well, it is a very long issue of the central bank's laws . there are penalties that are usually applied to these banks. central we agree that they are informed and we will see what happens, which is the answer. for the year of establishment of the tax affairs organization in 1400 1401, i would like to inform you that the transfer of information from the central bank and the banking network to the tax administration started a few years ago. we provide information on the circulation of accounts, annual information on facilities and obligations of individuals, and we provide information on account holders . we provide information on the purchase and sale of people's currency, information on the general sale of tools for the year 2018 is announced, and even the microtransactions of the bank of the tax organization are given. hint he said that the educational information of hamidah halkaha, which might be possible, what should be done, the validation and facilities are now a single body, i was giving you information, such as the customs code of th

from these , information is not exchanged between the central bank and the central bank. only the announcement of the tax administration to the central bank is an example. we have been waiting for 11 years, which is connected to the central bank's agent bank , so that the tax administration can announce that your business with you will be resolved within two or three days. i can talk , but the antenna is not complicated, i can give it to you let's pass by, you used to provide the account information of the tax affairs organization in the form of hands. usually, the tax affairs organization deals with the tax of individuals at the end of the year. it is important for them what happened in the year . we can process information and implement examples of the method and based on information algorithms , this information is provided to the financial affairs organization, mr. mohadi. it is a business account rahman al-rahim, i would like to say hello to you and all my dear viewers. i would like to inform you that a very positive interaction has been taking place with this financ

eh, practice shows that we and our central asian friends.n successfully to mutual benefit for the benefit of our peoples. to develop trade economic ties, despite the massive pressure from the west and serbia, if the signals from central asia about what is real, and the countries of the west are exerting political or economic pressure and what kind of pressure, maybe the signals are on the surface. uh, just in the last few weeks, several american emissaries of jesus have visited a number of central asian capitals. uh, where at absolutely so uh cheeky, uh without any respect for the sovereignty and independence of the central asian states , uh, demanded uh to comply with, the so-called anti-russian sanctions demanded some kind of reports on how the trade of one or another central asian country is developing uh with russia, uh, even the statement that the sanctions regime will continue after the end of the special military operation sounded so to speak. by the way, what do you see? about once again that it is not at all a special military opera

but both of these 2 ideas, grand ideas, the floor, the 1st floor of the central asian, great, a central asian union. the smaller countries looked at each doctor to stop. and uh, okay, so based on the little light chaslek style and it was based on kind of b, b brought us to them. so they're quietly trying to sabotage this union. and in terms of turkey, the union, the for total target states will, uh, turkey, the distant country. and here in central asia, we don't you took you as a serious partner. the thing is turkey fails to invest a lot of it so well. see to central asian economies, it promises and promises, but it does little to, to invest and to deepen the relations. so in some, the kind of fallback option for the central asian countries is too deep in cooperation with russia. whether they want it or not, they are dependent on russia politically, economically. and in terms of people, there are a lot of central asians working in rushes, legal migrants. so, and so i think that we will still work closely with russia and china. right. so the seo, the shanghai cooperation organization is

there have been calls for central banks to cut central rates which they have not done since september of last year. they could as soon as next week, june 15. a lot of economic data that day. francine: how soon could we see support for policymakers for china? >> we could see the interest rate move next week. we have already seen authorities in beijing doing a lot of things to try to bolster the economy. yesterday evening there was an announcement by the minister of commerce that they would do a six month campaign to bolster car sales in china. that is an industry seeing growth slow recently. we are expecting more policies to support the property market which has been a big drag on economic growth. a lot of things are already happening. we are waiting for the central bank -- to see if it will be part of that as well. francine: thank you so much, john. joining us is christian keller. i like the way you put it in a lot of your research which is the fog of late cycle and if you are market participants you would see a lot of fog because every week it seems they oscillate from good to bad ne

