if the government doesn't do anything, if it doesn't solve the policies of the central bank , if the policies of the government don't upset the government financing, then create that piece . i brought up and now the banking law how complete will it be implemented without usury? if there are any shortcomings , as shahid sadr pointed out in the beginning of the book, we have two steps, the first step of the soldier, thank god, so far, this step has been done well, and at that time, the bank copies that were in the central bank of shura farrokhi the next day, the late mousaviyan, may god have mercy on him, i made a lot of good efforts . today, alhamdulillah, things are going very well, but the second step that martyr sadr kitab al-din led by the bank should be considered as a part of that whole islamic complex, in relation to social justice, in relation to the problem growth and general welfare in and other issues that are raised as the high goals of the islamic economy, the bank should move its work towards the same, and as you said, we have progressed in the first step. in the second s

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

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

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 the

itself , that some banks to the employees above one billion, so that the central bank published the secret of 10 educations or the representative that is extracted based on the balance of bank employees' facilities in this article increases the principal and increase for each employee , as always, the balance is above one million based on the principal and profit of each the facility that is paid is the percentage interest it means there is a helpless person who is in the hotel of the bank whose balance has been presented. he is completely anonymous. the installment of the payment facility has been paid until the end of 1401. 692 million tomans in state and semi-state banks. one case, if it is more than this , the accounts court and the general inspection organization. the country is present, i will definitely report that it is acceptable and in your opinion, the supervisory measures of the islamic majlis shura bank in the name of allah, rahman raheem, first , let me make a short introduction and get straight into the issues, because there are some points of disagreement with mr

on that, it was the last central-bank decision, it ended without a surprise. of japan stuck with it super easy policy and cap its yield curve control program unchanged. today's japan inflation is a very different one from 2016, when the policy was introduced. this is headline and core inflation. the was rallying towards 1.00, and deflation was a risk. core inflation is far above the boj's 2% target, and the yen is trading at about 1.40 to the dollar. let's get over to luigi speranza , chief global economist, bnp paribas. good morning and thank you for joining us. it was expected that the boj would not move. does it make sense to have this super easy policy? luigi: good morning and thank you for having me. i think it is a question of time before changes arrive. what is remarkable about japan, it is not any longer the exception. core inflation is above 4%, and it will continue to move higher. in july they will revise upward the inflation forecast. there will be a change in yield curve control. dani: can i make a case to you that a hedge fund buddy of mine made?

we are not really sure what is the right equation for central banks. case for europe in particular, tightening ready conditions. we are in restricted territory for monetary policy. some central bankers in europe especially the german and austrians don't think so and think we are still a ways from there but there is still -- inflation has pointed surprise to the downside last time at least in the may print. there's a lot of supportive data out there that shows perhaps there is more space for a pause if the ecb wills it may be room for a couple more hikes to make sure that we've got inflation in the bad. francine: we have ecb today and the he boj -- pboc 12. nour: we had reporting last week we are not going to abandon the yield curve. the boj is going to stay in line with what they have done. the new central bank governors still adjusting to his new post. japan has been talking about becoming more accommodative in terms of the budget and supporting the government but to be honest we are not pricing for that in the market. there is room for upside surpris

other central banks are beginning to change their stance a little bit. s&p is one example. have some impact on the bond market for a very short time. but we are paying attention to his the of long-term yields behaving slightly differently for short-term rates because we are probably close to late cycle conditions. with the monetary policy stance, it is slightly more hawkish. we think it is quiet likely that we enter into the late psychodynamic and for that reason, we think long-term yields will be more anchored. we are not looking at a 400 basis point hike your. it is basically one of two adjustments needed to bring the market expectations in line with what the central banks want. that is different. >> you have a long position for the end despite the bell as weakness we continue to see. what do you see changing that short of intervention at some point? just giving -- given the widening diversion and the boj and the fed? >> it is a difficult story. as you know at the start of the year, there was a big reversal in the market narrative. that story is getting a new challenge. ja

guy: so markets are digesting what we have heard from the central banks. he interesting thing was, was there more commonality or difference between the message that they were delivering? sarah asked a question about whether or not they were on the same page. this is what bank of england governor andrew bailey had to say about that. gov. bailey: obviously, what we do not do is say, what should we do, what should you do? we set up policies for our areas. that is the law. we don't do that, but we do talk a lot. it is important. it is particularly important in recent times because we are facing such big global sharks. guy: so that takes us to our question of the day, are these central banks on the same page? they have different challenges, different legislation that they have to deal with, but, ultimately, the root is are they dealing with the same issues? joining us to discuss this is our two guests. did it sound like as you listen to the panel that there was more that separated them or more that joined them in terms of the way that they are thinking? ira: i t

