maybe our efforts are a drop, but it is a drop in the ocean. ocean and this means that i, despite the cannot stop this war by my own efforts, but without my efforts, nothing will change for sure, and the third lesson i learned from this experience is that when you cannot rely on legal instruments you can always rely on people because people have much more influence than they think for themselves and the mass mobilization of people in different countries of the world can change world history faster than the intervention of the un and i would like to dwell on a very important question the question what are we fighting for because this war did not start in february 2022, this war started in february 2014 , when ukraine got a chance for a quick democratic transformation, and in order to stop us on this path, putin started this war and occupied crimea, part of luhansk because putin is not afraid of the donetsk regions, putin is afraid of the idea of ​​freedom, which has moved closer to the russian borders, so a victory for ukraine is not just to knock out russian troops outside our territo

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and if we now look at the results that we see, we see a strong drop in the price that the dresser is getting for its oil. while there's only a small, a drop in russian export volumes, we can actually say that does this very close to what the original golds off these measures were. now what we don't know is exactly which measure is causing which effect. so we have on the one hand, the you, which stopped importing most of russian oil in december. so this is basically russia losing a big market. and on the other hand, we have a shipping band which makes it very hard for russia to send it to other markets. and both together are sort of causing russia to, to have, it's a to, to have to, standards are very cheap. but i believe that at this point, the you import band is the more important measure and the oil price cap at this point is actually not binding because the prices are so low. anyway, i'm interested, i will impact this is having on russia's customers that on the is the price, for example, giving them an opportunity to ask for low prices themselves. so the price is also for 3rd count

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centers, which at the beginning of the year complained about the departure of western brands and a drop in traffic, showed a profit at the end of 22, for example, 2/3 of the capital 's shopping centers increased their income in general to replace for the departed brands, russian retail may need 1.5-2 years to be further evaluated by the russian council of shopping centers. it expects that not the best tenants will fill the premises at the beginning, but by the middle of the 23rd there will be a quality rotation. further, after the advertisement, watch the films of the world in the palm of your hand series about how the conflict between north and south korea developed in the middle of the last century. and why is it called a proxy war? rushes and get a gift internet for entertainment or minutes for zvonkov beeline all year round your side getting ready for christmas with the bermarket. delivery is free. i help adults and children not get sick polyoxidonium for colds game russian cold 150 g of inconspicuous rich taste in one glass. taste the real cold great incredible taste. we learn, cre

what a drop. 8% down more like 10 or 11% earlier but a big drop. lauren: they've warned their profit margins will decline in the fourth quarter including the holidays. sales are still strong and outlook and raising outlook but this is the margin squeeze. there's all the inventory and reluctant to discount and consumers are spending less so, yes, wall street is concerned they may start discounting. stuart: abercrombie and fitch in contrast to lululemon. lauren: they're lifting their forecast because their margins are strong and i charted the stock since the summer it's up 60%. stuart: you know, the ride sharers whether it's uber or lyft have had a tough time recently but i believe lyft, something's happened because that thing is up 9%, it's a big gain. lauren: has to do with the piper sandler upgrade of uber saying cars are getting so expensive they expect people to forgo buying a new car if they don't need and use ride sharing more. they didn't up grate lyft but made positives comments on lyft saying things with uber will benefit lyft. that could b

from a drop of fake lies, that is, we are dealing.elatively speaking, here we know that there is, uh, a laundry that launders things and there are laundries that send money away, and this is a laundry for laundering lies that, in the mouths of tv presenters and leaders of countries, becomes for the world of truth. pissing terrific, but we understand that the objective right and desire to understand those or other events. and honestly, there is no such desire. why not go to syria and talk to those people who have already admitted that this is a lie, why is this not necessary? and in russia they have never been, by the way. and there is no need, why do they have mouthpieces here? russia itself is a russian-language edition internet portals, please medusa a novel of the well-wishers. well, well, what is the purpose of all this. well, why is it why mr. dobrokhotov, an insider, an independent media, very accurately defined this goal. here is what he writes of all this meaning, only maidan has. i am personally willing to participate activel

