u. k. prices of food and now at more than a 45 year high, that last driven by a shortage of vegetables. overall, inflation rate increase unexpectedly in february after 3 months because of high food and energy bills. and all this could prompt the bank of england to raise interest rates on the 1st day, not in bava, has moved from london will after several months of falling inflation. this is something of a surprise and it poses a headache for the bank of england, which has already raised interest rates 10 times since december battling double digit inflation. so the headlong figure in them yet a february 10 point 4 percent rising prices. 3 things driving that really, 1st in the hospitality sector, rising prices for alcohol and then food and non alcoholic drinks. for example, there been shortages of some vegetable from southern europe, partly due to supply chain issues linked to breaks it. partly bad weather and rises in general for food are over 80 percent. so that's going to hit the low income households, the hardest. and then you've got rises in clothing and footwear, particularly for ch

u. k. prices of food and now at a more than $45.00. yeah. hi. not largely driven by shortage of vegetables. the overall inflation rate increased unexpectedly in february after 3 months because of high food and energy bills. and all this could, from the bank of england to raise interest rates on the 1st name and in the coming our own eyes will be on the u. s. federal reserve, which will also decide if it's raising its interest rate, and by how much it use it as a tool to call inflation. which piqued last year, but it's still stubbornly high. the cost of living has soared and millions of americans are struggling. the federal reserve has been increasing interest rate, so people start saving more and buying less. it's one of the ways banks around the world try to curve inflation. and recent failure of us banks has put pressure on the fed to stop increasing rates and risk further spook in the markets. and this is raising phase of a repeat of the 2008 global financial crisis, more people and now searching the term, financial crisis online francais, co

u. k. price his own food and now at more than a 45 year high as 90 driven by a shortage of vegetables. overall inflation rate increased unexpectedly in february after 3 months. because of high feed and energy bills, and this could prompt the bank of england to raise interest rates on 1st name. as chris lie to our correspondent nadine barber, he's standing by for it in london at him to what extent as this jump in inflation court expense by surprise. to large extent, i think as you mentioned, there had been several months of a drop in double digit inflation. so it's of year to january. it was still 10 point one percent. now it's gone up to 10.4 percent of the year to february presenting a dilemma for the bank of england here in the city of london, which meets on thursday to decide what to do with interest rates. they've actually increased them 10 times since december fighting inflation. it was thought they might hold them steady because of the banking uncertainties in the last couple of weeks now. not so sure what's driving this inflation well, largely 3 things. firstly, hospitality main

u partners are not completely happy with the situation due to the economic issues that germany has suffered in particular with energy prices. the u. k. has been hit with energy prices going up. and this is all a result of the sanctions and the ongoing war in the you in the ukraine, and the u. s. isn't letting its partners out of this situation. so it's putting pressure on nato much more, i think, than it's putting pressure on russia. well yeah, it's a very interesting point, george, and i've always said that nato was never, never designed actually to fight a war like disappear power. ok. it was a, i'm in georgia, i bit older. it was always kind of it a bit of a dinner club. okay. it wasn't designed to do actually be a military, i mean in a, in a conventional sense. it was more political and, and this is what they faced georgia. let's talk about the issue of d. i d notification because that's the the 2nd prong that is have been never really been discussed much in the west. they just think is frivolous. but you and i know exactly what that means. the recipe regime change. you cannot have the current regime still in power. ok, and that

related to a strong cost of living, squeeze that the company is facing. region prices of energy have increased more in, in u. k, than in comparable countries while we're just not keeping up with prices. but there, yes, there is not what we're issue was basically because the reason data price on an upside . what about if we look at europe in a comparative sense, how are different european economies expected to fair differently in the coming years? i mean this, we can guess they did the free, big european countries, france, italy, and germany. we see that this year growth is weaker in germany, been in the other 2 countries, mostly because gemini has been taken most strongly, not by the repercussions of the war. it is obviously more dependent on russian gas . it is also more interlinked gilbert supply chain. so also, you know, the bottlenecks supply chain closing off the chinese economy last year. these had lodging, gemini, then on the other 2 countries. but today, going forward a gemini will also benefit more from the re opening of supply chain, some very opening in china. and there's also a very strong export o

u. k. u. k. policy makers, me to step up at the same time. grocers have been loath to pay suppliers more as they compete for market share against one another. are higher prices, one of the clear ways out of this to encourage more growing as well, higher prices that households are gonna have to bear. yeah, that, that would be one of the market solutions clearly as no growers get the pricing, know that it's worth to plan more. you know, that is there's a strong incentive to rental production domestic view as well. but there still, you know, the limited supply side on the labor supply is an issue. you can get people to pick the fruit and batch, you know, also higher prices are not really helping, at least not in the short term. you know, it would need to fall off you so that you could pay higher wages so that it's worth what people to come here. so it's going to take a while. i think there's 2 and a lot of the suppliers that kind of in the market to reduce volatility. you don't want to know prices going up and down a lot. so it's going to be interesting to see how quickly they can settle. all right, that's kind of i thought with the center for economics and bus

