but we are not only asking imf. we are also going to ask world bank.going to ask asian development bank. jica and european union and other bilaterals. so, you know, let's talk about the banks because they are plagued by growing non—performing loans, you know, low liquidity. powerful businessmen who had links to the previous government are some of the wilful defaulters at this point in time. there's been a flight of deposits as well. what are some of the big banking reforms that you have in mind that you will bring about in the next few months? it's not the benign neglect, it is a designed robbery of the financial system. it's like a...it�*s like they have discovered the honeypot and, and engaged some, some people to engineer, to take the honey out of the box. one effort would be, of course, to try to take people to task and get the money back. while doing this in parallel, we will have to reconstruct the banking system. so we are trying to establish a banking commission and work out programme which will involve change of board, change of management, ch

another example, i used to work at the imf, a global institution.e be going in a direction where countries see those situations like china and that influence withdraws and decides to run its relationships in a different way? we have seen a bit of that in the debate on the common framework and the issue of sovereign debt in less developed countries and we could be going in that direction if europe gets weaker. >> sounds like it would be harder to resolve conflict, both security and economic. >> it gets more difficult because without a shared sense of the rules, as has been happening with the wto, who is on the phone to the conflict? >> draw that out a bit more. imf, wto, wto, let's add nato to the mix. what does it mean for all of these organizations? >> nato is another example that it goes back to what i said about self-insurance. the world is better off if there is a project where there's joint interests. if there isn't a common project without joint interests, each country says i will take care of myself and do more self-insurance. self-insurance

fortunately, the multilateral organisations, most prominently the imf, is there, and that immediatelyates some comfort, that money is not going to run dry, the imf is going to step in, should the need arise. but all of this is a short window. it is an opportunity, because the authoritarian regime, which i think is the primary reason why this took place, it was not the economy, the economy was a trigger. fortunately, it was really fortunate for bangladesh, that the authoritarian leader has gone, and the time has come to restore the economy, and confidence, and the economy, let me, steve, also point out, over the last ten years, give up the last two years, over the last say eight years, ten years before that, the economy was doing very well. bangladesh was growing extremely well, but capital income, neck to neck with india, which was unimaginable ten years ago. so the task now is an immediate task that the country has to go back to with the interim government. global youth unemployment levels are at its lowest level in 15 years. that's according to a new report by the international labo

like us to just behave like rational actor instead of..." yeah, rolling ahead with this nato and and imf world bank model that has dominated since world war ii, because the rest of the world is pretty much over that by now. i don't think uh netanyahu made an argument that iran uh is a threat to the united states, he could easily have been talking about his own country when he said it's barbarism against civilization. i mean his, the behavior of his idf is utterly barbaric, we don't have to go into the details, all know uh what the facts uh show. i also don't think he made the case that iran is a threat to israel. isn't iran just a country that wants to be okay, ultra-religious, but prosperous and left alone. yeah, i think that's most countries these days would just like to be left alone, and in the middle east, it's pretty much, it's almost impossible for any country to be left alone. because well since israel's foundation in 1948 when it was established through the same kind of violence and cleansing that we're seeing play out now during this war, it's just been a constant. a stream of

he was actually able to win the presidency in argentina, he's not only sold out his country to the imf and is accepting imf loans, now has higher inflation than venezuela and is facing street. test himself, but more recently, in this past week, javier malay got caught shipping argentina's sovereign gold supply offshore. now who, what kind of leader does that? i'm not sure. he wouldn't even say where it went, i'm willing to bet it was the bank of england, but this is now a controversy in argentina, so i think this shows two models for development or leadership in latin america. yes, the venezuelan government has its own issues, they they would admit that there's corruption. and and that they're fighting their own battles internally, but at least that it's up to them that there's still a sovereign nation trying to get their sovereign gold reserve deposits back as a result facing all this pressure externally, whereas argentina very warmly praised by elon musk and many figures in in alternative media, but is actually in many ways selling out his nation, i there's some link there too betwee

