and this has been the case in the central african republic. the armed groups will think twice to day anymore. they are no longer fueled by the cycle that allows them to armed themselves. and wes come here to mind the natural resources of the central african republic. and then by weapons from other countries, by dani and know in neighboring countries because neighboring countries did not manufacture weapons or to then come here and attack the population of the central african republic. this is a vicious circle that leaves us in a very difficult situation. both humanitarian and political in a situation of vulnerability and under development. this is an important message that we were able to get heard in the security council, thanks to the support of the russian federation. who is our partner in our strategic partner, and also a friendly country because it responded to the consents of the central african republic? has the presence of russia had a positive impact on the economy appraisal? so do you see it is important to have a presence that at de

we have to hardesty, of the central african republic. and we have no interest in remaining in a situation of vulnerability. we are building coalitions to fight against terrorism . but it does not make sense if you do not close the source of funding for them because everything will continue. so it's important to listen. listen to the voice of africa. what is the voice of the central african republic and support? we need to support with our conditions. we are a legitimate government and the friends who come here come to support the legitimate government in its struggle. we must fight against armed groups together so we can move forward. we may not understand some things. so we need friends that they came to helpers and have helped us build roads because they have the industry that can do that. but we can't have enough sustainable businesses to rebuild roads because we're in a constant conflict with armed groups instead of devoting time to building enterprises, training engineers, road builders. why not use the experience and knowledge of o

and that is exactly where the central african republic is seeking. i do not saying there is a person who knows everything better than any one else. each person has knowledge in his field. there is always some one who knows more than us in some other area. therefore, we must work together and treat each other with respect. everyone has their own interests because that's the way the world is. we live in a capitalist world. it must be admitted that this is so and as such a world, every one protects their interests. thus, it must also be recognised that another country has the right to protect its interests, the interests of its population on one, just like any other country. it has its own interests, but it's necessary to find this neutral zone. buell, which we have the right to protect what belongs only to us. how do citizens feel about the fact that the government is not western orientated? yowse should 0. i would say that the population today needs their government to pay more attention to their own people. as i have already told you, we face our own

and this has been the case in the central african republic. the armed groups will think twice to day anymore. they are no longer fueled by the cycle that allows them to armed themselves. and wes come here to mind the natural resources of the central african republic. and then by weapons from other countries, by dani and know in neighboring countries because neighboring countries did not manufacture weapons or to then come here and attack the population of the central african republic. this is a vicious circle that leaves us in a very difficult situation. both humanitarian and political in a situation of vulnerability and under development. this is an important message that we were able to get heard in the security council, thanks to the support of the russian federation. who is our partner in our strategic partner, and also a friendly country because it responded to the consent of the central african republic. has the presence of russia had a positive impact on the economy appraisal? so what do you see? it is important to have a presence that

the situation in the central african republic to normalize certain things, and to move the central african republic from this last place, which had occupied in the international classification. it is slowly climbing because the potential of the central african republic is huge. and we need to support to stabilize and resist the enemies of the world. and we also have a tend to friend who will assist us in developing our potential. we must not forget our history because it's important to know where you're from to know where to go and to be able to store achievements in terms of our well being, our peace of mind. we see what's happening in europe right now. the situation shows that anyone can be at the center of a conflict and africa has had many conflicts. africa must understand and need to cherish the gains for peace. i think this is important because of history. african history in general shows that what we're doing today is the struggle of our old people for independence. this is true, but who also fought for an african union. it didn't happen. and in a speech by birth, elemy baganda proc

we talked about the fact that the centralized exam will be taken in the form of centralized testing., it will be a test, and, but we are talking about various variations of the test, various tests have also taken place in recent years. changes and decreased. e, somewhere the number of tasks increased, somewhere the number of tasks decreased. today we are talking about the fact that part b, and tests in which you just need to choose one of the proposed answers will be e, the number of these tasks will decrease, and part b of the tests that must be entered. your answer, though brief, but your answer, it will increase. so we are talking about the fact that in the test, since this is a centralized exam, which combines both the final exam and the entrance exam, then the function of the centralized exam, despite the fact that the form is still slightly different than the centralized testing. here is the centralized testing, as the entrance examination function was one to select the strongest to enter the air, and from the centralized examination, as the combined forms of both the final exa