alix: we have been hearing from central bankers all morning at the ecb central banking forum in portugale latest is yannis stournaras, the bank of greece governor. we had a lovely panel with the head of central banks, would you be in favor of a rate hike in july and september? gov. stournaras: [laughter] if the baseline develops as we think, then perhaps, yes, in july, we will have a hike. september is too far away. we cannot say what we will have. guy: we will talk about that in just a moment. governor, do you think the greek economy needs more rate hikes? gov. stournaras: we take the european average, we do not say if germany or greece, we target the inflation rate of the euro zone, not of any single country. alix: sure, but if the -- gov. stournaras: sorry, can you repeat? alix: if the ecb does go to 4%, what does that do to the greek economy? gov. stournaras: the greek economy as you know has an inflation rate that is lower than the eurozone average. it is 4%. it is higher than the 2% that we want. as you know, we target medium-term inflation. we do not want inflation to fall to 2% t

does the central banks actually know how to tackle this issue? is it the problem a government's not doing enough? no, it's a great question because i think it's a combination of both right? like the, the idea that central banks have the only tool in the one to treat policy tool kit to deal with inflation as well. like i think that when you look across the world, all the rates that still pops up, this of the markets, the economies of the manufacturing construction that is always starting to smoke because rate hikes. it today what they meant to be doing, taking sort of the rates that's the parts of the economy is down and those inflation and components also moving in the way this the real sticking point right now is the sort of services and i guess this consumer element where frankly, it, it rates with rates on their own or do not have it in your impact on this it's, it's present if any binary, right? it's either or nothing where the recession and substance goes down. no, we know that the recession services remains strong. so, you know, if the goal

the central bank conference is taking place annette is there she is speaking to central bankers in manyf the eastern european bankers there is a bit of hawkishness from the conference. we will hear from christine lagarde shortly. we will get to that speech when she commences. a big, big indicator for where markets are headed from here all of that coming up at sintra. the forum for all of the central bankers around the world as for european markets, you see that pretty much the gains are broad based. all of the indices trading nicely in the green. this is after some mixed activity yesterday the cac 40 in the green. the rest of them less so the dax is up with a bounce in cyclical names that got a beating. banks and basic resources doing well insurance and real estate are making a comeback. ftse 100 in the uk is a far cry from 7,600 the level from six weeks ago and now sitting .70% stronger. fintech space is posting a profit and that is leading the sector and having an impact overall. the swiss defensive index is up .10% as well. in terms of sectors, this is how the split is you actuhave u

it is shown that the number of the central bank it is important to ask the central bank of central bank'sers. we went and followed up on the matter. i say that the central bank has released its own loans to its employees in order to collect the roof of the banking network . mr. farzin, this information will be published soon . we will publish it . there is no problem. let me tell you, because the game is very repetitive , the employees of the central bank are not allowed to take a loan. the language of the sada and sima news agency is that in less than 20% of the flood-prone areas in the south of kerman province , watershed management projects have been implemented. watershed management projects in these areas, in addition to feeding the underground water tables, have protected the downstream villages and the city of kerman from floods . in the year 1400, the president, on the sidelines of his visit to the flooded areas of kerman province, ordered the implementation of watershed management projects in critical areas. in the month of february, 1400 aid workers who put their hearts into the

the head of the central bank began his speech with an assessment of the macroeconomic situation.n general , according to her, the economy has adapted and first of all, thanks to business, the trends are pleasing, but low inflation is needed, it is precisely this that is the key to long-term investments and comfortable inflation rates and are correct. dooley called the anchor in the russian economy touched on the head of the central bank and the topic of financial risks, their timely relief is absolutely necessary according to elvira nabiullina, but at the same time, the central bank is somewhat worried about the situation now with ours with the help of our world. we are limiting the pace of issuing mortgages with a low down payment so that mortgages do not grow from a balanced level. they are at the expense that we are overloading people with a debt load that they are not able to bear and so that it does not simply result. as housing prices rise, retail lending is recovering, but growth should not outstrip citizens' incomes, there is a risk of debt load, as for the banking sector

central banks will have to do more.s a commitment for the next month and july that will not be enough. by september -- [indiscernible] i think the terminal rate should be around four. dani: still we have this strong labor market, and this fact it is not transmitting policy as usual. how should the ecb deal with that? luigi: monetary policy is a key element in the framework of the ecb. the inflation outlook, underlying inflation, i think on this point there is higher confidence it is working. what we are seeing is a tightening on-demand and the supply-side. probably the ecb is more comfortable. what worries us the most is inflation is still very high. where they are is not enough. i think yesterday was a lot of focus from lagarde, and the increase on core inflation. what is the risk? wages are catching up, but that will cause further rate increases. prices will spiral. we are not there, but there is some risk of this materializing. this will keep the ecb concerned. they will leave rates at those levels for a longer perio