$3 billion by the end of july it exceeded $155, and on september 4, the country will be visited by imfntatives to make a decision on the next a tranche of over a billion from a credit program, which is designed for more than 15.5 billion dollars, an endless run in circles, yes , some additional bonds are issued, or direct injections, yes, through the international monetary fund, which will continue to credit ukraine for a certain amount, another imf commission will arrive, which will assess the state of ukraine, will say that everything is very good, and they will give money, while the economy of ukraine is already practically in ruins. experts note: the energy crisis is intensifying, industry is falling, goods are becoming more expensive, and manipulations with the state debt add to this the loss of the remains of reputation. at the same time , the west is getting new. opportunities to take away ukraine's resources? by and large , ukraine is not a state anyway, it is already a territory with a set of resources under external management, so the process continues, just the process of pr

policy, which would be impossible, helps russia achieve noticeable results. under the dictates of the imf a large borrower as the international monetary the fund, why it is bad, is that it set its own conditions within which the government must act, and if the government did not fulfill the conditions of the imf, then the government debt was recalled, that is, we had to urgently pay it off, that is, return it, and so as not to there was no external pressure, so we very quickly got rid of these debts. which created precisely this external pressure. as a result, debt pressure from the west gave way to sanctions, and even in this case , over the 10 years under the embargo, russia has shown growth. the russian economy, despite sanctions pressure, is growing quite confidently. and the last role in economic growth is played by the increase in consumer income of the population, incomes are growing, so the population is also spending more actively. there are positive processes in russian industry, industrial production in a number of sectors is growing quite actively, so far, in general, growth r

and the imf mission is going to ukraine. more on that in a moment. this is a column about money. during the war, i am oleksandr morchavka. about today's economic news. i will tell you in the next few minutes. therefore. nuclear units went offline during a massive russian attack on august 26. this is stated in an official statement to magate. we are talking about the shutdown of power units at the rivne and south ukrainian nuclear power plants. the power of the substation has decreased significantly. that is why our government is calling on the magathe respond immediately to russian terror. and here are some. power units of thermal power plants cannot be restored in the foreseeable future, ukraine will not have time to rebuild all the necessary generation by winter. this was announced by the head of ukrenergo volodymyr kudrytskyi. repairs can last from several weeks, months or even up to two years. currently, 9 gigawatts of capacity are missing. however, there is an option to import electricity, and this will significantly help our country to get through the heating season, he bel

and if the government did not comply with the imf conditions. then the government debt was recalled,f, that is, return it, and so that there was no external pressure, accordingly, we very quickly got rid of these debts, which created precisely this external pressure, as a result, debt pressure from western countries was replaced by sanctions, and even in this case, for 10 years under the russian embargo shows growth. the russian economy, despite sanctions pressure , is growing quite confidently. that is why it can develop calmly. in the global economy, states, just like people, sometimes also have to make a choice: work for yourself or work for someone else? well, in this case, we even know this guy 's name, uncle sam. thank you, kostya, it was konstantin churikov with a story about how important it is to pay your loans on time. next, to the news marked urgent and this is economic news: the cost of bitcoin falls by 17%. falling below the $50,000 mark for the first time since february. and in continuation of more economic news. the price of brand oil on the london ice exchange dropped

very recently, for example, the imf came out with a report talking about the benefits of migration. toncreases in the cost of skilled labour across the board, both skilled and unskilled, we're seeing it. and of course, the numbers in the uk aren't only about labour, it's the hong kong people... just for a second, because you just raised a point which is very close to my home, literally, you talk about the importance of bringing in migrant workers to do fruit picking, agricultural work. i'm from lincolnshire in the east of england. my nearest town to my home farm was boston. boston recently voted for a reform mp. thousands and thousands of mostly east european, low wage migrant workers live in boston. it has over years generated tension and alienation with the local population. you talk about the big picture net economic gain effect. many local people close to my home talk about cultural fragmentation, a lack of identity, not really recognising the town they used to know. do you get that? yes, i think i do. and i think, you know, it's right that people voice their concerns. if you ask t