so far central banks have shown their metal -- meddle. if what i said is probably right , tests lie ahead. thank you very much. >> thank you, claudia. -- claudio. i will take a minute to remind everybody, you can submit questions that i will propose to the mentalist via cato illustrious webpage, twitter, facebook. next will be larry summers. larry could not make it live, but we were able to record a video presentation with him ahead of time. >> is most unusual to see larry but not hear him. -- we will take a second to see if they are able to get an audio version of larry to work. and again, go ahead and submit your questions, and we will get to those as soon as the opening statements, presentations are included. i am going to call on you, tyler, and we will try to get back to larry after your comments. >> ok, thank you. one of the risks of speaking on a panel of four you run out of time and the opportunity to say something novel. to inoculate against that risk i decided to share the findings of a new working paper of mine, which has neith

oh, oh, oh, oh oh, oh furnaces of the central african republic. so v by paul, tim mo, thank you so much for joining us on naughty. what is your opinion of how the relationship with russia is developing? la la la la relations with the russian federation. our relationship of bilateral corporation that has its own history, our nation's independence, was gained within the context of the cold war. in a politically polarized world, the central african republic, like any other country, chose her ally. because at the moment we were just in a situation where we had freedom neutrality, independence, we also had the opportunity to make our personal choice. and since independence a direction has been taken in which the central african republic and the russian federation have established diplomatic relations of corporation. the embassy of the russian federation in the territory of the central african republic has existed for decades. and it has never closed its doors, various situations and live circumstances have led us to decide to intensify cooperative rela

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central bank deposit rates.t will probably also decrease, but not as significantly as before, as a result of the maximum hundred. as for the deposits of individuals in the top 10 banks, it is 6.7-6.8% per annum by the end of the year, it may decrease to 6-6.5% per annum, and here the potential for a decrease is primarily due to the fact that banks are no longer afraid of massive outflows from persons, as it was in the spring, because actually in the current conditions. e, customers of banks do not have, but a significant range of alternative instruments for investing funds with e, moderate risk. as a result, we can conclude that, taking into account the new rhetoric of the central bank, russian banks will act cautiously in making decisions on supplies, most of them say that further actions will depend on the development of the situation in the economy and in the competitive environment. the most important thing is to feel that they are not forgotten? so i come to the front line to them, and they see. he not afra

central banks can assign central banks because central banks can limit the expansion and the purchasingpower and that the only once but that only they can. >> tyler? >> i would have to come down on the side of the central banks errors. if you look at in 12 months. every 2020 they were running slightly less and it would take a harmonized index. march of 2021 when there's a big divergence. what happens in march of 2021? in the u.s. what consumers are sitting on $1.7 trillion in savingsat from prior relief packages we have have a fiscal sense to me with equal to 10% of the annual output of the entire request and the immediate impact of that -- it should have risen above trend by the end of 2020. demand for goods and united states surges byby almost 11% rather than the annualized. increase. we have heard a lot of discussion by courts in supply chains and 2021 and i think the courts did a good job of handling import volumes or 20% above 2019 levels may think this is a big accommodation by the policy posture of the federal reserve and since 2021 there has been the convergence driven primarily

the centralized one.in 3 years it will be necessary to retake in this case, uh, we are talking about the fact that centralized testing will also be preserved, that is, a centralized exam does not completely replace centralized testing, because all the time every year there is a category of applicants who enter after many years, because they decided that they need to get a higher education or enter after other educational institutions, e questions are included in the centralized exam to test the knowledge and skills that students have learned at the basic level of studying a subject. this means that those questions that are studied at an advanced level of study of the subject in the centralized exam are not checked. let's take a break, i remind you, we have a telegram channel. say don't be silent. subscribe to ask questions. invite us guests we are in touch. on the air i say again, do not be silent. and today our guest is the director of the national institute of education valentina genchuk. with your help

the central bank tightening.hin that mix, and -- the central bank intervening in the bond market like we are seeing in korea. some banks are having traction. the pboc has calmed down this morning. bank of japan had some success stabilizing leanne last week. with fundamentals where they are, this intervention can only last so long. david: we talked about the bond market. there's also talk about the stabilization plan. can you help us understand what that's about and how much of that goes into the equity market , and also what they've been saying as far as the fx market? yvonne: and what's the trigger? >> it's the biggest topic right now in korea, how much the current rate is going to go up against the dollar. by that, i mean the weakening of the one which is a big factor for a country like korea where they have to import a lot to produce these exports which underpin the economic growth for korea. right now, it's hovering near levels that have been seen in the previous global financial crisis. the bok governor is v

