fitch downgraded ukraine's long-term ratings to c.suggests that the country is on the verge of default. the agency expects that the ukrainian authorities will not service the external debt, including payment of coupons on eurobonds maturing in the twenty-sixth year. it is scheduled for the first of august. fitch also expects the budget deficit this year to be high at 17%. gdp, and the continuation of hostilities will maintain the country's increased dependence on external financing. in russia, the volume of trading in unpopular stocks has increased sharply. we are talking about securities of third-tier companies with low liquidity, writes rbc. sharp jumps in prices and volumes are observed in the shares of global truck, the united railcar company and mostotrest. experts explain this by a lull in trading in the main most liquid shares before the central bank meeting. net profit. the company earned 20 billion rubles, according to the report according to russian standards, an increase in revenue of 23%, a total of 20 billion. as for prod

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fitch credit rating agency recently lowered the rating of 5 banks of the zionist regime.the data of the central bureau of statistics of the zionist regime show that the local economy of this regime decreased by 20% in the fourth quarter of the attack on gaza. nicolás maduro won the third consecutive term in the presidential elections of venezuela . the election commission of venezuela announced that maduro won the presidential election of this country by obtaining 51 votes. presidential election it was held yesterday with the presence of 8 candidates, in which current president nicolás maduro and the candidate of the united socialist party and edmundo gonzález, the candidate of the opposition coalition, were the main competitors. edmondo gonzales said that the election results cannot be denied. new course. the german national railway company will eliminate 30,000 job opportunities in the next 5 years. reports indicate a loss of one billion euros for this company in the first half of this year. the head of the group of mortgage companies in germany, the main reason for the

the fitch agency downgraded ukraine’s credit rating to level c, an inevitable default, due to the restructuringternational bonds for more than $20 billion. creditors agreed to write off 37% of the debt instead of 60, which kiev had previously insisted on. over the next 3 years , it will be possible to save more than 11 billion in payments almost 23 until... 2033. at the same time , the country's economy is losing the remnants of its independence, experts are sure. the only thing americans can do is continue to protect their assets, continue to protect their investments, this is the classic debt-for-equity exchange, which perkins once wrote about in his book about the economic killer when creditors, american, they require the debtor to control the prepayments, on... not only is there not enough money, but also electricity. the crisis is intensifying every day, tightening the shutdown schedules. the lack of power forces us to ask for support from neighbors who supply resources to tridrogs. in addition to regular supplies, emergency assistance has to be involved. according to the financial times,

fitch also expects the budget deficit to be high this year. at the level of 17% of gdp.lities will maintain the country's increased dependence on external financing. damage due to the failure of windows in the united states exceeded $5 billion, raiter writes about this with reference to the parametrix company. they noted that insurance payments will cover only 10-20% of real financial losses. as for global damage, it could already reach $15 billion. let me remind you that on friday, about 8.5 million devices running the windows operating system were out of order due to a glitch. it affected airlines, banks, hospitals and others enterprises. it was economic news, briefly. the kremlin doubts that the middle east needs an alliance similar to nato. this was stated by presidential press secretary dmitry peskov. earlier, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu voiced a proposal to create some kind of alliance to counterbalance iran. and we will discuss this topic now with the senator, co-chairman of the group on cooperation between the federation council and the iranian parl

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fitch also expects the budget deficit this year to be high at 17% of gdp. hostilities will maintain the country's increased dependence on external financing. industrial production in russia according to... these are rosstat data. the main driver was processing, in particular industries related to the defense industry. the leaders in terms of growth rates were the production of finished metal products , plus 36%. computers here grew by 35, and also motor vehicles by 27%. the russians won the first clear stream class action lawsuit to unlock assets. in total, they wanted to recover 200 million rubles from the depositary. said the claim was partially for 3,300,000. it took 11 months to resolve the case. previously, arbitration courts satisfied only the demands of legal entities, and rejected private investors. let me remind you that russian assets have been frozen in european depositories since the spring of 22. and the revenue of the magnitogorsk iron and steel works in the first half of the year increased by 18%. she reached 417 billion rubles said in the re