what is the potential for central-bank mistake?ready made the mistake. the mistake was calling inflation transitory went in the end ended up being sticky and that means every central-bank globally was too late in reacting to inflation, too late in lifting rates and causing more damage they may be necessary. that mistake has been made and with that history in mind and the need to restore credibility -- if you are night was sitting at the same table probably have the same thought process, it is better to wait for more evidence before moving to aggressively come especially in terms of making a u-turn, i.e. let us wait for more proof that inflation is coming down, especially in the services sector. guy: wasn't that the mistake last time? they waited too long. isn't there a danger to repeat the mistake? if they become data-dependent are they about to make the same mistake by calling it transitory? now they're waiting for evidence it is cooling down but maybe if it does not go down, they make it worse again. anneka: fair point but i thin

central asia is not central to u. s. foreign policy. that seems to be the consensus among political academics around the world. but the strategic importance of the so called stand countries cannot be overlooked. tonight will explore the push and pull over the stands. will they remain in the eastern orbit or be swayed by the west? all right, let's get into the em up. the central asia consist of the 5 spans whose becca stand has expand. curtis stand to check a stand and turkmenistan these former soviet republics. while land locked were once a vital route for trade on the old field road and hold the key to expansion of china's new belgian road initiative, most of the stands are sitting on impressive natural gas reserves and play an important role in keeping tara organizations like al keita and bay. so as members of the seo the shanghai cooperation organization, to the north west of the stands lies russia and to their east china. the 2 super powers, anchoring the seo. and while these sovereign nations in the middle mostly favour co operatio

rezaei, member of the legal council of the central bank , we are at your service, mr. hojatul islam ali, the scientific auction of al-mustafa university from mashhad to greetings to both of you, i have permission to start with a teacher and ask you to be a teacher who wants to give a key sunday about the state of the banking system before the revolution and how they functioned in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful, the most merciful. i am at your service, dear viewers dear mr. hojjat al-islam and muslim rezai, i offer my condolences on the passing away of imam rahal, a warrior, to you dear and respected viewers. before the revolution, the banking system that was established in iran was completely based on usury and all contracts were in the form of explicit usurious loans, and even bonds. it was published that these bonds were pure loans, and usury is one of the clear rules of islam that it is strictly forbidden, it is a thick forbidden, as mentioned in the words of the imam, and you also spread it well, the only sin that is dec

the central bank and dealing with the offenders here must be maintained. i said my education in parentheses, i entered my mastery to the people. it is almost one of these sectors that have a fair distribution of the financial resources of the banks, they create money, which is happening in the image of the diagram, a part of let's make this money available to the public in the subjects that all housing loans, i.e. marriage loans, i.e. child bearing loans, are fair, that is, they can include all people, and the fair possibility of benefiting from this facility has been provided to everyone for many years . in my life, we went on the pretext that they don't have enough resources to pay for these large facilities, instead of doing their legal duties, paying loans that disobeyed their legal duties , didn't do the education, birthday, your helper, and said, i want a marriage loan. some people feel sorry for people they tell people to let it go. some of them don't like the time when i can get the law. i had to go so that you can get the loan. well, this happens