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

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which is where it known central bank ever wants to be. redibility point eliminates the point that the bank could pause today and follow the fed. the key transmission, this is to lisa's point about what this does to the economic cycle, we know that only about a quarter of the rate hike impact impulse has passed through into the real economy so far. they should be able to fall back and say we have done 440 basis points of hikes, we still see three corners of that too, and they refinancing cycle but they have not got the credibility. lisa: it seems that people were talking about inducing a hard landing to make the timeframe less long and painful overall. is that still in the zeitgeist or people moving onto the hope of a soft landing that seems to have overtaken most policymakers in the u.s.? simon: i don't ever see -- maybe because my background as a labor market economist -- is what a hard landing, even if you engineer phase, best engineer it, presents a long-term outcome. this is the impact of labor losing its attachment with the labor mark

the european central bank revised _ balance. the european central bank revised some _ balance.opean central bank revised some of- balance. the european central bank revised some of its - bank revised some of its figures last friday and it said its economy is shrinking ever so slightly. what can we expect them to do with their interest rates? i them to do with their interest rates? , , ., ., ., ~' them to do with their interest rates? , , ., . rates? i believe if you look at the euros. — rates? i believe if you look at the euros, even _ rates? i believe if you look at the euros, even though - rates? i believe if you look at the euros, even though we i rates? i believe if you look at i the euros, even though we start to see a slack in economic data however, cbi still elevated. if you look at the current guidance shares seems to there is still a pepp and the interest rate hike for the potentially another gash. china has a bunch — potentially another gash. china has a bunch of _ potentially another gash. china has a bunch of data _ potentially another gash. china has a bunch of dat

in decades, the world's central bank umbrella body now says that the global economy is at a critical juncture in the fight against inflation. it was the last leg of that johnny will be the hottest bank for international settlement, says the interest rates might need to remain high until 2027. it's called on governments to reduce spending a day increase taxes. the cool price is, and it's one that strong head winds may lie ahead with a material risk of more financial stress, interest rate hikes were blamed in pop for the collapse of silicon valley bank of the us, which led to a weeks long banking term. well. so what's tricky about hiking rates will 1st, let's see how they work. increasing interest rates makes borrowing from banks for carlo. and for example, more expensive. people start to spend less because they'll have to pay more for servicing that, that loans demand for goods goes down. and prices eventually begin to drop, but that flows down the economy. central banks, that writing a fine line between raising interest rates. i'm not hosing their economies. if they raise them too muc

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 banks are still very committed to fighting inflation. if you look through powell's comments, inflation is clearly still an important factor for the fed and if you look at what central bankers are saying, they have not given up on the idea of getting inflation back down to the 2% area, which is not the case in major countries, u.k. especially is a long way off their target, at 7%. so they are looking at 6% short-term interest rates there. in the u.s., it may be 5.5%. there seems to be some disagreement among the fed members so maybe we do not even get that far as well and it is quite a contrast with what is happening in the equity markets where retail investors seem to be coming back and buying in heavy amounts. that is how he can sustain some big names. a divergence where the treasury key -- treasury curve is going versus s&p and nasdaq. in the end it will probably be a big hurdle for equity markets. when you have five point 5% short-term interest rates in the u.s., that is a big hurdle for equity people to overcome and eventually will co

of facilities for the construction and purchase of residential units will be announced in the central bank's notification to maskan bank. couples in tehran and 800 million tomans, and in the centers of provinces and cities with a population of over 200,000 people, it has increased to 640 million tomans. for other urban areas, the same loan of 480 million tomans has been announced. anthony, in this circular, it has been emphasized in order to help applicants, the possibility of repaying the installments facilities in a stair-step method and according to the request of the applicant, the information on the payment facilities to the employees of the central bank will be published. the governor general of the central bank said that in the continuation of the publication of the information on the payment facilities of the banking network to the employees, the information related to the loans received by the employees of the central bank will also be published soon. he published his own loan to his employees, we will publish it, there is no problem , but let me tell you about the central bank, bec

