the thesis of the belarusian leader is relevant, and here we go for an interview to the committee for economic policythe region. how promising is cooperation with belarus of the volgograd region today. well, the republic of belarus is the most important strategic partner for the volgograd region and speaks about it. very active interaction very effective interaction during recent the visit to the delegation of the republic of belarus of the volgograd region. this was once again confirmed by a very rich program with great pleasure participated in enterprises of the volgograd region in various fields, and 13 cooperation agreements were concluded, 22 trade increased by 46% 230 enterprises of the volgograd region have established partnerships with belarus six have belarusian capital, we are talking about supporting points with the chairman of the industrial policy committee of the region than we can to help each other in the volgograd region , the republic of belarus has close mutually beneficial cooperation and, those, trade economic ties, as well as the operation between enterprises and organizations a

the intensive care unit of the vishnevsky moscow hospital for how long he holds the position of deputy chairman of the committee on economic policya candidate for the united russia in the elections, khakassia was nominated after he returned from the special military operation zone there, he went last fall, served half a year as volunteers , was awarded the order of courage . the first suvorov school in siberia was opened in irkutsk. it is designed for 420 cadets and is located in a historic building, which was restored by order of the supreme commander-in-chief , alexey will tell about the work done and the curriculum. will be able to study both the theoretical part and conduct experiments. what do you think, that's the usual perception with what kind of people? well, here is 20 decibels of a click now, in addition to general education subjects in the program , one of the most demanded disciplines now is drone control. do you see more? everything is great. and now you have flown to another goal , i like it very much. today i got to know the new classrooms in our school, and found out how interesting it would be for an experienced

reflect the existing realities of the search for additional sources of replenishment of the federal and regional budgets. the duma committee on economic policyal with this so that we can ensure all social obligations. this is the task facing us; we have no doubt here that all social obligations, which are also in turn. they have grown in a certain way this year; a lot has already been introduced into new children's benefits. oh, and indexation of salaries for public sector employees and the minimum wage, that is, all this is necessary balance. reforming the house management market is one of the tasks for the autumn session of the committee on construction and housing and public utilities, its chairman sergei pakhomov emphasized that there are problems in the relationship between property management companies and the authorities. that’s all because the rules that exist today are outdated. and we are now developing new approaches. e to the formation of the rules of the game in this market, with a strengthening of the role of the state, but at the same time completely maintaining business relations within. uh, that is, we don’t want to make thi

committee. this but for the measures taken by the bank of mexico to slow down the mexican economy through monetary policy and raising interest rates have not been as effective as they would've liked. it containing economic activity means less employment, less income and less investment means looking play or significant mendelson cadets will seem to come in looking back here despite the strong pay. so exports of growing the rose 3 percent in july, things to sustain demand from the us market. the strong currency benefits mexican importers, and the government, but not ordinary mexicans. but the situation could change the pace or is expected to depreciate against the daughter in the coming year. and that without sharp re balance, according to economists like james salzar, a lot simpler to see only the new place by the end of the year. inflation could be around 4.64.7 percent of the, sorry, like you the end of the bank of mexico one no longer raised the interest rate. maybe even lower it. the market is currently bidding that the rate will be lowered by the 2nd quarter of 2024. that will be, will come news for ordinary consumers. cheaper borrowing rates would benefit them more and then drops off our shelves o

committee on economic policy in the state duma. in recent days, the deputy held meetings with voters and officials. sergei sokol was nominated as a united russia candidate forns or business khakassia after he returned from the special zone military operation there, he went last fall, volunteered for six months , was awarded the order of courage. in irkutsk , the first suvorov school in siberia was opened. it is designed for 420 cadets and is located in a historic building, which was restored by order of the supreme commander-in-chief, and aleksey will tell about the work done and the curriculum. experiments. what do you think, here normal perception? here we are well, it's 20 years old, now, in addition to general education subjects, the program has one of the most popular disciplines now - drone control. do you see more? everything is fine. and now you have flown to another goal, i like it very much. today i got to know the new classrooms in our school, and i learned how interesting it would be for an experienced team of teachers to work with cadets here. these are the technologies that are used here for simulators. you know them very well, but in these te