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shery: it has been a busy week for central banks.ing to expectations by keeping rates steady in indonesia for five straight months, keeping the benchmark at 5.75%. in the philippines, they held their key rate for the second consecutive meeting. 6.2 5%, the highest in 16 years. the governor says rate cuts in the near future are unlikely with inflation still above target but you will be able to hear from him directly. he is with us later on bloomberg television after 9:00 a.m. in hong kong and 9:00 p.m. in new york haidi. haidi: a lot of focus on the endgame for global central banks and towel in his second testimony speech driving home the need for further tightening. janet yellen says diminishing risk for the u.s. to fall into recession on suggesting a slowdown in consumer spending might be the price to pay for finishing the campaign to contain an nation. this is from an interview with bloomberg news on thursday. when talking about the chances of recession, yelling the said that odds have gone down -- janet yellen said the odds have g

you said that the country in central asia has a population of more than 34 million people, almost as much as four central asian countries, and also considering the events that happened in this country after the election of the second president of the country, mr. eshgh , the main economic reforms commercial, industrial, etc it was the completion of the infrastructure of this country, which last year was more than 28 billion dollars of this country's imports, which is very good for iranian goods. in agricultural sectors as well as penetration in the form of high-tech products, especially in the field of medicine and medical equipment, as well as products needed in the petrochemical sector, oil and gas, and alhamdulillah, iran's company has a high capacity and potential in this field, according to targeting it took place now in the program you mentioned that during the negotiations of the joint commission in uzbekistan, we also set a target to increase to one billion dollars in 1404. in 1404 , one million dollars, one billion, one billion dollars will be exported. millions of uzbekista

coming up, the medical week for central banks roles on -- mega week for central banks roles on.next and this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: the mega week for central banks roles on with the ecb and central bank set to deliver the right decisions. joining us now is nora from the mliv team. we have encouraging news from the fed but not so from the pboc. >> absolutely and's and the diversions issued the ecb is going to give us a unified voice and perhaps some anticipated calm. we know exactly what the ecb is going to do because that is exactly what they have been telling us they are going to do in the markets are bought on that. 25 basis points expected across the board. it has been a unanimous message across all ecb and policy makers and the messaging here is going to be will we get another one in july eco a lot of people are thinking the ecb has said that but we are 70% sure in term of market pricing whether or not it will get a july and then a big pause and come back in september. we will see whether that debate continues to shift or we will get more question of whether or not potent

a huge w for the central banks lie ahead. first up we have the fed, followed by the ecb, pboc, and bank of japan. i am joined by maria municchi, fund manager at m&g investment management. it is clear something happened last week with the surprise from the central bank of canada and the rba. what are you expecting the fed to do this week? maria: the expectation had been for a pause for the fed this week, but what we have seen for this year's and other areas moves this week. we still have data coming in tomorrow, but i think it is very important for the central banks and we know they have been very data dependent on what is happening not only on the inflation side but also the growth side of the situation and in particular on the labor market. the labor market in the u.s. has remained stable. some mixed signals, but overall a robust market. francine: when you take a step back and look at the markets, is the bet still on what happens with inflation, and is there uncertainty about the trajectory of inflation based on the cpi numb

really, challenges for central bankers as some of these central banks enter the final stages, as it were the inflation fight. bonds trading in australia and new zealand, we could see a lift towards new bonds, at least an advance as we get weeks before the rba leadership decision. jim schall mers is expected to make that decision. whether -- gets a new term or we see a new person. that could trigger a more dovish posture from monetary policy. particularly as -- has come into so much criticism for the number of rate hikes he has pushed through. we can also see that one month option volatility when it comes to the aussie dollar seeing a bit of a hike. watching the aussie at the moment, little bit of weakness when it comes to the selling of the aussie versus the kiwi and the greenback. socgen saying we need to see more hawkishness from the reserve bank if the aussie is going to trade above $.70 u.s. let's bring in vishnu varathan. another frenetic week when it comes to central banks. of course, leading the pack is the fed to come a really pushing from the messaging we have heard before from

a big day for central banks worldwide. the bank of england could deliver a jumbo hike after that surprise jump in core u.k. inflation. shery: take a look at how u.s. futures are trading at the early asian session. not a lot of movement after the s&p 500 fell for fell for a thid consecutive session. it might not be too much alike for the moment for investors where we talk about a continuous hawkish rhetoric, valuations are pretty high in bullish positioning is already pretty sweat -- we saw the nasdaq 100, ai related stocks, semiconductors were week. we had treasuries mixed. the two year yield was higher, 10 year yield stable around 371 level. we have a strong 20 year bond option that investors were digesting in today's session. the dollar fell for the first time for gains after three consecutive sessions. that helped a little bit when it came to commodities. it was slightly higher in the new york session and we did see some signals that we could see more demand coming from asian buyers, that helped but it's not being susta