in education, uh, health, infrastructure, all the stuff we're told that with the world bank and the imf support, but he did that by doing enacting policies which were totally contradictory to what you're told you should do by these institutions, which is he nationalized huge amounts of industries, public investment, and he was eventually even praised by the world bank and imf because of the economic success, but the chapter in the book is about how the united states, the racket were trying to destroy him and very nearly did, there was a there was an attempted coup in 2008. so two years into his presidency and there was all sorts of uh subversion happening and and and the book goes into it in very sort of granular detail and you can be specific about this, this racket which enforces us corporate power and western corporate power in has they have names like the us aid, national endowerment for democracy, cia, us embassy, all these different actors have huge huge role in in in guiding democracy, to into the interest of the americans, and the the the the amazing thing is, i think that the b

very recently, for example, the imf came out with a report talking about the benefits of migration.tain groups, but whole sectors would be deprived. we've seen what happened in the uk with agriculture when there weren't enough fruit pickers and strawberry pickers. we've seen what's happening in the nhs with the shortage of nurses and doctors, we're seeing it in construction, and how it's led to increases in the cost of skilled labour. across the board, both skilled and unskilled, we're seeing it. and of course, the numbers in the uk aren't only about labour, it's the hong kong people... can i stop you just for a second? yeah. because you've just raised a point which is very close to my home, literally. you talk about the importance of bringing in migrant workers to do fruit picking, agricultural work. i'm from lincolnshire in the east of england. my nearest town to my home farm was boston. boston recently voted for a reform mp. thousands and thousands of mostly east european, low—wage migrant workers live in boston. it has over years generated tension and alienation with the local p

amounts of industries, public investment, and he was eventually even praised by the world bank and imf because of the economic success, but the chapter in the book is about how the united states, the racket were trying to destroy him and very nearly did, there was a there was an attempted coup in 2008, so two years into his presidency, and there was all sorts of uh subversion happening and and and the book goes into it in very sort of granular detail and you can be specific about this, this racket which enforces us corporate power and western corporate power in has they have names like the usaid national endowerment for democracy, cia, us embasy, all these different actors have huge huge role in in in guiding democracy to into the interest of the americans and the amazing thing is you, i think that the best way to understand systems is when they stop operating as they should, and ever morales was the system not operated, not operating as it should, and what happened, all those institutions that were told promote democracy and freedom like usa, national end for democracy, they had to co

nearly $7 million of financial aid comes from imf and the world bank which bangladesh needs to keep flowingeconomy. now, as the dust settles and the interim government is formed, the focus in bangladesh will shift to bringing economic stability, taming inflation and keeping the public united. yunus will have his hands full. let's bring in lutfey siddiqi. he outlines what went wrong. the company had strong fundamentals but once the global headwinds disappeared particularly after the ukraine—russia war, and energy rates up and in particularly an attempt to tackle the head winds far particular particularly prior to the election, two years prior, there's been an attempt at hyper management of the economy, which has resulted in mismanagement and huge inbalances. that created an economic tinderbox for a large unemployed population and underemployed among the young. that needed to be dealt with. i believe that was the real root of the movement in the last month was economic. yunust father of _ month was economic. yunust father of micro-finance - father of micro—finance accepted a role in the gover

nearly $7 million of financial aid comes from imf and the world bank which bangladesh needs to keep flowing dust settles and the interim government is formed, the focus in bangladesh will shift to bringing economic stability, taming inflation and keeping the public united. yunus will have his hands full. mike short has pushed back delta seeking compensation. last week delta ceo attributed microsoft and crowdstrike to have caused the cancellation of thousands of flights and sought damages. 0n 6 august microsoft through a lawyer stated that delta's older it infrastructure slowed down recovery from the black—out. no lawsuit has been filed by either party. we are keeping a close eye on markets in asia to see what happens. and whether it follows us markets, a slight rebound down just under 2% there. that's all for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. of now the catch up. today scotland exam results chaos. and skye brown skates to bronze. we start with the riots in the uk. the person in charge of prosecutions here, says they are considering a terrorism charge for rioters. loads ha