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 areas in some urban areas has led to the lack of land for the implementation of the national housing movement plan in mountainous areas and densely populated areas. above due to the lack of land to implement this as well as possible the national housi

guy: we always knew they would come and i think the tricking thing central banks are dealing with is they are dealing with a pandemic, having an effect on what normally would happen, and also policy is working with a much slower effect. the bank of england is experiencing this and all central banks are not getting the speed of transmission they normally would. wendy think we will know if we have made a mistake or not? nour: typically what we know in economics -- economics 101, it takes 18 months -- guy: is that still true? nour: we feel a different ways. there are bottlenecks from covid that eased significant factors in the pce and in the u.s. have come down but you see the cyclical come up and how really a big crisis and the u.k. and questions about in the u.s. and energy obviously. the war in ukraine played a big factor and don't forget we had brexit here. there is a lot going on. and you still have the fiscal arm of things, monetary policy doing what it is supposed to do but we have fiscal aspect of things i can come in and step up and aid those economies if there is need. alix: da

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

what can you tell us about the new central bank governor? is a former banking executive that worked in the u.s. she was employed by goldman sachs. she has a phd in financial engineering from princeton. this points towards a looming pivot. the new minister of finance alluded to a pivot earlier after his appointment into separate statements when he called for a return to national policymaking and also compliance with international norms. these factors together make the case for not just a policy pivot but also a pivot that might arrive sooner than expected that could see the central bank raising rates are ready by their next meeting on june 22. francine: after the finance minister appointment, what do we know about the direction of the economic policy that we can expect from turkey going forward? >> she is known to be in favor of a tight fiscal policy. they said they were going to design the policy framework in a way that would support the central banks effort for inflation. a tighter fiscal stance and the monetary policy going forward. we bel

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

money and credit council, the vice president of new technologies of the central bank says that this bank has submitted its proposals to determine the credit limit for check book applicants to the money and credit council, and the implementation of this section of the check law is pending the approval of the new check bank law by this council. he obliged the center to set a credit limit for check book applicants so that each person cannot issue checks beyond his financial capacity. the executive can prevent the phenomena of check books for people who are sleeping cartoons and addicts and the abuse of these checks in the street. shush, they took a shed, collected a series of trash pickers and opened an account for them, opened a current account, then opened a current account, the access road, taking 50 pages, then 100 pages . i ate all the checks and signed them when i signed them on february 90 giving millions of tomans of money and leaving it in my own house, the problem started when the banks , without checking the financial status of people, allowed them to issue multiple checks to a c

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

who went to him and did not announce that the central bank is part of the banking system, and by the, this statistic shows that the number of the central bank is not a significant number . mr. 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

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every major central bank out there will be following that path. we may be in for surprise or two. our markets reporters joins us now for more on this. s&p, bank of england, nor just bang all meet today. it's difficult to keep track of, but you've been doing it. >> the snb is the first one to meet at 8:30 this morning. most economists are saying point between eval percent hike, but the market has gone to pricing a lot more than that at the moment. the snb only meets four times a year so the next time they could meet will be in september. perhaps it don't want to miss the next wave of hawkishness and don't want to be left behind chasing their tail in december when the ecb and the fed might be done hiking. in switzerland they don't necessarily have an inflation problem but we've heard from the snb president a few weeks ago saying even though inflation is relatively low, it's not a good idea to wait and i would rather hike or now. so watch out for that one. in norway they meet at 9:00 a.m. economists are split, but it is a slim majority for 25. the ma