the program organization allocated a budget to darvar and the central bank gave facilities to companies with 30 thousand billion tomans, mr. minister. on the eve of eid al-adha, there was an eid for the oil industry of 11 south pars in 1379. it was like this with a foreign company and no action had been taken . finished and in the truth is that phase 11 is ready or it will be put into operation within the next two weeks with the presence of mr. president in this phase. the reaction of the minister of economy regarding the bank transaction fees is a ceiling considered in the central bank's resolution that any transaction above this ceiling can be made. the decision of the central bank should not increase the amount of duties or fees regarding the transaction. mr. khandozi, what about the release of block money? very good and forward-looking measures have been adopted by the central bank and the ministry of foreign affairs with foreign parties and i hope that the negotiations will progress within god's future days the governor general of the central bank announced the result of his termin

a deficit, as the government paper that the central bank purchased previously rolls off, the centralhas to almost immediately or the treasury, excuse me, has to reissue the debt was that that is the situation the u.s., every dollar paid off during covid for example is a deposit the disappears because treasury has to go out and refinance that piece of debt, and so an investor buys it. same thing with the money market fund. a money market investor sells their fund shares and goes out and buys t-bills in a fiduciary deposit somewhere disappears, so if you look at the schedule, were talking about half $1 trillion rolling off the banking system between now and the end of the year in the u.s. and part of it it is mechanical which is the treasuries and the mortgage backed to the extent that they repay and they are paying slowly now, it does not impact banks as much and we are not having to go out and refinance that paper, and that is a big difference. haidi: what do you make of the narrative that there is so much cash sitting on the sidelines from just even retail investors who have not put

should the central banks raise rates from here? christina: i think it is pointing to a policy mistake and i think the data is telling them maybe they will have to reconsider the rate hikes that they are signaling at the moment. deftly when it comes to the u.k., i'm tracking that story closely. what we see in the markets is really incongruence with what we have seen from yesterday. 50 point base rate hike, where the yields go? all the way south. guy: hard landing coming and that is what the data signaling. i think it is rolling over, particularly in the u.k. but that is happening in europe as well. i think the problem that the ecb has in particular is it was really out of the gate, the last one of the major central banks to deliver the rate hikes and that would always be the problem for the ecb? -- ecb, right? as hawkish as lagarde sounds it is difficult to stay that hawkish as the rest of the g10 gang are looking at pausing or rate cutting. alix: pmi's pointing to a policy mistake? >> i don't want to point to collusion between us b

the central bank announced that from the beginning of october this year, old checks will be able to be stamped only in check book export banks. according to the announcement of the central bank, customers of the banking network can visit their bank branches in the coming months. and replaced his old checkbook with a new checkbook, the central bank also announced that electronics is a new product that currently offers this service to its customers and other banks are also in the process of testing their products. and with the continuation of this process, what will the doctor do? nik will gradually replace paper checks. the country's deeds and real estate registration organization said that so far 4,700 documents have been issued from the surplus land of government agencies in the name of the ministry of roads and urban development to be used in the national housing movement plan, based on the law of jump in housing production . the government bodies are obliged to provide their surplus land to the national housing movement plan . the high density of houses and being in mountainous area

that brings investors into the market central bankers are fighting inflation.f you look at inflation indi indicators, it is starting to turn this is actually classic late cycle pricing where you see risky assets moving ead. i would argue more growth sensitive which should be a little bit less perky here we have the u.s. for example this has been largely a tech story if you look at other indices. it has been more range bound >> the fed chair jay powell has been good at telegraphing to the mark market what they plan on doing he said they initially started with 75 and slowed to 50 and now 25 and now possibly skipping mee meetings et cetera. what would be a surprise for the fed? >> they are clear they are data dependent. if we see, for example, inflation increasing significantly, then the surprise will be they will have to do more before they pause you know, the moment the market is pricing in one more hike in july and then lower probability of something else or perhaps a hike in september. it is not a done deal. if we were to see inflation data lot stronger, then,

