, gast semi who the united states accuses of being a former member of the cuts force of the iranian revolutionary god. they accused that organisation of being a terror organization is reported about the f. b i working with argentina, authorities have already searched the play. israel says at least some of the crew are involved in trafficking arms to syria and has the law in lebanon. iran denies any involvement in terrorism while there had been angry protest outside the argentine embassy in caracas with the venezuelan authorities demanding that the plane be returned. no man, it's incomplete. 2 months have passed since the hijacking of the venezuelan and radiant pilots in argentina.

no matter what the boe does, there is no way they could find support.the bank of england has several problems. citigroup said it season pete -- sees peak inflation at 18%. in the meantime, there are other problems. the economy was in a recession last quarter. even more, was interesting is the conservative election, if she wins it, she has indicated she may play with the boe mandate. investors tend to like leaders staying clear of central banks. any idea she may end up changing the mandate may not be positive. haslinda: investors want clarity. how will it play out? david: the dollar is the key driver at the moment. when fed powell comes in, he comes in very hawkish. he says let's make this really clear. we will raise rates. we're not going to cut rates next year. markets are beginning to reprice that. how does it feed into the dot plot? it was basically 3.75% was median. the chicago president is on the more dovish side. he to seize 3.75% to 4%. there is a good chance the dot plot in september goes higher which is against what the market is expecting. has

company and the institute was bought by the boeing company - these drones are capable of flying at a distance of 150 km they weigh 15 kg and can stay in the air for 24 hours. these are the complexes that we will directly direct for the needs of our artillery because these complexes are capable of to carry out reconnaissance both day and night, this is actually a system that our artillery and our artillery brigades desperately need, because in view of the active nature of the conduct of hostilities, equipped with unmanned systems in various mechanized art brigades there is from 50 to 20%, because we are losing them from the fire of the enemy and we are losing under the influence of russian rem, so that relatively speaking, the arrival of these systems will really strengthen the capabilities of our artillery and this is a significant indicator for the effective use of means of impression much higher than it is today. by the way, this eagle scan complex from the insigno company is one of the few complexes capable of such volumes, with a weight of 15 km, it can be said to be in the air f

ural made at an enterprise in the cis, and visma, which, for example, supplies metal to the american boeing as well as a manufacturer of medical equipment from switzerland and germany at the world level and the technical process in terms of manufacturing is actually used almost the same machines as in the west. eh, in general, the technology is quite high. here they already know how to make instruments for autolimology of abdominal surgery. now there are plans to produce titanium plates for extreme plasty after open brain surgery and instruments for pediatric spinal surgery. intend to re-equip the enterprise at the expense of loans with state support, when the interest rate is fully compensated from the federal budget, they also promised to help, and at the regional level , together with the ministry of finance, they found another 200 million for the purchase of equipment, especially for those enterprises that are included in our developed import substitution plan. today in the region, domestic medicine works about 20 high-tech enterprises, the number of orders after the departure of wester

as kathleen mentioned, we are getting the preview ahead of the boe.ocks gaining as we had not just a rate pass, but earnings expectations. futures looking positive, a little bit of a pop, germany up by .3%. a little bit of a pullback when it comes to trading in euro-dollar. second quarter earnings season has been ok in europe. we also have gotten the better expected data from the u.s., passing the fed commentary that is ongoing, said testing a pivot would likely be fading. geopolitics particularly for markets, house speaker nancy pelosi has moved to the relationship with south korea. but the repercussions and the reaction still being felt. for more, let's bring our chief north asia correspondent, stephen engle, in. what do we know about the military drills circling the island? >> there is a lot of wake following this. nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan, which has moved on to south korea. political wake as well as military. starting with the military. china is coming through with its promise of military drills as a show of force. in the island with six inc

the latest promising novelties and samples already tested by boeing in the patriot park , the international army forum begins its work in the opening ceremony, vladimir putin's patience will take part. why did the american delegation officially come to taiwan again how does beijing react possible attacks on the crimean bridge ukraine discussed with the head of the british ministry of defense, it took place in june. nato summit, which was openly admitted in kiev record drought in europe, as forecasters say, the strongest in 1,500 years under the threat of shipping threatens death, the crop? what are the forecasts and how do the europeans cope with such weather anomalies, patriot launched the international military-technical forum army 20-22. today, the business program for specialists has started, and from friday, everyone in uniform will be able to visit the forum sites. about 1,500 enterprises and defense organizations of the industrial complex, as well as a delegation from 72 states, will take part. in particular, visitors will see developments in the field of artificial intelligence of e

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we do not think it will be as bad as the boe is forecasting.think the government will step in and provide more support. more on the cost of living, and if -- is the next prime minister, she has pledged to cut taxes. yes, recession is our central case. alix: thanks a lot. liz martins, hsbc senior u.k. economist joining us on real wages. [laughter] a lot of volatility this month as economic data comes in from across the globe. we break it down with the head of commodity market strategy. this is berg. -- this is bloomberg. >> we think china is going to be a tailwind on growth. we see positive growth supported policy settings in china coming out of covid lockdowns, and stimulus in the months ahead. the next six to 12 months, china is going to provide stability to mobile growth that will offset slowing see elsewhere. guy: that was bhp ceo, mike henry weighing in on china's economic outlook. let's take a deeper dive into what this means for commodities. amelia, head of market strategy, joining us now. mike is positive on china, he thanks china is goi

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what kind of stations it has, and the protection circuits, including from i don’t know the largest boeinglane crash there, including there from even nuclear strikes. that is, here is the reactor building itself, it is just, well, it can withstand, but, probably, anything. as for the storage of spent nuclear fuel. that's how far still protection. maybe, uh, just counter an artillery strike. well, in fact, dry restriction of nuclear fuel waste. it seems that we have already said on the air that these are such high concrete barrels. well, visually they look exactly like that, yes. eh, about a 2.5-story building there , uh, well, they are laid in them. eh, worked out. uh, fuel cell assemblies are so-called fuel rods. that is, it is spent nuclear fuel, which, of course, can be a source. uh, pollution contamination and naturally needs isolation, then that's it, uh, these hyats themselves, uh, this hyatt itself. it's just for our viewers to understand. it 's an open area where these uh, huge ones. eh, these barrels. yes, there are narrow ones under the open sky, there are only 174 of them. this