it is too early to say will it put an end to the tightening of central banks in asia.same time, you would imagine central banks intervening, especially direct intervention, but that is very costly and sometimes ineffective when there is local currency weakness, so i would not be surprised if central banks come up with tools to defend the currency little bit, like in china, they could tighten the control and tried to guide the fixing as well, so there are many tools from the central banks, but eventually in this kind of environment, currency weakness is fundamental. it is difficult to defend the currency. david: thank you for joining us. let's talk again soon, hope and are better economic circumstances. plenty more ahead. we will get what's happening across markets. risk off week. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: here is your latest business flash headlines. credit suisse denying plans leave the u.s. market, following reports it was considering a withdrawal of its investment bank. credit suisse is sending out investors for possible capital raise, undergoing a second reconst

the central bank rate . uh, well enough stability was declining in the first decade of march was 20.5%. now she's leveled up. uh, the maximum interest rate, then 10. e has already reached the level of 6.8. as a result, we can conclude that, taking into account the new rhetoric of the central bank, russian banks will act cautiously in making decisions on supplies, most of them say that further actions will depend on the development of the situation in the economy and in the competitive environment. mariupol the day before celebrated the day of the city with the opening of the monument to alexander nevsky, which was cast in st. petersburg, the northern capital helps to return to peaceful life, the city was especially affected months of the special operation, new kindergarten schools are being opened, residential buildings are being restored and built . governor of st. petersburg alexander beglov arrived in mariupol to check the progress of work . my colleague olga kuraeva talked to him how did the idea come to

and also the monkeys of central asia and iran. in addition, the sco family includes three observer countries. and so, now 14 countries of dialogue partners are taken into account. here are the latest decisions of e samarkandi in other words, e, sco is an absolutely independent fact of the world political landscape, which sets an example in promoting dialogue in the most diverse cultures of civilizations, and, of course, make a sleepless contribution to the formation of a new multipolar just world order. and here is the expansion of the organization. this is just one of the examples of the fact that it is developing, in your opinion, what practical result does membership in the organization give, and given that there are obvious contradictions between individual countries, does the organization avoid sharp corners. well, as you understand, the difference in approaches and views towards solving certain problems is a characteristic feature for any international organization, and the attractiveness of the sco is certainly not an excep

today we will talk about what the sco is for central asia. but we will not limit ourselves to this topic also in the program, what did the pope see on the flag of kazakhstan, who sets fire to the region, provoking border conflicts? why did the discussion about the death penalty and the exciting chases of ostriches and blue tractor drivers become relevant in kyrgyzstan speaking about the summit in samarkand, we will not focus on numbers, there are a lot of them, they are all important, and you probably heard most of them in the east, so we will dwell on symbolism in more detail. as part of the summit, a beautiful ceremony was held, the leaders of the countries planted young trees, based on the number of participants, and in different statuses 18 countries participate in the organization, it turned out to be a whole oak grove. well, it is clear that now these trees do not yet look so powerful, but these are oaks, oaks that absorb the power of centuries. so you just have to wait. and here what to expect from the sco, we will discuss with the for

francine: central banks also take central stage. forecast to add up to more than 500 basis points combined. things kick off tomorrow with riksbank, which is expected to accelerate tightening with 75 basis points. the consensus is that fed hiking by the same amount. we are now joined by charles-henry monchau, chief investment officer at banque syz . thank you for joining us, this is a huge week for central banks around the world. we have the boj, that fed and the bank of england. do you think they will hike by a percentage point? charles-henry: that is a possibility. if we look at the hawks, there is a chance for a larger rate hike. markets need to adjust. we need to accept the fact that inflation is indeed accelerating. the fed is behind the curve. the fed needs to adjust and maybe they could choose to adjust quicker than the market was expecting. the base case is 75, but 100 is indeed still a possibility. tom: thank you for joining us, it's tom in the studio alongside francine, the rally has fizzled, where are we in the repricing o

we said the centralized, right? the centralized community of people, the fed up with this narrative, we're seeing these, the sanctions where basically that we're being told who you can be friends with, who you can invite to come to your house. you know, if, if i, if i live in london, i can't get my friends to moscow to fly in and see me. people are fed up with it because we live we, we live in this multi part of, well, i believe already the internet has changed the world phenomenally, in what we would call a web to. we now moving into web 3, which is just going to enhance that and open up the well to even more possibilities . ah, the least 5 banks have been robbed in lebanon amid the country's worst ever financial crisis. lebanon's banks have lot most deposited outs of their savings since an economic crisis took hold there 3 years ago, leaving much of the population, unable to pay for even basic goods. the association of banks in lebanon did announce that all banks will be closed for 3 days. starting from today, mon