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i think number one, central american countries and millicom is great experience dealing with central american countries. they have made important investment in panama. they've also allocated additional funds to increase investments. why did he do that? because first they believe in the country but we also have a mindset that from a the govert perspective we have to facilitate investment. we have to make sure companies feel secure from a legal and an investment point of view. we have to make sure there is legal work there of a double for countries to continue to invest in panama. i believe we have i think investment opportunities. we have a legal framework but i think theresa may can something important that is collaborating with other countries inbo the region and with private companies. when we talk about collaborating with other countries in the region we ally, can bring something to the table. panama as you know as the panama canal, over 6% of world trade, world commerce go through the panama canal. we have important infrastructure when it comes to ports, for example, and also we

>> i figure for the central bank, we are respectful of the economy of the central bank., this kind of voting is very common. when the monetary policy is turning around and different members of the board have their own assessments for how fast they can go. shery: minister mario mar -- mario marcel, thank you so much for your time today while he is -- you are speaking to investors in new york. let's see how the broader markets are trading. anabelle: stick with the central bank theme, of course the focus in the session so far has been on the moves in the japanese yen. taking a look at this chart that weakness that we are continuing to see in the currency, sliding back to the 145 level. what is interesting, this chart issuing the one-month implied volatility, that has been diversion away from the weakness -- diverging away from the weakness. it tells us that traders are not too concerned about the weakness we have seen in the young, even though we had the likes of the top currency chief in japan saying they would react appropriately to respond to any aggressive one-sided mov

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this was one of the brightest episodes of the so-called banana wars that america waged in central americaand the caribbean for 36 years from 1898 to 1934. it must be said bluntly that at that time economic interests prevailed over political ones. although political pretexts were sought to cover up true economic interests. the us intervention was carried out under the pretext of protection against german aggression might think that germany was then concerned to intervene against a small island nation in the caribbean, but in any case, american economic interest and predominated this was preceded by the appointment of an american adviser to the treasury in 1915. that is , he, in fact, an american adviser, prepared the ground for the invasion of the americans into the territory of the sovereign. the state of this invasion was absolutely not provoked by an invasion, in which up to one and a half thousand naval us infantrymen and which led to civilian casualties in the dominican republic in 1914, america presented the wilson plan, allowing the use of force in the dominican republic and haiti,

the governor of the central bank said at the annual monetary and foreign exchange conference of the central bank that the point-by-point inflation in the consumer inflation index was from 62.4 10 percent in april to channel 50 in may coin in june we will have a sharp drop in this index, otherwise our goal will be to enter the 30 percent channel. the third monetary and currency policy conference focusing on the economic stabilization of today's governance and policy making in the central bank he began to work politically in order to stabilize the economy, the governor of the central bank includes three axes: strengthening the regulatory system in the financial markets, making the currency market predictable and controlling liquidity . we monitor the situation of the so-called supervisory banks in the form of balance control. according to mr. farzin, the management of some banks has improved and others have sounded the alarm . we have a state bank that the government has provided a lot of financing, from here it has tried to reduce the disharmony, which according to the minister of economy, t

framed longer for the central banks.going to hold rates where they are a little higher for quarters, or do they go into 2024? marc: it is an important issue. whether you are looking at the federal reserve, the ecb, canada, australia, we are at the tail end of the tightening cycle. many of us including myself -- it looks like they're going to extend into later this year. depending on what they do today, the market is pricing in rate hikes into early next year. but when you think about the bank of england or norway, there is tightening before the federal reserve and many people are critical as it was slow out of the box. here are two central banks raising rates before the federal reserve and having -- can raise rates more aggressively now because inflation is higher. there are new cyclical highs incorporates. we know the u.s. rate is slipping. the headline rate is faster than the court rate. they were talking about a few more months of tightening. the bank of england is the exception and the bank of japan the exception on