now they are blocking key shipping channels with the help of children's drones, yes, against the us imfa failure, a failure, and i remember this moment, in 2015 i spoke in iowa, when i heard about the events in yemen and immediately thought: "god, i hope we do not get into another proxy war, but ..." we got into it, the war has been going on for three presidential administration and this war has only strengthened the position of iran in yemen, namely, which is giving weapons to the houthis and is ready to give more. and when we get into proxy wars, that is basically what happens. yes, our system is based in many ways on the british system. we have a bicameral legislature, we have a supreme leader, but in the british system, the king, the supreme leader, can declare wars independently and unilaterally, our constitution requires that wars be declared by congress. so, we have never made a decision to use military forces and did not declare war on yemen, they used all the other ones that existed. and that's exactly how it happened, interestingly, that i found myself some interesting allies

the 2011 rape charge against maid put an end to the political ambitions of imf chief dominique strauscannand forced him to resign. in 2010 , a criminal case was brought against wikileaks founder julian assange a criminal case of rape, according to a statement by swedish anna ardin. the case marked the beginning of a series of arrests and many years of imprisonment for assange, while the original rape case in sweden was simply closed nine years later due to a lack of serious evidence. assange's associate, australian mp adrian macrae, believes that durov's arrest is a step by the west towards total control over freedom of speech. pasha's arrest, a frightening development within the framework of an increasingly dystopian model in which western governments and intelligence services are moving aggressively toward total censorship and state control of thoughts, opinions, and what not. support, this is a big step, it is very difficult for an outside observer, like me, without knowledge, to believe that macron could or would do this without the support or at least the consent of the biden adminis

now they are blocking key shipping channels with the help of children's drones. yes, against the us imfi remember this moment in 2015, i do. when i spoke in iowa, when i heard about the events in yemen and immediately thought: “lord, i hope we don’t get into another proxy war, but we did, the war has been dragging on for three presidential administrations, and this war has only strengthened iran’s position in yemen, namely, which gives weapons to the houthis and is ready to give even more. and when we get into proxy wars, this is basically what happens. yes, our system is largely based on the british system. we have a bicameral legislature, we have a supreme leader, but in the british system, the king, the supreme leader, can declare wars independently and individually, our constitution requires that wars be declared by congress. so we never made a decision on use of military force and did not declare war against yemen. they used all other existing possibilities of presidential powers to give all this legal status. but i have been against all this since i was fifteen, because i believed

the international monetary fund proposes to increase the cost of electricity for miners by 85%, so imf experts hope to reduce the carbon footprint of the cryptocurrency industry. this is not about electricity tariffs, but about special taxes that will bring states more than five. dollars in annual profit, according to the fund, each bitcoin transaction requires as much electricity as a resident of pakistan spends in 3 years, and the neural network chat gpt consumes 10 times more energy than a typical google search query. as a result, taxes can affect not only miners, but also data centers of artificial intelligence. these were economic news, in short. it is easy to get confused in the facts when you see only part of the overall picture, the pursuit of views change entire locations. we will expose all the fakes. primorye is left without electricity or.

american banknotes are less reliable, which is why he appealed to the rules of the imf and, in general demanding exchange of money. states of america for gold, which was produced, that is back then, you can even find footage on the internet of how under french ships in american ports, where cash dollars were also loaded, because then there was no such thing, most of the tender mass was then in cash form, and physically and they loaded gold bars accordingly, i think that this was probably also one of the factors that the united states decided to abandon the exchange. the only countries that have such an impressive gold reserve are us, this is india and this china, that is, the largest and strongest economy outside the collective west. until recently , the united states of america had the largest gold reserves. in my memory, it was about 7,000 tons, a huge gold reserve, and then china began to increase it very quickly.