look, let your central bank distances so politically from you let your central bank agree to a few conditions that we lay down. and then we'll let you have the money, you know, and we'll trust the central bank distributor accordingly to the very, very desperate corners of the country. this is the way of controlling our country. this is a way of getting a taliban to, but it's sort of in order this sunday, march, 75 years since the creation of the main u. s. foreign intelligence agency, the ca, all us president joe biden has praised the or the agency as the bedrock of national security are corresponding ilia. katrinka takes a look at it's often flawed and controversial record. just how old is what supposedly the world's most powerful intelligence force. it may seem the c, i a should dave back to the early years of the u. s. itself, but in fact, it's even younger than the man who's currently president. the agency only appeared after world war 2 and failed at what was most expected of it back in the days to predict the conception of the 1st soviet nuclear weapon, time to flick through the archive

we hear from cargo central bank. i have one of the rightful owners of the frozen assets or the afghan people, the decision of the us to transfer one part of that amount to a swiss bank is totally illegal according to international law or not so happy birthday. as the 5th anniversary, we look at the track record of the agencies flores and consult with a very warm welcome see from the russian capital this monday morning. i'm peter scotts and welcome to the program. grab you join us from we start off with the latest developments from the war in ukraine where battles continue for the cock of region. here had previously announced the complete takeover of the city of coupons, saying the russian lead forces had left the eastern part of the city. however, it's been reported, the fighting is ongoing and that russian troops continue to hold defensive lines along the osco river, which runs through the settlement controlling the eastern part of coupons. but mid battles falling a ukrainian counter offensive in the region, our sea

how can they refuse to transfer that money to our central bank? this is a betrayal of the afghan people and the people's will and consent was totally ignored. and the afghan central bank was not consulted. we denounced c u. s. decision aspect, rather. the u. s. says it will not release money directly to an afghan institution, as there is no guarantee that civilians will benefit from it. when the taliban seized power in afghanistan, the u. s. froze around $7000000000.00 of the countries assets. it has since ordered that $3500000000.00 be used to fund litigation by $911.00 victims. now. meanwhile, afghanistan feat faces a serious humanitarian crisis on saturday. hundreds of afghans protested again against the u. s. plan to send some of these assets to swiss bank. demonstrators waived banners and with slogans blaming america for the countries humanitarian crisis. they called for the immediate release of the assets and the prosecution of soldiers who committed war crimes in afghanistan. only gave one of the americans have no rights to seize or $900000

when i think about central banks , the fed is probably the one central bank where the bar is really high. partly because there is still a ton of good momentum in the economy. the risk of recession is low, and i think that will dictate every action. jonathan: greg, what is your take on that? greg: i completely agree. i think the bar is really high for the fed. i think the markets are misreading the fed and have misread the fed all along. the fed continues to push back. they are doing it today as well. i think when you have been in this environment where traders and investors in the u.s. have dismissed what the fed has been saying all along, and is finally catching up since jackson hole, i think that is going to continue. i don't see what is happening in the u.k. as something that is a concern here at this point. i think it is early for this global central bank. some are latching onto. i think that is a farce. jonathan: one thing we talked about this year, there is a choice here, recession or high inflation and you have to pick your poison. i wonder, is it a choice between recession and fi

especially if we look at the central asian country. there are connie's which have been quite tied to russia generally. and they've also watched the russian revenge of them and naturalism with rise in the treatment of ukraine. and that also sparkling diet, even theories that perhaps they to be in particular the case because it's been, it's actually been done. prod, saw me the diplomatic up between the russians and the cows that so it's going to be difficult for days. and tonight, everyone under one banner, which is generally, i think, a difficulty of the budget. maybe there might be some kind of unity around the idea of pushing back against the left, in my order, lot of rivalry and divisions between them. let's talk about the central asian countries when you brought it up with traditionally they were closer to russia than they were to china. and then the fall out of the ukraine war, are they looking at perhaps something coming from china they were, do they want to be closer to china as a buffer against russia? is that what they look for