from the store and sent them for examination, the owner of the outlet faces a fine, but this is only a dropocean , experts on social activists say counterfeit on the vape market in russia occupies 75% of vanilla cola cotton candy popcorn or vanilla ice cream delicious electronic cigarettes, as if they were created for children, it is for them that they are primarily dangerous from official manufacturers. you can also find out information about the product and, in which case, make a claim. here's what's in counterfeit e-cigarettes are a big question, but they are the ones most often bought by teenagers. the price of crafts is several times lower, we know from the purchase that they are five times cheaper, that is, when we take it there for 1,000 rubles. the contract will cost 200 rubles. firstly, it won’t drag out there for a week, as it is with me, it will end up there for a couple of days, the tastes of the transfer are not so and it’s not clear what was filled in there, what rospotrebnadzor found out inside the bright jars, the results of the check are frightening , not only is the concen

we saw a big drop in overseas chinese stocks. rally, the failure to get to a bull market, is there a pause or reassessment of fundamentals? >> we are seeing a bit of a convergence trade going on. that basically means a huge rally that we saw in the offshore listed chinese shares is going to converge with a bit more muted rally we saw in onshore chinese shares. since october, we have seen a 55 jump. the china index versus a 19% jump in the csi 300. historical data has shown the kind of such a big gap in performance will inevitably lead to a convergence in the next few weeks or months. in terms of fund flow data, we did see that play out yesterday. mainland stock investors saw nearly $1 billion worth of hong kong-based shares. that is the most since july, 2020 one. a lot of hong kong investors and overseas investors are buying mainland shares. january is set to be a record flow months. haidi: the latest. these are just some of the stocks we will be watching ahead of markets opening in hong kong and china. chip stocks remaining in f

and i do can cost and or to the store, but you use a will is dropping security. so it's a lot of reason behind just make the call is not encouraging. 14 policy doesn't work. so we can see that charge for community i took the left for the and is ash a for that that time is gone and didn't have more incentives, policies that as a for us you can, we, with all the even below asked me use the filter and try to publish when we were at the cloud, continue on route of this century. so the see that we'll have a big impact on kiners calling me. ok, sure. jerry pung, the senior research fellow, victoria university center policy studies money. thanks for joining us. thanks. by our vigil is being held in nepal for the victims of a plane crash on sunday, the left 72 people dead. this was the scene outside the international airport in the capital cup. on 2 people lit candles and held, selling us to pay tribute to the dead. the poll observed a day of national morning on monday and set up a panel to investigate the country's deadliest, crashing 30 years from y'all to limby reports

it's a drop in the bucket compared to the people coming up from mexico. >> it's a drop in the bucket and the president has said we will do this, but the american taxpayer needs to give us billions more dollars in order for us to take these people back. we also heard they are going to give them money to build a new processing center in southern mexico to process the people, help with the asylum claims. you are right, the number of people crossing every single day, that needs to be stopped before it starts and that starts in the white house with the asylum issues they are having, with the policies and the number one thing driving this problem is the catch and release, where if you come in, you get processed and get released and for years on end you wait for a court date that may or may not happen and then you are lost into american society with no consequences going back. >> john: something else quickly with republicans taking over the house and kevin mccarthy flexing his muscle when it comes to committee assignments, he may block adam schiff, eric swalwell and ilhan omar, saying adam

one of the big reasons why there hasn't been a drop in c o 2 output has been the re instigation of some coal burning to help make up for lost gas from russia. is that something that could have been avoided by the german government or somebody that had no real choice either. so 2022 presented an emergency situation that. busy called also for drastic measures. however, this slight uptake in the cold generation leads to quite a significant impact on the emissions simply because coal is such a dirty fuel. this other lines that it some parents, we secure the exit from coal by the year 2030 in germany, and also that we accelerate the build out of renewables. so renewals actually had to record year in 2022 due to more favourable weather conditions than the year before. however, especially the build out of wind energy on land onshore, wind is in a deep crisis. still. we have 2 gigawatts in the coming years. we need to get to 10, so this really must be the priority for the year. 2023 for the german government. now, what it is that is causing that back crisis when it comes to building out the ren

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there is a large, magnitude of drop. is is probably because of some structural issues such as the number of women caring for babies. it's decreasing. another important reason on a cyclical basis we think is because of the pandemic, people are worried about carrying newborns during the pandemic. as china's reopened, we do think the newborn babies will likely rebound in the next two years. that will definitely benefit the infant milk powder companies. another factor is the regulations. david: the one child policy. >> the tighter regulations by the government. we think that will help the industry consolidate. david: ok. some key takeaways from christine peng. thanks so much for joining us. interesting. if we could suggest a sub gauge for pmi, babies, right? the production of babies and has -- how it pertains to milk formula and acs. yvonne: baby pmi. i like it. thank you, great interview, with christine peng. take a look at when it comes to travel restrictions. we see more from malaysia. this is someone from the health depar