a maid in 2011 put an end to the political ambitions of imf chief dominique stroskan and forced him toresign. in 2010, wikileaks founder julian assange was charged with rape following a complaint by swedish anna ardin . the case marked the beginning of a series of arrests and assange's long-term imprisonment. at the same time , the original rape case in sweden was simply closed 9 years later due to a lack of serious evidence. assange's associate, australian mp adrian macrae , believes that durov's arrest is a step by the west towards total control over freedom of speech. pasha's arrest, frightening developments events within an increasingly dystopian model in which western governments and intelligence services are moving aggressively toward total censorship and state control of thoughts, opinions, and most importantly, speech. the term free speech is quickly becoming a relic of modern history in the west. at the same time, western intelligence agencies, which are so hampered by telegram, have themselves been happy to use it, including we gave him citizenship to protect him, we constant

reagan did -- imf. reagan said he was going to force them to give up their armaments.so anyway, that's the point -- [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> thank you, craig. >> thank you. pleasure. [applause] >> if you're enjoying booktv, then sign up for our news letter using the qr code on the screen to receive the schedule of upcoming programs, author discussions, book festivals and more. booktv, every sunday on c-span2 or anytime online at a booktv.org. television for serious readers. ♪ >> saturdays, american history tv features historic convention speeches. watch notable remarks by presidential nominees and other political figures from the past several decades. this saturday illinois senate candidate barack obama emerges on the national stage and gives the keynote speech supporting john kerry for president at the 2004 democratic convention. >> this year in this election we are called to reaffirm our values and our commitments, to hold them against a hard reality and see how we're measuring up to the legacy of our forebearers and the promise of future generations.

soviets eliminated, not the soviets, americans too, 2400 nuclear missiles were eliminated because of imfsuch a marvelous achievement because reagan did what he was going to do, build up, the soviets, force them to give up their armaments so anyway. [applause] >> if you are enjoying booktv, sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on screen to receive the schedule of upcoming programs, author discussions, book festivals and more. booktv every sunday on c-span2 or any time online, booktv.org lodz television for serious readers. >> saturday, august 24th, booktv on c-span2 takes you to the washington convention center for coverage of the library of congress's national book festival. since 2001 we featured hundreds of uninterrupted author talks at the festival but this year guests including librarian of congress carla

american banknotes are less reliable, which is why he appealed, in accordance with the rules of the imfin general, with a demand to carry out the exchange of money signs of the united states of america for gold, which was done, that is, back then you can even find on the internet footage of french ships in american ports, where cash dollars were also loaded, because then there was no such thing, most of everything after all, there wasn’t a lot of money then ... in cash, they physically and accordingly loaded bullion with gold. i think that, probably, this was also one of the factors that the united states decided to abandon the exchange of the dollar for gold, mavliya, who else will go along, as it were, you know, a bad example is contagious, as they say, who else will not demand gold in exchange for money. therefore, america officially announced the need to abandon the gold standard, that is, this led to the collapse of the british system, in 1976 a system arose in which... you and i live now, it is called the jamaican currency system, in which gold is not the same which is not, does n

by more than 3 billion dollars. by the end of july it exceeded 155, and on september 4 the country imf representatives will visit to make a decision on the next tranche of over a billion dollars from a credit program that is designed for more than 15.5 billion dollars. endless running in circles, yes , additional bonds are issued, some, or direct injections, yes, through the international monetary fund, which will continue to credit ukraine for... ukraine is already practically in ruins, experts note, the energy crisis is intensifying, industry is falling, goods are becoming more expensive, and manipulations with the state debt add to this loss of the remnants of reputation. at the same time , the west gets new opportunities to take away ukraine's resources. by and large, ukraine is not a state anyway, it is already a territory with a set of resources under external management. so the process continues, just a process of preparation. tourism, are there any plans to create a separate unit that will deal specifically with tourism, we have now grown into a fairly large industry within the

better if sir delbaran said that in the hadith of others , there are reports that the world bank and the imf are actually presenting both looking back and looking into the future of this set of events, which internal evidence and external evidence confirm that we have been able to my new page, back to my first sentence, is a historical experience. in iran's economy, in the years 400 to 402 , you know that the rate of growth of investment in oil and non-oil exports and even the creation of employment in the labor sector the lowest number of unemployment rate in the last 20 years belongs to the year 402, the lowest unemployment rate in the last 20 years in our country, these new installations despite the continuation of foreign and economic conditions. and pressures like this had a very important message that from my point of view as the minister of economic affairs and finance, the most inspiring thing about the whole process when we look at the aerial view from above shows that this the economy can, of course , it does not mean that we do not solve the problem of sanctions, we are not paying