i-4, state road 46 area of central florida. and that they were requesting assistance for stuff that we have may have staged in orlando. quickly this morning, our overnight crew sprung into action and started moving national guard, high water vehicles, as well as other assets that were staged there for urban search and rescue elements and they started moving into action this morning. i do not have a total number of potential saves that they have done, but it-- what is linked to is the massive amounts of rainfall that are happening there. we were receiving reports that some creeks, tributaries, the area around the st. john's head waters around the st. john's area, unconfirmed rising to a level of four feet in a matter of hours. lots of rain in the area and instant action, water rise. there's a lot of lakes in central florida, especially in that orlando, kissimmee area and appears that these lakes were filling up and overflowing into the neighborhood around them. so, that's what's-- that's what's going on in the central florida re

rate -- central bank rate decisions.alking to esther reichelt who was talking about the fed setting up hawkishness and the pressure this is piling on. equity markets are higher by at least .3% when it comes to the s&p 500. ford fell 4.4% post-market yesterday after warning about the impact of inflation of having to pay suppliers more. that is not enough to tip over these equity markets. they had one of the worst weeks last week since june. some consolidation to start the week. the cash market did gain yesterday. u.k. is back online so you might have higher volume today. also, to the fx market in general. the euro is hanging tight so far this morning. we have seen the dollar active bit softer so we are looking at a euro at the dollar that is hanging just above parity. 10 year yield, to year yield or both hanging tight as well. yesterday, 3.5% on the 10 year yield, the most since 2011. two year yield bumping of just against 4%, the highest since 2007. this is a market gearing up for a hawkish central bank. bitcoin fell yes

the fed with a flood of central bank decisions this week. the boe, bank of indonesia and peggy -- boj also decide. and president biden says the u.s. would defend taiwan if attacked, risking more discord with beijing. let's start in the u.k., global leaders have gathered for the state funeral of queen elizabeth today. that service expected to bring the u.k. capital to a standstill. we have the british public and much of the world paying final respects to an extraordinary life and reign. we are joined by anna edwards and lizzy burden, outside of westminster hall where the queen is lying in state, will end in about 30 minutes. anna, a very busy day ahead. after the lying in state ends, what happens the rest of the day? anna: good morning. we see perhaps a continuation of the pomp and ceremony from the past 10 days. 10 days of official mourning comes to an end with the state funeral, marking 70 years of reign and 96 years of life. the state funeral will take place in central london, westminster abbey, and then the grounds of windsor castle, anot

boe headlines more central-bank action today. norway and south africa also announcing rate decisions. we will keep at it until the job is done, words from jay powell yesterday. reflecting the title of an autobiography. it is clear that they have put a hawkish drive into the market. 75 basis points, what we expected but with the dots. this is a fed that does not like markets. you can see that clearly in the reaction. we have an equities rally which would make a lot of sense if they are trying to engineer a recession. that will hit earnings. it is not going to be painless to have inflation come down. perhaps stocks are operating for the american economy. two-year yields surging about 4%. they are still continuing to climb higher today. we are at 1%. this is the highest since 2007. the curve is moving higher. that is reflecting the idea that we will have a recession. 4.6% next year. perhaps that sounds a lot like a recession. that is the most inverted since 1980. bloomberg dollar is at a record high. euro is at a new low. it will co

today there was a videoconference with the central election commission from primorsky krai. she is there with a business trip on a business trip and a goal. actually this working trip. this is monitoring the protection of the rights of voters. in particular, tatyana stakova noted that it is precisely this that helps to protect the rights of voters. modern technologies help a lot, in particular, video recorders . video recorders installed. and when we looked at how you dealt with controversial issues. once again i was convinced that it is very important that the conflict can be resolved, and what is the truth in the presence of these dvrs? it must be said that it must be said that this is the video wall that many journalists refer to. here, i just referred in particular. this is not just a very convenient media tool of the current single voting day, but also a kind of its symbol, because the elections were bright transparently extremely openly and this is the median. well , indeed, a clear indicator that russia has nothing to hide in the elections of 2022 yuriy yes, anton tha

and the afghan central bank was not consulted. we denounce the us decision of the us says it will not release money directly to an african institution, as there is no guarantee that civilians will benefit from it. when the taliban seized power in afghanistan, the us froze around $7000000000.00 of the country's assets. it has since ordered that 3500000000 be used to fund litigation by 911 victims. meanwhile, afghanistan phases of severe humanitarian crisis. on saturday, hundreds of afghans protested against us planned to send some of those assets to us with banks. demonstrators waived sanders with, with slogans claiming america for the countries humanitarian prices. they called for the immediate release of the assets and the prosecution of soldiers who committed war crimes and against the americans have no rights to seize or $9000000000.00. they have violated human rights, and again, as it is unfair, if they don't give us our money back, we are a poor country and terrible situation due to very low per capita income america sees and