. >> it is a drop in the ocean.sector is gone through the biggest transformation we've seen in decades. they need support. and if it does not get the support, we will not have an industry in the u.k.. we need factories. in 2030, that tag was ambitious. and it will be certainly rough going forward. and in five years let's do that. but let's support it in a meaningful strategy. that starts with factories being built in the u.k.. ros: thus the united union this is the opposition labor party and its business secretary. >> it will hopefully become a giga factory. but unless the company has a strategy to invest --e risk losing three quarters of a million jobs in that sector in the long term the u.k.. ros: the context is that the sale of electric vehicles are going up in the u.k. in december electric vehics all their biggest monthly market share -- share with 23% and they made close to 17% in the past. it meant that they overtook diesel for the first time becoming the second most popular type of car after petrel. the found

it is better than the consensus which was for a drop of the same number 0.1% decline was the consensus which is what we expected to see. year on year, 1.9% positive growth number for the eurozone the consensus for a positive 1.8% we are seeing a slightly better picture. perhaps avoiding recession if it is just on the marginal front and we are seeing the downturn continuing weak with levels across the board. still better off than initially expected 0.1% growth for the fourth quarter against the consensus of a drop of 0.1% speaking of growth rates, we had the imf come out to raise the outlook for global growth for the first time in a year the fund now sees growth of 2.9% for 2023 up from the october projection of 2.7%. revised number is still below the expansion of 3.4% which is seen from last year. imf saying china reopening and the surprisingly resilient demand in the u.s. and europe help fuel growth this year they have warned the higher interest rates we are seeing as well as the war in ukraine would weigh on grow on global activity >>> banking news with unicredit beating expectations

as consumers tamped down on spending, samsung as a latest major technology company to be hit by dropping sales as concerns grow about a global economic downturn. well, unemployment is high in zimbabwe, and most of the population of 40000000 is working in formerly to make ends meet many young graduates with degrees and business and more in finance. in technology, you can't find a job in their fields as switching to farming to try and earn a living. hiring mathias reports now from the gra munsey district in eastern symbolic way. unicoi giacomo has a master's degree in international trade law, but finding a job in zimbabwe is difficult. so in 2018, he became a farmer. and now employes several people. the 30 year old is one part of a new generation of educated youths who work the land to create livelihoods. but navigating the country's farming industry isn't easy. the biggest challenge we've got is an issue for finance or capital and or for even young people to be able to walk into a bank. you've got no collateral. you've got probably no history or you've got no studied lane to tell how valu

it. thereafter, when prices are falling, obviously it's going to be a bit more difficult for them not to to allow that price dropped to happen. so right now you see a lot of motivation for everyone not not to consume as much as before, but i mean, we have to face this, this decline in process is not only a, you repeat in sphere, right? europe right now, it's benefiting from 2 factors. in the market from the weather number one is that china is not yet back on its feet. and number 2, simply because the high natural gas price is not only have motivated you repeat consumers to consumers. we have seen a whole bunch of asian countries that are turning away from coal in using more natural gas, basically to revert back to coal. now that means they were priced out, and this is basically, to some degree, helping the pin supplies iteration. he mentioned china, what are the implications of china's reopening on your energy market, where it's dramatic, i mean, china and the last couple of years has become globally the biggest player on the island. she market. it has successfully reduced the share of coal in each and the energy p

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in the ocean, but it is a certain important precedent regarding a drop in the ocean. s enough. is a tactical unit that makes up a tank company, and i still spoke about the fact that the official announcement by the government about the transfer of these tanks can only be the beginning of the process, and it should not be ruled out that this list of challenger tanks can be expanded to more independent, let's say, of a tactical fluid unit such as a battalion. i do not exclude this, and in fact, these tanks can be such a gemcher on the battlefield because they are one of the advanced tanks and the main their main advantage is, let's say, the best indicators in all combat characteristics that are necessary danko and this is primarily mobility, because the engine with a capacity of 1200 horsepower allows you to overcome all the obstacles on the battlefield and provide the speed of movement and the development of the offensive at the same time are necessary armor protection provides very good protection for the tank crew and allows you to think on the battlefield not about s