the fitch agency downgraded ukraine’s credit rating to level c, an inevitable default due to the restructuringnts are a classic exchange of debts, as perkins once wrote about in his book the test of an economic killer, when creditors american ones, they demand... from the debtor control over debts, over the economy, over socio-political life, for some time this is possible, this is how we see it now. not only is there not enough money, but also electricity. the crisis is intensifying every day, already exhausting the shutdown schedules. the lack of power forces us to ask for support from neighbors who supply resources to tridrogs. in addition to regular supplies , emergency assistance must be involved. according to the financial times, since the beginning of the twenty- second year. not enough to decide problem, despite the fact that over the year it has grown almost 20 times. kiev wants to further increase supplies, but it is becoming unprofitable for the european union to spend its power on this; it itself suffers from a lack of energy for trying to abandon russian sources. europe can't even

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, improved the way we return these funds, so in that context i think it's very good news, although fitchs a rating agency that did not wait until the end of our negotiations already. rated us that the default is imminent, ugh, yes, we lost sound, panel, for a second, we see you, but we do not hear you, now we will try to debug, now we will restore contact with mr. ilya, in the meantime, our viewers are super fast, and what i can say dear friends, more than 50,000, by several hundred, but you and i did it today, this does not mean that... it's time to stop, you can actually do it before the end of our participation on the air on the espresso tv channel, join with your hryvnia, we work until 5:00 p.m. on the air with andriy, so scan the qr code while you see it on the screens, in the meantime, galina yanchenko, who could not join us today, is a member of parliament, so there is no elina sodovskyi, we have problems with. .. i want to say that she was at the social yesterday she also spoke about economic mobilization, she said that a balance must be sought, the draft law is already completel

just say the humbug where it was likely just waiting on fate fitch and did not attack that, but all right, that's it from a dime until the weather is coming up next. then inside story, examine the role of the race and gender plays in us politics. that's come to how his game supports for the white house, such as, thanks so much and by the, the, there's a hot wind blowing across the band straight through to the rocks that's coming down through the gulf. that is super charging temperatures here. running a fever in terms of his temperature, so we take a closer look. great. so over the next few days are temperature wobbling around 50 degrees. and for us here in doha, we'll lock into 47 degrees for the next 3 days or so. but it's also hot at night. that's part of the problem here. part of the danger is no real relief. also hot for is becca stands capital tashkent at 40 that's hotter than you should be at this time of year. and have to put this on your radar. there is more rain coming for 30 as black sea coast. there's been some flooding here as of late to get some heavy falls of rain on wednesd

. >> abercrombie and fitch they got an upgrade to the equivalent of price target 194 they see stronghollister having a turnaround. >> vice president, the hearers will hit the campaign trail tomorrow in milwaukee, she wants to be the democrats nominee for president, alexis ms. angela mcadams is in wisconsin, are the democrats in wisconsin endorsing harris. >> we are getting new names on endorsements as it rolls and throughout this morning we were just in milwaukee for the rnc, back here, the hearers could be in wisconsin tomorrow take a look this is who is rolling in from the dairy state to endorser, governor tony angers endorsing harris saying vice president kamala harris is a tenacious leader who has vigorously defended democracy and for the freedoms we hold dear and work tirelessly to do the right thing and deliver for us, this came after this morning only an hour ago that he had said everything to thank president biden for his service but did not endorse kamala harris kamala harris is expected to appear in wisconsin which would be the fifth visit to the state so far this year, wis

, and i never do this, far from the maddening crowd, not that anyone, the one from 1967 with peter fitchsee these days. it's subtle. let's do tax. hayti from lexington, south carolina, "trick bet-david is a political genius. best advice other than your mother's. >> president joe biden:." [laughter] frenzy from -- what happens when you so if a white person doesn't vote harris then i assume they ain't white. [laughter] >> jesse: karen from kansas, "jesse, you're not you white dude. your 1% black. ." no, 0.1%. i'm 0 pointer 1% sub-saharan african. karen from california, "as a true karen, karen for kamala is by far the most offensive use of my name, and we remove the letters." i'm sorry your name is karen. and not for your name is karen but understory that whole parenting got your name. sarah from lynchburg, "is normal as i people burn our flag and embrace socialism and wide open borders, the let's be weird." that's make america weird again." mike from nicole brown, pennsylvania -- that can be a weird place -- related, "so vance is weird but not rachel levine or sticky samuel nelson." [laugh