how can they refuse to transfer that money to our central bank? this is a betrayal of the afghan people, the people's will and consent was totally ignored. and the afghan central bank was not consulted. we denounced c u. s. decision. the u. s. administration says it's will not release money directly to an afghan institution, as there is no guarantee that civilians will benefits. as the taliban seized power in afghanistan, the u. s. froze around $7000000000.00 of afghan assets. u. s. president ordered to direct $3500000000.00 to finance payments from more suits by $911.00 victims. meanwhile, afghanistan faces a severe humanitarian crisis. on saturday, a hundreds of afghans protested against the u. s. bond to send parts of afghanistan's assets to a swiss bank. demonstrate is waived banners with slogans blame in the us for the humanitarian crisis in the country. and they called for the immediate on freezing of the assets and the prosecution of soldiers who committed war crimes in the country. america won, the americans have no rights to seize or $900

global central banks line up jumbo hikes. the biggest rate increases this century and the fed begins its two day meeting. japanese cpi hits a three decade high, putting pressure on the boj to justify continued stimulus. plus, relaxing restrictions. hong kong ways loosening hotel quarantine rules, easing travel for the financial hub. asian stocks had five days of decline, but there is some optimism from hong kong on the back of that move did we are seeing modest gains coming through the futures after that last hour of trading upside. modest gains closing out from wall street and we are seeing that modest optimism in the futures. we will see how things open. here is the ftse 100 and the market was closed yesterday for queen elizabeth's funeral. it is up today. we are looking ahead to friday in the u.k., where there is expected to be a mini budget from the new chancellor of the exchequer. the ibex gaining 31 points and the focus globally on those central banks is a riksbank around 8:30 u.k. time, at least 75 basis points is expe

centrally managed, centrally controlled, central bank digital currency that creates a monopoly on money essentially to turn it into a tool for coercion and control more than what money is supposed to be which is a store of value and an efficient means of exchange. so this is a corruption of the whole concept of money. that's why i think the future of money is so important to western civilization. if we see money turned into this, the principles and values that have built western civilization are truly threatened. it might not be this government but some government will eventually use that power the wrong way and for people that doubt that, just imagine whoever your political rival is having control of the system of money. i've been a little concerned as i watched the debate as to the role for treasury versus the federal reserve is a good question by mr. san nicolas. i point out looking at our money, the secretary of the treasury's signature is on it, not the chairman of the federal reserve. looking at our money, it says this note is legal tender for all debts, public and private. cash i

grut rhee there in central florida. the focus clearly is on lee and charlotte counties when we talk about the coastal areas, basically off the grid was the way governor desantis put it. that's where the damage is. we want to go there to kerry sanders in hard-hit punta gorda, florida. kerry, good morning. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: we're here in charlotte county. there is no power here. this is a community that did not get the storm surge. in fact, they got the negative storm surge. the water, because of the counterclockwise rotation and where the eye was, actually sucked all the water out of charlotte harbor, kind of a curious view. but as we're waiting to find out about those who may need to be rescued, there are the stories of the survivors. and one of those survivors is renee smith. she's joining us here now to talk about what her ordeal was like. first of all, i'm glad you're here. >> thank you. >> reporter: where did you ride this storm out? >>> i did under the kitchen table. >> under the table? >> yea

central bank deposit rates.robably also decrease, but not as significantly as before according to the maximum results. the rate on deposits of individuals in the top 10 banks is 6.7 68% per annum until the end of the year. it may drop to 6-6.5% per annum, and here the potential for decline is primarily due to the fact that banks are no longer afraid of massive outflows of funds from individuals, as was the case in spring, because actually under current conditions. e, customers of banks do not have, but a significant range of alternative instruments for investing funds with e, moderate risk. as a result, we can conclude that, taking into account the new rhetoric of the central bank, russian banks will act cautiously in making decisions and deliveries, most of them say that further actions will depend on the development of the situation in the economy and in the competitive environment. it is almost impossible to count the number of solar modules from the first time and not get lost, they stretched for hundreds of