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 the

i hope the central bank is looking at this carefully. ere is a risk of overdoing it to some extent if you combine high interest rates and tight financial conditions >> and we have seen that in recent bank lending service conducted by the ecb that the demand for loans and supply of loans is falling down. is that also what you are witnessing >> it is a normal reaction by the financial industry we have seen what happened in the u.s. we want to protect ourselves we have the regulator saying don't lend too much. the bank is reacting and protecting the capital of shareholders the point is what does it do to the real economy what is the impact of the higher interest rates and the policies going to do on the companies that's the only thing i'm asking the european central bank to be very careful and not to ignore the second instrument of the policy which is working and we are seeing it is producing reactions by the banking industry >> could it work faster than some of the central bankers think it does so we have sharper contraction in the economy

the customs granted by the central bank to its employees should also be published, mr. rian emphasizes, according to the budget law of 1402 and in addition to the transparency of the loans granted by the banks to their employees, the central bank should also clarify the list of loans given to its employees, which did not happen. we have the separation of banks that each bank how much is it, but where are these numbers recorded by the employees of the central bank? the question mark was that the employees of the central bank, who i only have for information , are much higher than what can be received. why am i doing the attached legal assignments of this work because the body of the central bank itself is contaminated in this matter because it is contaminated and they receive facilities that sometimes they can no longer monitor the ribbons . the problem can be solved here. central bank and banks we will follow up on this big facility, god willing, it will come to fruition. in the last three years, the exploitation of the country's religious lands has increased more than 6

bank president says the central bank -- bundesbank president says it will keep rates. n slips after the bank of japan keeps its ultra-loose monetary policy. governor ueda repeats the boj can and stimulus if needed. bloomberg understands that micron is kneeling -- nearing a one million-dollar investment in india. they have announced expansion in china despite beijing cracking down on it chips. we are following the press conference of the new governor of the bank of japan. he said there is a big shift in price view and that may lead to policy change. everything else is what we were expecting but we are looking also at what that means for the yen. the dollar-yen is 141. 23. we will watch the press conference closely. it is 4:30 p.m. in tokyo and we will bring you more breaking news from that. when you look at the markets overall, they are trying to shift and really absorb the big week for central banks that we have had. the other two stories i would watch out for is the inverted yield curve between the u.s. german 2-year yields. it is nothing huge. the inversion is to leve

guarantor of the subsidy account of 80 million, we don't have a guarantor , yaran mashhad account and central bank's answer , the bank's customers are among my wives who object to the performance of the banks in this regard in iran. first, to the complaint inspection unit they should refer to the bank, but the director general of social development of the ministry of sports and youth informs about the follow-up of the issue, which we hope will happen in 1402 with the cooperation of banks, especially in the field of guarantees and sureties, which should happen with the announcement of the honorable head of the central bank for subsidies and shares. the justice that the dear ones themselves announced that he can be made military, we are also following up through the supreme youth council , we have sent the names to the president so that we can follow up on this, god willing, but we are still following up on this matter from the supreme youth council, yasser rahimi news agency. ferma tv reported to you the problems that our young people are facing with the loans and facilities that shabgir is supposed

as for regulation, the central bank gives financial institutions time to exit from regulatory easing we uh, give banks a long period of exit from uh, regulatory easing, for example, 5 years to restore uh, we are trying to create a separate amount of capital. hmm. comfortable conditions for working with frozen assets, because banks, uh, some have such a problem. uh, here the banks really cannot influence the situation in any way, and we give the bank 10 years to create reserves for these frozen assets, as for the stock market, its development cannot be postponed until better times, although it is already recovering now, the russian economy is oriented towards domestic investors . it is necessary to establish channels of interaction with investors from friendly countries from the disclosure of information, investments will not be so elvira believes on yulina it is necessary to restore publication of reports. even taking into account the risks of sanctions, such information. just need one more question. this is work with frozen assets. the central bank is working on this issue, consideri

it's been all about central banks this week.the fed yesterday, there hawkish dot plot was perhaps overshadowed by a more dovish press conference. riccardo trezzi called it confusing. it was a mixed message that left u.s. equity markets roughly unchanged on the, because of course they would end on the green. it's always remarkable to see the resilience of this market. let's go to valerie tytel. i love this. some are calling the higher dots aspirational. what does the market think about this? >> when i saw that written on bloomberg yesterday, i left. the fed's dots are aspirational because no one believed they might actually be used. the market did reflect that yesterday after this dovish press conference. this blue line is showing you where the median dot is on that fed forecast, coming in a 5.6 yesterday. they raised it by two hikes. sounds like a hawkish message, completely unexpected. the market did not believe it. the market price terminal rate did not move up that height and to year yields did not move up that much higher ei