you once again got an increase in the credit rating from fitch.on this investigation into what went down on that assassination attempt on president trump. the "wall street journal" says it's the gross incompetence of the secret service. last week christopher wray basically try to throw doubt in the whole thing, questioning whether or not he was actually shot. of course, last week we had ron johnson, senator from wisconsin, here the talk about what he is seeing in his preliminary if investigation. he said, look, they had the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms get the pictures of the dead shooter. the the secret service wasn't even at the early meeting. the fbi had to correct the record, come out with a statement, yes, of course, trump was shot. your thoughts on that. >> i think these agencies have lost the trust of the american people. go back9 to the las vegas shooter. we never learned a thing about him. you look at the congressional a baseball shooting. i was on that team, steve scalise got shot. for years the fbi said it was the suicide by

when you have starting fitching like that it condition get you on a roll. >> i feel like our pitchingher just like we taught thought it would. i mean, we look really good. >> reporter: jorge soler is out and former a. is in mark canna. the giants will rely on youth and development and a guy familiar with the bay area. >> he's the kind of guy that you don't particularly care for on the other side and you love him when he's on your team. and he's -- so excited about coming back to the bay area. >> i think what our playoff odds are telling us is we've got to have a big run in us. and if we do, we'll be there and if we don't, we won't. >>> all right. time right now 6:27 in the morning. evacuees returning home after the park fire. lot of destruction and a lot of emotion. our kevin ko will join us live from the scene with the latest on that very human story. >>> and here's a live look outside before we head to break. oh my gosh, look at this gorgeous view of the sun. and the clouds. what a way to wake up on this w (vo) fargo, is the new virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come o

one economist at fitch saying slowly but surely labor market conditions are cooling.you mentioned, yes, 206,000 jobs added in the month of june. that was basically in line with what economists had expected of 200,000. here's what people are watching closely. the unemployment rate ticking up a little bit to 4.1%. you're going to see some headlines that say we haven't seen the unemployment rate above 4% in over two years. when you look at the historical context, here's the unemployment rate over the last five years, this is still historically quite low and much lower than the 15% unemployment rate that we saw when the pandemic was happening and led to a quite unusual economy. when we unpack this and take a look at the individual industries where we saw the job gains in the month, this is very interesting. the biggest jobs gains driver in this month was government hires, around 70,000 added in the month. again, this is for june. health care also adding almost 50,000 construction jobs, adding 27,000, but interestingly, leisure and hospitality, these are bars and restauran

a short time later, our destroyer fitch appeared close by. she was firing to port while her crews bravely and skillfully picked up quarrymen to starboard. a sailor pulled me aboard, and all the crew treated me and other sailors with great care and support. i learned from my close friend and shipmates -- i learned i close friends and shipmates had been killed by shrapnel while in the water. [applause] >> john robert "bob" lauder, company d, 29th division, omaha beach. we loaded into our assigned spaces of the landing craft and were lowered into the sea. the channel was extremely rough, and it was not long before we had to help crafts pumped by bailing water with our helmets. spray blew in. soon we were soaking wet. i could see the battleship texas firing is 14-inch guns into the coastline. in minutes, the giant swell from the recoil of those guns nearly slumped us and then added to the sickness and misery. about 200 or 300 yards from shore, we encountered artillery fire. the craft receded, plowing through the choppy water as far as it could go

dani: you do not strike me as someone who spent a lot of time in april, and fitch -- you're talking aboutqueeze being part of it. but what we are seeing the squeeze is on the most short sto cks. what we have not seen the squeezes the over positioning of the mag 7. those are made mostly flat. can that remain? dan: first of all, you look at apple and tesla in particular, they are overbought, and certainly -- like small caps, probably in need of a breather. there is an argument from a money flow standpoint. money can come out of the megacap and into the rest of the market without there being a huge dislocation in the indices. at the same time, if you will have some sort of decline in nvidia, apple, etc., for the most part, no matter how well the rest of the market does, at best, you trade flat. at worst, you trade down a bit, even if things look better than the headline suggests, akin to the weight it is now. dani: bank of america points out mag 7 earnings will slow down for the first time in a while, and the 493 will catch up from a low base. will that help this rotation? dan: it will. we h