priyanka kishore there from asia l kishore there from asia decoded.d largest industrial polluter accounting for 10% of global pollution ranking higher than emissions from air travel. but the british men's wear design told my colleagues that he is hoping to usher in a cultural shift from fast fashion and slow fashion and urging other fashion and urging other fashion brands to follow suit. sow what we're trying to do is to encourage and is big piece of education, our customers to bring their clothing back to us when they finished with it. and then we will decide on what the afterlife process is for that piece of clothing. the idea was to tell our customer, look, if you finished with thing something, you might have bought something you don't really wear that much or it might be thread bare and you worn it to absolute death, because we use a lot of pure fabrics, we can offer many different types end—use for the clothing. so, yes, we're encouraging and educating, trying to educate, our customers that this is a really good idea. customers that this is a rea

we spoke with economist priyanka kishore from research company asia decoded. focus will be on the us. i she said a lot of focus will be on the us-— on the us. i expect headline inflation in _ on the us. i expect headline inflation in the _ on the us. i expect headline inflation in the us _ on the us. i expect headline inflation in the us will- on the us. i expect headlinel inflation in the us will appear to diversity of seen rising energy crisis that means month on month inflation will remain elevated and at ed headline level. on a worldwide basis you could see the headline inched up could see the headline inched up again to around 3.2% from three point 2% last month. on the other hand it will be supported declining inflation will be supported by slowing shelter inflation and decline in used prices. that actually keeps in place the support class from fed even if you know headline inflation remains around 3% over the rest of the year,. however given the strength of the us level market supply chain disruptions, there is no urgency for the fed to cut at this poin