. >>> and jay powell posays the central bank is ready to hike rates after last month's pause >> we areeady to get to the 2% goal this is essential to set the stage for achievement of maximum employment and stable prices over the longer run. >>> very good morning and warm welcome to "street signs." we want to kickoff with the look at markets european equities are on the down side. in opening moments, stoxx 600 drops more than 1% clearly sentiment is downbeat. just one minute ago, we got a fresh decision from the norwegian central bank, norges bank, which hiked a 50% basis point hike the decision was widely contested. the forecast was split on a 25 basis point or a half-point move what we are seeing from central banks in the last couple weeks, thing are turning hawkish. concerns of inflation pressures mounting again it looks like investors are becoming increasingly concerned about higher for longer rate outlook. not in one jurisdiction, but those in the western world let's see what is happening across the regions this morning. uk in focus. we will get to that after we get through markets

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

plenty of central-bank action. kick started by the bank of canada earlier today.hery: inflation concerns in canada, and not to mention a housing market that has managed to recover. some of those reasons that we saw the bank of canada unexpectedly hiking rates by 25 basis points and taking it to the highest level in 22 years. we have seen concerns continue to really affect economies around the world, when we are talking about overheating growth. after declaring that conditional pause in january, canadian policymakers coming back and hiking by 25 basis points to take the rate for the highest since 2001. that really pulled u.s. yields higher as well. the dollar was fluctuating between gains and losses. we are hearing that if this trend continues into next week, we could see more strengthening of the greenback as well. haidi: this is it, isn't it, going into next week, more hawkish expectations across the board for central banks. we still have the reserve bank of india as well this week. but between the rba and the bank of the canada surprise moves, this is what we ar

haslinda: in hundred basis point hike by the central bank. g's faseeh mangi, thank you for your insights. still to come, the world's most powerful central bankers are gathering in portugal for the ecb's economic forum. we will check on what is on the agenda. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: let's take a look at how it is shaping up in europe as it braces for its trading day. pretty much green across the board, the same story as asia, but still trepidation in the markets. investors are concerned about recession risks on the back of central banks, including the fed, continuing to tighten terrain in inflation. speaking of policymakers, policymakers from around the world are gathering in portugal for the ecb's annual forum on central baking -- banking. this comes after a skip from the fed. bloomberg's francine lacqua joins us now. what is top of the agenda? francine: top of the agenda is to try not to mess up the economy, so we are at a juncture in time when you look at the underlying pressures on the european economy that there is a lot of pressure

>> 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

for this purpose, the central bank of the central bank of the central bank should strongly help and supportz al-hasneh, this year, in fact , the national banks of tejarat refah, development cooperative bank and qarz al-hasneh mehr of iran as the bank responsible for this. indeed, we introduced and communicated and through the system of ministry of cooperatives respectable applicants will be introduced to receive facilities, and now if necessary, it is difficult for sahabhi intelligence organizations to pay the facilities this year and the coordination regarding the science of checking the ability of qarz al-hasaneh is actually the clauses of the budget law of each year 1402 the child and the approval of the budget law that we should not give money and credit in the council and based on that we can understand that at the beginning of may , we notified our banking network of the explanation , and we quickly communicated it with our own hands to the banking network that existed at the beginning of the work. possible correspondence banks meetings were held and started, and the performance from

indonesia and the philippines will host central bank meeting.big changes are expected because prices there have not risen as quickly as other parts of the world. but it's likely to be a different picture for turkey, which saw inflation hit a 24—year high last year. the turkish central bank is expected to hike its rate later today. earlier, i spoke with oxford economist alex holmes, who gave his take on how authorities might move. the hopes are the new finance minister and new governor, it means orthodox policy pivot from the bank. eventually rates getting up to 25% over the next six months from 8% now. it would still leave real interest rates when you account for inflation and it might not be enough to stem the lira's fall. that's an eye—watering amount. let's turn to southeast asia where we're looking at indonesia and the philippines, who said they will hold steady for the year. what are we looking at in terms of indonesia? indonesia hasn't given much in the way of guidance, it doesn't usually. inflation there is better than the philippines, it

