look at the statistics center of the central bank of retail and sales prices and its relationship with our market price. if we want a kilo of chicken, we import it let's do it, it costs a lot , we have to buy it at the international price, and we have to pay the prices of the foreign countries, we have to pay the shipping fee. in tehran , one and two-tenths of a dollar is almost enough. we want to take 28, 500, or even 30,000 tomans for 40,000 . we should deliver each kilo of chicken in iran to the people . at what price are the people buying this month? he says no, we shouldn't have done this, i want to say what is happening here now, where is this money coming from ? mr. mirkazmi, who is the vice president and head of the program organization, has reached a point. our parliament , our parliament was not looking for this government bill on november 19 , 1400, two or three months after the establishment of the 13th government, the government passed a bill to remove width 42 of this government bill . we agree, we were not basically against to delete it, on the contrary, we said that we

to spend the price of goods during the period of time that the statistics center and the central bank of retail prices. take a look , we calculated its relationship with the market price. if we want to import a kilo of chicken, which is expensive, we have to buy it at the international price and pay the prices of foreign countries. let's pay for the shipping cost in tehran, one and two-tenths of a dollar , it's almost one and a half dollars with all the packaging, you can calculate it any way, if we get a supply of 28, 500, or even 30,000 tomans, with 40,000,000 per kilo of chicken in iran. let's deliver them to the people. what is the price ? now where is this money coming from ? mr. mirkazemi, who is the vice president and the head of the program organization, came to the economic commission and brought it up in my room. even friends say that our parliament is looking for this. we didn't see this government bill on november 19, 1400, two or three months after the government thirteenth, the government proposed a bill to remove width 42. this bill was opposed by the parliament government. we sa

industry is developing, the demand that we see with on the part of central banks, and on the part of industrial companies, yes, on the part of retaily grown a lot, and not only... over this year, but over the past year too, a new market is being formed, because before that it was more connected with international markets, it was possible to import and export, now it is more focused on - local, so i think we are now at the stage of forming a new - market in its new form, and of course this is one one of the instruments that is interesting to have in an investment portfolio, be sure to remember about... diversification, this is an object of increasing importance for investment, including, many believe that a crisis is approaching. how will your recently born or unborn children be provided for in 15-20 years for studies, for purchasing, i don’t know, housing and other things, of course it is advisable to purchase gold bars. after 15-20 years , as a result, you will protect your investments much more efficiently and better than by placing them in foreign currencies. taking into account sanctions risks, inflation and other things. that

of the uk company. india's retail inflation fell below their central banks target for the first time since 2019 for the ks target for the like most of the world india has been trying to combat high inflation, the countries cost of buying rate currently sits at 6.5%. countries cost of buying rate currently and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hiya. i'm betty with the catch up. tonight — miley cyrus is a legend. water on mars and a flamingo adoption. a man who fatally stabbed three people in nottingham last year was identified three years previously as a potential killer. calocane's mother and brother have told bbc panorama that this was one of a series of missed opportunities over three years that could have prevented the killings. the doctor treating valdo calocane, warned of the severity of his mental illness and was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia in 2020. calocane went on to murder ian coates, barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar and if you want to find out more, you can watch panorama. the nottingham attacks a search for answers on bbc one and on the bbc ip

of citizens. the central bank also explained that retail investors can still buy floating-income bonds tied to the key rate. clarifications were needed after the moscow exchange's decision to transfer about 100 such securities to a class available only to qualified investors. after that, their purchase in the applications of many brokers became automatically impossible for ordinary private players. well, as the central bank specified, the key rate can be used as one of the indicators of the money market, so the instruments tied to it should still be available to unqualified investors. but first, of course, they need to successfully pass the test on knowledge of the features of bonds with structured income. the us treasury department has almost doubled the volume of the quarterly government bond buyback program. the declared amount is up to $50 billion. in the previous period it was $30 billion. however, this time the buyback will be split into 17 transactions, each with a volume of 200 million to 5 billion. and all this will stretch out for almost 3 months until october 31 inclusive. simply put, i

look at the goods during the period of time that the statistics center and the central bank took retail prices from you and their relationship with the market price. we counted if we want to import one kilo of chicken , which costs a lot , we have to buy it at the international price, and we have to pay the full price of foreign countries. we have to pay the shipping fee in tehran, one and two tenths of dollars, it is almost not enough, one and a half dollars with all the packages. you can calculate it any way you want, if we get a better supply of 28, 500, or even 30,000 tomans, we have to deliver them to the people for every kilogram of chicken that comes to iran for 40 or so.