in 8 years, and now there is a drop even despite the war, and that is, there are such points ofs of complication of the test itself, they promise to do it here are four mandatory subjects and this will be the first time, if they really do that, that for all 15 years of the external examination, there will be no right for applicants to choose a subject. two years ago they said there would be an external examination, then they said there would be a multitest, now again the deputies from the verkhovna rada said that we have not decided yet, we will think about it and say sometime in march, and this is definitely a huge stress for the children, where they are forced to prepare until march somehow uncertainty, they have fallen into a kind of trap, or they will not prepare and will only start there in april, and of course they will not pass the exams with any quality, or they are forced to prepare now in conditions of such uncertainty, and they need to predict how it will be. what to prepare for, fortunately, if it is all deciphered and understood as well as the multitest. and in the

the rest could lead to a difficult situation in the labor market, such expectations were. however, rosstat data showed in august that unemployment dropped to a minimum for the entire observation period of 3.8%. at twenty third, growth within 4.5 is possible, an important group of risks is associated with the situation on the labor market, and it is possible that the shortage of workers will continue to grow. uh, as a result, we may see not only historically low unemployment rates next year, but also wage growth substantially outpacing the increase in labor productivity factors that are worrisome. this is the growth of part-time employment and downtime employees. the so-called hidden unemployment in the auto industry, for example, at its peak was almost 30%. in 2022 on russian car factories experienced interruptions with components. and the russian market. all european, american and korean companies left, the number of brands decreased from i to fourteen. three russian ones remained. this is a lada gaz uaz and 11 chinese and this causes some concern. unfortunately, indeed this herb. eh, i would even say that the expansion of chinese auto

economists expected -- surveyed by bloomberg expected a 1.8% drop. umer sentiment rose in line with expectations. u.s. authorities are working to determine what went wrong in an outage that prompted a nationwide flight stoppage yesterday paid the federal aviation administration confirmed earlier that it likely blamed it on a damaged database file, saying there is no evidence of a cyberattack. at one point, an estimated 9000 flights were delayed across the united states. 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. this is bloomberg. dani. dani: thanks so much. simone foxman in doha. coming up, we take a look at the impact of china's reopening on copper and other commodities lme copper above $9,000. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> our target for the year is 9500, which is a long ways from here, but longer-term, we are in line. we see $15,000 a ton. dani: jeff curry predicting copper will reach $11,500 a ton by the end of 2023. it is at $9,000 now and it has been a

it's about like a 150 to 200 meter drop or at least a it may be up to 300 meters dropped down into the gorge or he did also indicate that they might not be a possibility of finding on the final or 2 passengers. because during the search. busy earlier they have found various or recovered, retrieved various body parts. and so we would just have to wait and see what happens with the a post mortems process that is going on in the hospitals to see if the last 2 passengers could be among those currently at the hospital, more ramirez are we just looking at those live pictures you cameron showing us the down plain, any updates at all on what brought that plane down. what caused that crash? um not, not at the moment on yesterday. um, the voice recorder and the date of birth, the black box was retrieved by the army and handed over to the civil aviation authorities of nepal, who are basically in charge of the investigation. so far we haven't heard anything . ah, but i think it will take a while for information ah, to come out. ah, but till then our families experts observes evie from the observer

i seemed that ministers resigned at the drop of a hat.— the drop of a hat. i think it had to dash change, and _ the drop of a hat. i think it had to dash change, and i think - the drop of a hat. i think it had to dash change, and i think theresa | the drop of a hat. i think it had to - dash change, and i think theresa may was pretty robust and she essentially sack somebody for not giving her the full story, with damian green, despite the fact that his faults were much less than we hear and see today. i'm afraid boris johnson gave out signals, both about his own behaviour and about ministers that he didn't take this very seriously. you shouldn't go back and say it's been there forever, because it hasn't. i think this is a new thing, and in that sense i'm optimistic that given a tougher approach by this prime minister, and i hope the next prime minister, and i hope the next prime minister when we come to an election, if labour come into power, that we can put things back where they are. we do need this.- that we can put things back where they are. we do need th

it 's just a drop in the ocean. in total , more than 7.5 thousand interior items are still on the wanted list. territory of the donetsk people's in recent hours, the republic has been shelled at least a dozen times; ukrainian formations fired about 40 shells of various calibers, most of the strikes were in the petrovsky district. there , the private sector was seriously damaged. the glazing in the school building was also damaged by shelling in gorlovka, makeevka and panteleymonovka. in the donetsk direction, near the settlement of konstantinovka , more than fifty mercenaries from the so -called sheikh mansur battalion were destroyed; they fought on the side of kiev, reports the ministry of defense also eliminated two systems, alder, and one. combat vehicle grad self-propelled carnation and acacia counter-battery combat station. well, in total, dozens of pieces of equipment, the crews of russian tanks , fighter helicopters, operate in a tight bundle, report by our military correspondent mikhail fedotov the crew of th