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 police sparked protests in parts of the country. in paris and the suburbs, the clashes turned violent . i

that is, by opinion of the central bank. he will increase. faster than inflation will rise and faster than inflationary expectations will occur. i don't understand what it is at all. that is, this, sorry, i understand very hard, well, how can one appeal to inflationary expectations, well, okay, but for us , military words moreover emphasize that one of the reasons for this or one of the threats is the growth of consumer demand, then what should would dream of any economy. that is, we get with you an increase in interest rates, instead of ensuring saturation and satisfaction of consumer demand, we will begin to reduce it. well, i ’m not a far-sighted person, that is, you can simply explain to me, i understand correctly that these steps by the central bank will lead to a fall, of course, a fall in production in the russian economy. and as a result, of course, the pace, just saving is not even discussed and arises, maybe one of the representatives of the central bank will still come to the program to explain what is happening because so far ther

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at the same time, it will prevent the fed and other central banks from responding.his makes this micro risk cycle different from any other cycle we have seen in the last 40 years. the market is not ready for that. this will be the most difficult part of the cycles. francine: thank you so much, lena komileva, managing partner / chief economist, g plus economics. she stays with us. stay with bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open, 23 minutes into the european trading day. the focus on u.s. jobs and whether that will blow everything out of the water and push the fed toward an interest rate hike in june which is not priced in. stocks gaining between 0.4% and 0.7%. we are back with lena komileva, managing partner / chief economist, g plus economics. we are talking about the fed and what we expect in june and beyond. the ecb is interesting because we heard from the french central-bank other who said what they did is feeding through inflation, is that correct? lena: i did not catch the last part. francine: is it starting to filter through inflation, which is why w

stated this at the annual monetary and foreign exchange conference of the central bank and said that point by point inflation in the consumer inflation index will go from 62.40 percent in april to 50 percent in may. mr. farzin emphasized that we will have a sharp drop in this index in june. and entering channel 30 the third conference on monetary and currency policies with the focus on economic stabilization, governance and policy -making started today at the central bank. according to the governor of the central bank, economic stabilization policies include three axes: strengthening the regulatory system in financial markets , predicting the currency market and liquidity will be controlled. the actions i took and the interest rate increase, other than the interest rate , we have increased the legal deposit rate . the danger too for others, it has been raised a hundred times towards the resolution of embroidered lace, it creates money , of course, some of these banks have had problems under the influence of external pressures. the economy minister of the government is also tryin

, which is supervised and supervised by the central bank is regulated by the central bank.e, within the framework 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 it is a broker broker dealer, then a microfinance bank dealer organizations, no questions, well, everything is legal . we are talking about the fact 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 media of citizens; the rest will, er, from this. well, protected, that is, it will be me e legislative field. i know they proposed to create a system of price indicators in russia. here's how it will help. uh business, including the financial market invasion of the country. a you know, we have a very good financial infrastructure, a national payment card system, a fast payment system. uh, the exchanges are working efficiently. uh, rating companies and when we are in the fourteenth year

important thing that the leaders said, and the change that actually took place in the policy of the central bankver the past few years, here it is. uh, as i quote yes, the departure from such a strict principle of neutrality of the banking system to participation we argued about this a few years ago, but it seems to me that now this is just such an optimal balance in this part, and this is such a change in the policy of the central bank in this part - this is a few tens of percent points in addition to economic growth per year. thanks, uh colleagues. i've got a big inkblot right here , so i don't know, because the ones they gave me. i can't read. here, therefore, e will have to do a little on my own. here , maybe i'm wrong. well, anton is here directly to you, fuck all the situations when like we have in the background. i think that no one will argue with this against the backdrop of declining income. we have an inevitability, that is, we need to increase costs, so the next question. maybe, since i repeat, in short, it is your income that is declining. and you know, i actually have a constant sa