on september 4 , imf representatives will visit the country to make a decision on the next tranche ofe than a billion dollars. any refusal to pay - this is a default, so in fact the state of ukraine today is already a default, and the default has been for a long time. if ukraine were to be considered according to normal international standards, they are already very... and my colleague sofia sergeeva saw the paintings. a romantic landscape, and in the middle of the monumental construction of objects, oil and gas production. for oil worker's day , the vdnkh exhibition presented the works of thirteen artists from the oldest oil regions of russia, the komi republic and the perm territory. more than 120 works, painted in watercolor, oil, acrylic and even oil, in the genre, which for almost 30 years, was forgotten. the very fact of the revival of such a genre as industry. will make work in the teke very attractive. the masters painted their canvases in the open air at the oil and gas production facilities of the lukkoil company. in the unity of nature and industry in the process of extract

the accusation of rape of the maid, in 2011 put an end to the political ambitions of the head of the imfinique strauscann and forced him to resign from his post. in 2010 , a criminal case was opened against the founder of wikileaks julian assange. about rape, according to the statement of the swedish anna ardin, the case marked the beginning of a series of arrests and many years of imprisonment of assange, while the original case of their rape in sweden after 9 years simply closed due to lack of serious evidence. assange's ally, australian mp adrian macrae, believes that durov's arrest is a move by the west towards total control over freedom of speech. pasha's arrest and a frightening development within an increasingly dystopian model in which western governments and intelligence services are aggressively moving towards total censorship and state control of thoughts, opinions, and most importantly speech, the term free speech is quickly becoming a relic of modern history in the west. western intelligence agencies, which are so bothered by telegram, themselves willingly used it, including

that led to some currency balance the payments crisis, and bangladesh had... negotiate a loan with the imf in january of 2023 over 4 billion dollars right to stabilize now what's been happening is that with the increase in corruption there's been pressure on the macr economy and on goverment debt so for example there's been big infrastructure projects building metro line building highways but in all these different infrastructure projects with corruption there was a huge increase in cost of construction right, some of the highest cost of construction in the world, right? so now that is dangerous to the economy, just like accumulating government debt was dangerous to say the greek economy, and so the big challenge right now is to ensure macroeconomic balance and actually get a proper accounting of the health of the financial sector. in the previous autocratic regime, there wasn't sufficient transparency of that in that, so that's one one big challenge and... immediately, given that we are in a situation of political turmoil right now, we need to get back the confidence of importers from our

on september 4 , representatives of the imf will visit the country to make a decision on the next tranche for more than a billion dollars. any refusal to pay is a default. therefore, in fact, the state of ukraine today is already a default, and the default has been for a long time. if ukraine were to be considered according to normal international standards, then they have been in default for a very long time, because that the ukrainian economy is absolutely not working and it exists solely due to external financial assistance external borrowings, which it has not received for the last 2 years. that's all i have for now, more news in the next hour. a loan with cashback from sber is even more opportunities, the amount is up to 30 million rubles. apply in 5 minutes in the application and receive monthly cashback in sberbank bonuses thank you. do business with sberbank. open a free sberbusiness card, connect to the sberbusiness thank you loyalty program and get 10% cashback in bonuses for purchases with the card. sberbusiness. with avito work it is easy to find your place, there are many vac

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that led to some currency balance the payments crises and bangladesh had to negotiate a loan with the imf in january of... 2023 over 4 billion dollars right to stabilize now what's been happening is that with the increase in corruption there's been pressure on the macro economy and on government debt so for example there's been big infrastructure projects building metro line building highways but in all these different infrastructure projects with corruption there was a huge increase in cost of construction right some of the highest cost. construction in the world right, so now that is dangerous to the economy, just like accumulating government debt was dangerous to say the greek economy, and so the big challenge right now is to ensure macroeconomic balance and actually get a proper accounting of the health of the financial sector, in the previous autocratic regime there wasn't sufficient transparency of the in that, so that's one one big challenge and then immediately given that we are in a situation of political turmoil right now, we need to get back the confidence of importers from our