of resort technically cannot create a central bank visual currency without the approval of congress, which they've already said they're not planning on creating one. and i don't believe they will on a retail side, but they will on a wholesale side. and that is where you'll have a central bank for bank, a central bank, digital currency for banks. well, that's a great lead into my final question. i'm going to give it to you, steve, because well present truck be able to get your former colleagues on board to support crypto as a currency. or are there just going to be a lot of checks written like everything else in order to buy off washington's approval? well, the curb to currency has been good communities been given quite a bit of money. i think they're so past all their lobbyist under donations. but i want to own it close. besides, it's real important where it is drawing a dollar. there's no question about written the dollars. there's this being destroy, it becomes less valuable. and then people like saudi arabia that depend on the dollar has a current exchange, and it's going to happen where crypto becomes a default currency because it's just a case in which we're destroying what we have i

retail lending is an expected story, it is associated with two factors. first of all, this is certainly an increase in accounting. the central bankich made consumer lending extremely expensive, the second factor that influences , in fact, the reduction of consumer lending, is certainly the termination of preferential mortgage lending programs for a large number of participants in this process, not as fast as before, the issuance of consumer loans in some large banks is growing, so, according to kommersant, in sberbank the volume of loans to the population increased by 56 billion rubles. before this, the minimum indicator in february was 97 billion. at alfabank 62 billion rubles. this is also the smallest increase since february. analysts they say that the dynamics are expected, because on july 1 , the preferential mortgage on new buildings at 8% ended. let me remind you that the program was launched in 2020 as a temporary support measure. construction industry during the pandemic, then extended and changed the parameters several times. in total, the program accounted for about 60% of the issuance for the entire period of validity

and economic slowdown in they want central banks to cut interest rates to give them cheaper money with which to play. we have american retail sales on thursday, a lot ofmes to starbucks, air bmb and disney, american consumers feeling the pressure from credit card and mortgage borrowings because interest rates have gone up, another reason why economists and financial markets are looking for the rate cuts. those three things will give us a very interesting picture. normally at this time of year we say it is a bit of a silly season with a lot of people are away, volumes are fairly light and therefore moves are very exaggerated. is that the case this year? with what happened last week, i wonder if people feel they can afford to be away from their desks at the moment with two it is always good to take a holiday if you can afford it. take a holiday if you can afford it— take a holiday if you can afford it. ., , ,, ., , ., afford it. last week was a good one to miss- — afford it. last week was a good one to miss. if— afford it. last week was a good one to miss. if you _ afford it. last week was a good one to miss. if you look - afford it. last week was a goo

, i think you have got the juxtaposition of fiscal concerns with what is going on with central banks. there was, up until i would say yesterday when we got retailes, there was concern that the u.s. economy was starting to roll over. as we have seen, the labor market is still tight, the u.s. economy is still relatively strong. you have that environment augmented with fiscal spending and i think that is how you get above 4% and stay there. dani: people have pointed to the idea that there will be less fiscal rope -- less fiscal support. bank of america puts it as a 5% drop year-over-year. how are you thinking about the fiscal impulse at this moment? noel: keep in mind the cbo projections with the factored in lapse of the trump tax cuts. trump obviously wants to keep a. , but the democrats, you know, they say 400,000 or below are going to keep those tax cuts. they both seem to be on consensus in terms of note taxes on tips, another tab. you can start to see it add up like before, kamala harris talking about $25,000 tax credit. i know she wants to extend the tax credit. all of that is adding up. it's definitely going to cause volatility. dani: are y