we also ask you to contact us at the central bank. we will monitor the situation and analyze the incoming appeals. uh, and i must say that we used to send such recommendations to banks on the restructuring of debts of citizens, who suffer as a result of emergencies . and we have a well-established mechanism for interaction with banks and conventional banks. eh, they work quite constructively in such situations. as for the commission that banks set for transfers in foreign currencies. this is the right of banks, and it is related, we also talked about it. this is due to the fact that hmm banks understand the risks of dealing with foreign liquidity, some of them have restrictions, so in order to mitigate such risks and in order to hmm as a last resort, uh, citizens' funds weren't frozen in foreign currency either. they establish such commissions. hmm , with regard to the calculations of the share of calculations e- imports, and in rubles. uh yes, this process is happening at my fingertips just no data. e exact, what is the percentage th

that is a very unpleasant situation for the central bank. what surprises me the most in the communication of today, which i found was ok, but what surprised me is that christine lagarde did go into all of the positive factors that we see. mainly the reverse of the number of supply shocks that we have had in recent years. think about delivering a supply chain problem. think about transportation costs. there are many energy and gas prices, so i think, what will make the difference in the coming months is to see if this positive factor supports the economy and at the same time reduces inflationary pressures. obviously, the ecb is convinced that if you don't have the labor market, you are not going to succeed, so add to that, in spite of demand weakening. >> do you think she didn't mention the positive factor because she is worried about financial conditions? she is worried that you get an overly optimistic reaction in financial markets? >> it is a good point. it is a point you see in the u.s. also. if you get positive on inflation, of course, m

he spoke about how he sees the situation in central asia as a border incident. all this is how it periodically erupts from the water between kyrgyzstan and kazakhstan and shot again there so often it could be di. cue, bana shibkoy, but arrestovich, as an experienced information gypsy, is not mistaken. just like that, in the best traditions of charlatans from the nineties, he charges through the screen to the desired picture of the world and gives installation and installation. apparently to quarrel the neighbors with each other, because they need chaos everywhere and in central asia in particular, as in a region of strategic importance for of the future of all great eurasia here is the next tranche for these purposes. the united states , having dealt with its printing press from the barsky shoulder, is ready to donate 12 million dollars to the right citizens of central asia. as it was called the fight against disinformation in central asia , budgets will be mastered through countless non-profit and, of course, the most incorruptible organizations, we are talking

this is a centralized or individual conclusion of the contract.n any case, it will necessarily be individual, because the transfer of networks is the appearance of a boundary of the balance of ownership between energy consumption and already will be directly and the consumer of our subscriber to summer residents. and after that, it will be necessary to conclude an agreement in writing . today , the legislation provides for it. its form has been developed, but for convenience. of course, we will also come to the horticultural associations and there will be such an opportunity to conclude our settlement information settlement cash centers. it will be possible to conclude in the same way as in an ordinary apartment, usually in a residential area. the master's approach to everything, especially as far as the land is concerned, is always the president is oriented and it doesn’t matter where you live in a small country house or in a cottage with a bigger one, we create the laws of country life ourselves, we only correct it, and all so that each of us wo

bank, which is supervised and supervised by the central bank and regulated by the central bank.ork of this registry, companies must register in order to prove their economic model, as it were, the business model where they put their funds, if this is a broker broker dealer, then a dealer bank, microfinance organizations, no questions, but in the legal field, we say that if there is mass advertising, then this is a professional activity. so, you must be registered in the register of the central bank. these organizations will be allowed to attract the mass funds of citizens, and the rest will, er, from this. well, protected, that is, it will be me, uh, legislative field. i know his proposal to create a system of price indicators in russia. here's how it will help, uh, business, including and financial market of our country. and you know we have created. a very good financial infrastructure, payment infrastructure, the national system of payment cards, the system of fast payments are working and the exchanges are functioning efficiently. uh, rating companies and when we are in the

way, this statistic shows that the number of the central bank is not a significant number . did not publish to his employees farzin, this information will be published soon, we will publish it in the next part of the news of the sed and sima news agency at 5 o'clock, this time, the 13th region was the host of the two project, the 13th project, which is a project that has several sub-project owners, god willing, in the presence of the respected members of the islamic council. we will release the 1401 plan from tehran, those who are so much in the life of 1401, in fact, the evolution has been advanced and 100% progress has been made, and after the incident of 15 years , we are looking for it. sharifi versions were negotiated. and north-east of shah and per capita hashem in the south we have delivered the west and all of it, and on this side and on that side, 17 hectares of 11439 tehran municipality, let's all go ahead and provide the worn-out roads for the sports fields . the next step is 2 in the 13th region, only the worn-out fabric is 6 kilometers everywhere, the whole area