whitney web in the united states is really untangled masses about their their... plans to replace the imf and the world bank, she's taken out all apart, this is what they're planning to do after the war. let's just make sure they don't get that war. they have mr. tony gosling, as always a historian and investigative journalist from bristol and also mr. khalid baraka, journalist and activist from vancouver. gentlemen, thank you very much. and with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you the viewers for being with us. the colombian president has signed a decree banning coal exports to israel over his genocidal war on the besieg gaza strip. gustavo petro on his ex social media account said this country will no longer allow its thermal coal to be used for making israeli bombs that are being dropped on palestinian children. the decree will come into effect. next week. this is the latest blow to israel as colombia also broken off its diplomatic ties with the child killing regime in may. petro has on various occasions spoken out against israel's conduct during this war in

it is higher than the world bank's forecast and the imf's forecast for 2023, which is almost equivalent to our last year, which is 1402. again, the international monetary fund's forecast is 3% of iran's economic growth rate. the forecast of the world bank is 2.4 iran's economic growth has been achieved, which is to report 4.7. again , higher than the forecast of the world bank and the forecast of the international monetary fund has been achieved. compared to other countries , this year's report of the world bank predicts that turkey's economy will grow by four and a half percent. russia 3.6 will grow, saudi arabia will have a negative growth near zero and iran's economy will grow by 5% , which means not only looking at the last two years 1401 and 1402 , but also this year's forecast is that the above is one of the highest economic growth rates of the countries our region will have iran, this is actually a pleasant thing to say, in the hadith of others, there are reports that the world bank and benlevy fund are actually presenting both looking back and looking into the future of this set

imf to our government. everything in detail in a moment.s is a column about money during the war. i am oleksandr morshevka. i will talk with you today about the economy the hottest in the past day. ukraine's agricultural sector suffered losses of more than 11 billion dollars in the two-plus years since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. this figure continues to... become - noted acting minister of agricultural policy taras vysotskyi. part of the losses is caused by the destruction or theft of agricultural machinery, in particular , the elevator equipment was destroyed, the grain stored there was destroyed or stolen by the enemy. perennial gardens were also destroyed. vysotsky assured that these data are documented in the international register of losses, so it is necessary to oblige the aggressor country to cover all the damage caused to our state. damage and the cabinet of ministers does not plan to raise the retirement age, minister of social policy oksana zholnovich assured. the standard established back in 2017 is optimal and sho

nearly $7 million of financial aid is coming from the imf and the world bank, which bangladesh needsettles and the interim government is formed, the focus in bangladesh will quickly shift to bringing economic stability, taming inflation, and keeping the public united. yunus will have his hands full. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the elusive artist banksy has unveiled two new works in london. 0ne shows a mountain goat perched on a narrow ledge, while the second features two elephant silhouettes with the trunks stretched out. banksy verified the works were his on instagram, but did not write a caption for either instagram post, causing fans to speculate on the meaning of the artworks. eluned morgan has been confirmed as the new first minister of wales and the first woman to hold that role. it follows a vote in the welsh parliament after vaughan gething quit the role last month following the resignation of four of his cabinet members. his leadership was mired in controversy after he accepted donations from a man twice

removed this issue from the agenda of the committee against the ministry of finance, the nbu and the imfnd partners are concerned about the possibilities of financial institutions to invest in domestic government debt bonds. banks are now actively buying these government bonds. in this way, they support the budget. therefore, an additional tax can essentially hinder such a financial instrument. as ovdp. according to forecasts , it is possible to attract more than uah 200 billion by the end of this year alone thanks to bonds. let me remind you that last year taxes for banks were already increased for international partners, in particular, for the international monetary fund reported that this was a one-time action so far. later, this question was removed. also, from october 1, the national bank sets a temporary monthly limit of uah 150,000. on card transfers, as early as may , the deputy chairman of the nbu, dmytro oliynyk, explained this by the need for such restrictions, in particular due to certain fictitious transfers, so-called p2 transfers, fictitious schemes, which are now called d