coming up, central bank is expected to raise borrowing costs across 20 central banks. ahead for the yen. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> a quick check of the latest business headlines, america expressed is adding 1500 employees to its technology arm. they told bloomberg that roughly 60% of the hires would be in the u.s. without a -- with a third in india and the rest in europe. 3600 tech workers hired in the last year. the surgeon post-pandemic revenue allows for new investment. apple is working for a new update to fix a bug in the rear camera. users complained about the camera when used with snapchat, tiktok, instagram, facebook. the new camera system is one of the main upgrades for this years device. rumble, the conservative video network band, surged 40% on its debut in new york, it became a publicly traded company, with its deal with a blank check firm. it is one of the growing number of alternative media sites to attract users as political division identifies. >> we are counting down to markets open in tokyo that come online at the top of the hour following an extended ra

centralized. lubrication, what makes it easier? well, the combine operator has a job. this is how rear-view cameras and an unloading camera are installed, which makes it easier for the machine operator when you go to unload move, and these are the results that we received today in the minsk region. e, good results have e, the same combines 21-24 under another e, regions of 4,000 tons per hammer or these results, they help us and position our equipment in other regions today, the demand for energy-saturated equipment, namely for this model others . eh, s is high enough. next year. another 300 such machines will be produced in gomel. moreover , the designers are working on a modification where the combo harvester takes off. it will not be 9 m, as it is now, and already 12, which will make our equipment even more competitive, and kombaynerov even more productive the beginning of autumn, the time of active preparation for the heating season, there are almost 900 boiler houses on the balance sheet of the housing and communal services enterprises of the minsk region, and it

we have now made additional payments dzerzhinsk central district hospital now serves more than 70,000ients, in order to reach a new level of medical care, they recently carried out a large-scale modernization. a ct scanner and an oxygen station appeared here, another sign you object for the social infrastructure of the region appeared. fa is unclear during the week. a new kindergarten was opened there, it was built in a young microdistrict in a promising growing multi-apartment building, it is designed for a school institution for 230 places, and there is a place for the comprehensive development of kids. a swimming pool and an astrology center, an animation studio and even a gym with an innovative prefix about educational trends for a comfortable childhood elena vitkov, solemn fanfares and many guests and useful gifts. so fanipol opened kindergarten number six in the top local news appeared a long time ago now a visual acquaintance with the preschool world. in every corner of our institution. various centers have been established. a center has been established here at the moment. it

let's talk about the central asian countries. when you brought it up with traditionally, they were closer to russia than they were to china. but then the fall out of the ukraine war, are they looking at perhaps something coming from china? they really do, they want to be closer to china as a buffer against russia. is that what they're looking for? i think definitely. i mean, if you're, if you're looking at your date right now, and russia has, where you adoptions in ukraine, both the invasion and then also just looking long term as stated at the economy. they're obviously looking for alternatives. you know, the european union, the united states have been being felt from that part of the world for quite some time. we have seen some diplomatic outreach to the middle east and especially to turkey from central asia and in the last 6 months. but i think china is really the big ticket, 2nd largest economy and already been building out the economic and political ties and enjoy asia per decade. and china, it's big knowing that it wants to

today the central bank lowered the key rate again from 8:00 to 7.5% more business news .central bank for the sixth time in a row lowered the key rate from 8% to 7.5 . how the central bank at the end of february abandoned the rate at a level of 20% he lowered it three times in a row by 3% points, then twice removed another one and a half percentage points. and now the decline of only half of the central bank explains the rise in prices in russia is slowing down in july annual inflation was above 15% in august 14.3%, and here are the latest data 14 and 1/10. true, the central bank immediately clarifies that this is largely due to the fact that prices continue to correct after the rise in march, the ruble rose, and demand from the population is restrained, because real incomes in russia attacked, and they are determined to save, on the other hand , notes that external conditions for the russian economy remain. in addition, the central bank gave a signal about the very further movement of the key rate, if, following the results of the last meeting, the central bank announced

amidst the wrath of policy decisions from central banks, the turkish central bank is not expecting muchin the rate at 13% after the bank. surprise craig -- surprised rate cut last month. incredible inflation in turkiye. 's president erdogan unorthodox policy continues. that is leading the lira to close to record lows. haidi: coming up in the next hour, volatility will persist. we have more on that shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics to the world of business, balance of power with david westin, news and analysis, insight from the power players weekdays. this is bloomberg.