we've seen a drop in the birth rate for several years now, and experts here and certainly the government here is asking the question, why aren't more people having more babies? well, that's a really multifaceted answer and one of the answers is, well, we've had decades of social conditioning from the one child policy. people simply used to having one child used to thinking that one child is enough. and that's really hard to change. and other reasons are that reasons that we've seen in other countries around the world. so are in cost of living, especially in the cities when it comes to housing and education, a delayed marriage, many young people, and many not choosing to have to be married or have children at all. and one major factor here in china has also been the pandemic. we've just come out of 3 years of strict 0 cove and policy row. you had constant lock downs throughout the country. that the access to good medical care was thrown completely into question. and we had much uncertainty in a much disruptions when it came to both income and just lifestyle. so many said that it would was

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a drop of left behind the wheel, well, a drop at the wheel, i will must say.his. just an amazing person grigoryevich, you see, klavdia ivanovna, wine and family interfere with teaching. no, i still do not agree, but he should feel the care and attention of family comfort, so to speak. and the same can be done. excuse me. what should we do next? your health is yours. now i'm going to not spoil his appetite. so you don't know my mom? she's crazy mom. tell rudolph what do you love most in the world? exact science what a coincidence natasha loves too. where is it necessary? how long do you have to wait? stole natasha stole, i'm at home. so help me drive. behind the wheel natasha 's mother what were you rushing natasha and the lodger disappeared? yes, i told you right away with these young people there will be no trouble. so who knew, in my opinion, they went to the cinema, but, in my opinion, it smells like a registry office here, and don’t tell me, for years, every person can decide on this. that's right, and you have nothing to worry about. it's nothing for you

a former secret service special agent. charles, thanks for joining us this afternoon. in this dropg the border, is it something that the administration can build on? is this sustainable, or is this simply a target thed program that because of a number of different factors, this, these successes that the administration's claiming will begin to wane? >> el -- well, if the administration were smart, any drop in the numbers coming across our southwest border, they would want to take advantage of. look, they already know that their playbook, their strategy has not worked. their strategy of appeasement and processing has served as the ultimate pull factor in pulling all of the illegal migrants and encouraging them to make the dangerous journey to the united states. but we still see in terms of budgeting, in terms of policies and procedures that the administration is committing itself to making the southwest border nothing more than one gigantic processing center. he was abandoned the enforcement that is the needed to both serve as a deterrent and show that there must be a legal and order

that is a huge drop from where we are right now. wait for official verdict on all of this, recession, earnings, are actually going to come upon us really quickly. they start this week. it has been a good omen that earnings surprises is not a good omen if you take a look. earnings surprises they have been coming down a lot since 2021. i want to bring in ria advisor cio lance roberts. lance, the piece you published today the lag effect of fiscal pig and economic python. it sounds, a term that you used before. essentially you're saying that the lag effect, right? the fed, these aggressive rate hikes they don't instantaneously impact the economy. they all sort of build up. they make their way through the system right now. that will actually surprise the fed but would the fed even acknowledge it if they even saw it? >> well, they're going to acknowledge it ultimately because they will have to start cutting rates, right? so this is what you and i talked about before. a lot of the bullish side of the commentary right now, look what we spot

now we're seeing that some of the world's biggest investment banks are reporting a steep drops and profits working. tell us yeah, definitely. i mean, specially a goldman sachs who reported earnings said this said tuesday had the biggest earnings miss in about a decade. profit dropped by a good 66 percent, but also for example, morgan stanley profits down by about 40 percent. even if that wasn't as bad as a feared. i mean, especially in 202021. we saw boom in a big deal in i. p o. so a company is getting a public on wall street and everywhere else on the globe, but that's the business pretty much came to a standstill in the past couple of months and the banks are not too optimistic. we see at least or only the u. s. financial industries, setting aside and billions of dollars for possible alone losses. so the environment definitely has gotten tougher. and goldman sachs alone losing about 6 and a half percent here in the tuesday session. it was that be the biggest loser in the del jones industrial average in the last 2 years for these banks were exceptionally good. and was there not an expect

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