we're talking dozens. >> being at the central forum, cnbc has been there speaking to various central bankers and policy makers, and one of the takeaways is the central bankers are still sounding pretty hawkish. the theme seems to be higher for longer is that coming as a surprise to markets, do you think, or is that pencilled in at this point? >> i hope not. they've been saying that for the last year. they have been paying attention. probably speaker, higher for longer, the u.s. has been set for a long time. they have hoped they would skirt by elements of inflation they haven't but it is clear there is a need to beat inflation globally, an we are seeing the fear that inflation is sticky. the economist cover that came out isn't totally true we forget it doesn't mean prices get cheaper. it means they stop going up for so long. >> yeah. that's a conversation julianna and i have had in the past thank you so much for joining us on the show. alex morris, the president and cio of fm investments, and if you want to get involved in the discussion, you can follow us on twitter and tweet us dire

agustin carstens, the former governor of mexico central bank -- mexico's central bank, and i would likehanks to sherry ahn. this is bloomberg. ♪ oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. guy: this week compared to last week, similar ingredients but added geo policies into the mix. we have the geopolitics, russia story, central banks. tomorrow, the ecb and a life inflation data to the back end of the week so we start off in a reasonably cautious tone. a lot coming up. a lot for markets to think about forgetting where you are seeing price action today is in defense stocks in europe. one of the stocks trading lower today, this on the potential shift that we could see on the battlefront in ukraine. a number of u.s. stocks as well on the move. the german 10-year down a little bit. weaker data earlier on pointing maybe to a dismal outlook for the german economy. we will talk about this in the next hour. what does it mean for europe? we have some great gues

information on payment facilities to central bank employees will be published. the governor of the central bank said that in the continuation of publishing information on the payment facilities of the banking network to their employees, information about loans received by central bank employees will also be published soon. central direction of gathering bam has published the bank network to his employees, he has not published his own loan to his employees, we will publish it, there is no problem , but let me tell you about the central bank, because the game is very repetitive, the employees of the central bank are not allowed to borrow from anywhere , tesco keyboard language, 3200 tomans, phase 11 south pars has been installed in its position in the persian gulf by the efforts of iran's oil industry experts . according to the announcement of the ministry of petroleum, 14 wells have been drilled in this phase , the number of which is supposed to reach 27 wells . millions of cubic meters of gas are being killed the killing of a 17-year-old teenager by the french p

now we have expected in central asia in connection with these issues our relations. in this way, they have improved in our region, and so it happened, and the public is internal to the public. uh, the political environment is very complicated. plus , this is added here is an additional task for our law enforcement and government agencies. e and interaction directly interaction between our countries , and the countries of the cis members of the sco, and today, as well as the jdc design bureau and the nuclear power plant, today we are seeing active interaction between our countries, and uzbekistan is interested in joint collective in ensuring collective security in our region, as well as the president uzbekistan stayed the last. that is, uh, uh came to us in kyrgyzstan at this meeting as well. the same solved a lot of questions, if we do not uh in the world and conscientious brotherly relations. consider the people between our countries, a understood this in the first place and supported the leadership of the state. and to other events of the past week in cholpon-ata o

let's talk africa central banks.ng me is our africa correspondent, who probably has just as many airline miles as some of those folks in portugal. great to have you on the set. tell us more about the interest rate hike. jen: it was surprising for a lot of people watching the new central bank governor come out. he has only been in office for a week at this point, and not only did he call a surprise meeting, but he hike to the key interest rate to the most since 2015. from 9.5% to 10.5%. what he said in his statements was this was mainly to anchor inflation expectations. what we've seen in the canyon economy the past few months is inflation has really accelerated. consumer prices accelerated more than expected, to 8%. not only that, but the kenyan president has announced his new budget for the next year, starting in july. a lot of the new budget will be coming from taxes. kenyan consumers are not only facing increased taxes on things like sugar and fuel, but now they will also face price pressures. this was surprising