u. k. food prices and now as a more than 45 year high, that's largely driven by a shortage of vegetables. the overall inflation rates increase unexpectedly in february after 3 months because of high food and energy bills. and all this could prompt the bank of england to raise interest rates there on thursday. the dean baba has more from london will after several months of falling inflation. this is something of a surprise and it poses a headache for the bank of england, which has already raised interest rates 10 times since december battling double digit inflation. so the headline figuring them yet a february 10 point 4 percent rising prices, 3 things driving that really 1st in the hospitality sector, rising prices for alcohol and then food and non alcoholic drinks. for example, there been shortages of some vegetables from southern europe, partly due to supply chain issues linked to breaks it. partly bad weather and rises in general for food are over 80 percent. so that's going to hit the low income households, the hardest. and then you've got rises in clothing and footwear, particularly

price spiral. and, and i also look at inflation here in the u. k. the numbers went up from $10.00 to $10.00, but it's becoming more of a service sector, wage price spiral, and you know, rent and hotels is up 12 percent. food prices went from 16.8 percent year over year and inflation in january to $18.00 in february. and you see similar numbers in the us. so it doesn't. i think pals trying to show some optimism and hoping that inflation will, will come down to the 2 percent target this year. but i just don't see that in the data. and you also have continued hostility to the supply side. so, you know, as long as you keep over taxing and taking money out of the private sector into government was bailouts and, and, you know, subsidies and all kinds of government intervention. you know, i, i don't think that the, the supply side is going to improve. therefore, the only thing they have to do, the only tool in the kid is to reduce the demand side by raising rates. and that's unfortunate, but it's the only tool they have. so what is your prediction on? right

prices . even here, here in the u. k. you know, it went from a 50 percent year over year increase or $50.00 to $48.00 in february. that's helpful, but it's still an enormous burden on consumers and businesses, both in the u. s. and the u. k. i want to just go back to the u. s. banking system for a moment. we had some interesting comments from john yellen. recently the us treasury secretary saying the regulators are looking to provide blanket to posit insurance to stabilize the u. s. financial system. do you think they are doing enough to stabilize the banks? yes, i think there, i mean, look, there's whatever you want to call them. you know, 2 weeks ago with s t b and signature, they're bailouts, they're back stops. and they're guarantees. and you also see huge subsidies in the u. s. economy right now with the so called inflation reduction, which is basically the green new deal. you know, that's, that's based favoring certain industries, but just creating so much liquidity. and that's really been the problem, the last 3 ye

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u. k. in london, it's vicky price chief economic adviser at the center for economics and business research in oxford is nikita suit, who is professor politics the politics of development at the university of oxford and also in london. is chris with the chief executive officer of macro advisory and independent global advisory firm? welcome to all of you, great to have you had to have this important discussion. so indicator. first of all, at 1st, how important an event was this for a prime minister modi for his domestic audience domestically? the g 20 presidency is very important for prime minister more be for india, that bill boards no hailing and the 20 president all across the country. you cannot miss it on these boards index projecting itself as a visual google or a leader of the world and won't be of course you noise on all those posters as well . all of this is important for me would be because india goes to the polls in 2024 . so next would be would like the momentum from the g d and his projection of himself or the stamps, to carry him into his office board for the international stan

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u. k. a comes just a day after the announcement that inflation went up last month hitting 10.4 percent . it was driven by high food and energy prices. poor brennan has more from london u. k. interest rates were already at a 14 year high before today's monetary policy committee meeting. and this 11th consecutive monthly rise puts more pressure on beleaguered businesses and you came mortgage holders. but the policy makers here at the bank of england really had their hands forced by recent economic data. firstly, there was an unexpected increase in inflation up to 10.4 percent announced on wednesday when many economists expected it to fall below 10 percent. second of all, various food inflation and that's running even higher than headline inflation. the latest increase 18 percent in the price of fresh food and non alcoholic drinks. and the cost to borrowers is also significant. the average tracker mortgage compared to december 2021. now $394.00 pounds per month, more expensive for mortgage holders, them or borrowing pain for businesses and mortgage holders here. and you can least in the short term. but there are some signs for optimis

of the problems that we suffer in the art world for that turn a prize, you know, this price that's given in the u. k. now, there are 5 groups of collective artists. what that proposes is that ot is a social medium which can bring social change and renewal that perhaps is one way out of this capitalist takeover. well, that's our, our big pic yet, is it not only relate to art, of course relate all everything on today's corporate culture under those whole political situation, economic situation. the all been pushed by is a classic capitalism or a state capital or rank as the new york capital wreck, they all know and the world has new structures, you know, and they're so powerful. they're basically designed are life law or behaving or knowledge education. and of course, in general art art as being used us decorative idea to make satisfaction over the brochure, our society and is always being serve us for the rich and powerful soul, i think is our depends on individual art has it's not about wanting to sell lowball does the message correct about the, you know, you're always con crating your message. i th

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