for the inflation rate. now, i am talking to mr. pour ibrahim, the head of the economic committee of the parliament, who has actually made various proposals in the field of monetary and banking policies since this morning. and i would like to ask them to explain the details of the parliament's approvals, which have a lot of implications for the people and the monetary and banking policies of the country, in the name of allah , the most gracious, the most merciful. money was placed on the agenda of sunnis one of our important issues is the issue of policy making in the field of higher education . with the proposal of the economic commission, it was approved from the place of credit in the current account in the form of the people in the seventh development plan of the central bank, it was required to present the executive order for the implementation of reforms in this new approach. which is badly needed by the people today and we we have to admit that we did not do the work of the society in the seventh plan today , some of the capacities related to the central bank in the seventh plan are for the establishment of the support policies that should be carried out, and naturally, we wil

for your opening statement. >> distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on a rural broadband funding. president and a senior fellow at technology policy institute i have a phd in economics from stanford and i spent decades researching the universal service program and published widely on the topic. i hope the comments. independent antigovernment studies find we have little to show for that investment. recent legislation added another 100 billion about 70 billion targets the buildout and as the chair noted the gao identified 130 across 15 agencies. with a lot of money available in any event it should be spent carefully and cost-effectively. first use options to distribute money. they spur the competition and the dollars and practice with the location subsidy costs by over 50%. the options are not possible at the moment because of problems in the rural development opportunity fund to the week eligibility rules the option would generate the most cost-effective outcomes. number two demand rigorous unbiased evaluations. it's vital to measure the impact of the subsidies that goes beyond merely verifying if they kept theirvi promises. which is important but it's not evaluation

for u.s. businesses, we want to bring in jacob helberg, commissioner of the u.s. and china economic review committee created by congress. he's also a senior policyt palantir. thank you for being with us today. it sounds like things are definitely heating up. what do you think the implications are? >> well, becky, it's great to be with you. what we're seeing unfolding in real time is nothing short of a tech war between the u.s. and china. the biden administration is waiting to get more details on the opposition of the new nanometer chip. we're hearing lawmakers from capitol hill raise legitimate questions about whether the huawei chip violates u.s. sanctions and the biden administration has put in place export controls aimed at restricting china's ability to obtain certain high-end semiconductor devices with potential military applications, developing and maintain super computers and manufacture advanced semiconductor devices. what huawei's breakthrough chip shows export controls will slow china but won't permanently stop china from making advances. that's okay. ultimately artificial intelligence is a race between the u.s. and china. >> what's th

economic activity, hiring and inflation. in addition the economy is facing headwinds from tighter credit conditions for households and businesses. and a light of how far we have come and tightening policy the committeeecided at today's meeting to maintain the target range for the federal funds rate at five and a quarter -- five and half% continue the process of significantly reducing ournu security holdings. we are committed to achieving and sustaining a stance of monetary policy that a sufficiently restrictive to bring inflation down to our 2% goal over time. rsvp participants wrote down their individual assessments of an appropriate pass of the federal funds based on what each participant judges to be the most likely. sorry for the most likely scenario going forward. if the economy evolves as projected the medium participant projects the appropriate level of the federal funds rate will be 5.6% at the end of this year, 5.1% at the end of 2024 and 3.9% at the end of 2025. compared with our june summer summereconomic projections of mn projection is unrevised for the end of this trip it is moved up by a half percentage point at the end of the next two years. these projections of course are not a commi

economic activity hiring and inflation. in addition the economy is facing headwinds from tighter credit conditions for households and businesses. in light of how far we have come in tightening policy the committee decided at today's meeting to maintain the target range for the federal funds rate at 5 1/4 to 5 1/2%. and to continue the process of significantly reducing our securities holdings. we are committed to achieving and sustaining a stance of monetary policy that is sufficiently restrictive to bring inflation down to our 2% goal over time. in our sep -- their individual assessments of an appropriate path for the federal funds rate based on what each participant judges to be the most likely. sorry the most likely scenario going forward. if the economy evolves as projected the median participant projects the appropriate level of the federal funds rate will be 5 process percent at the end of this year. 5 part 1% at the end of 2024. and 3.9% at the end of 25. compared with our june summary of economic projections the median projection is unrevised by the end of this year but has moved up by a half percentage point at the end of the next two years. these projections of course are not a committ

economic activity hiring and inflation. in addition the economy is facing headwinds from tighter credit conditions for households and businesses. in light of how far we have come in tightening policy the committee decided at today's meeting to maintain the target range for the federal funds rate at 5.25 to 5 1/2% an continue the process of significantly reducing our securities holdings. we are committed to achieving and sustaining a stance of monetary policy that is sufficiently restrictive to bring inflation down to our 2% goal over time. in our s.e.p., fomc participants wrote down their individual assessments of an appropriate path for the federal funds rate based on what each participant judges to be the most likely -- sorry, the most likely scenario going forward. if the economy evolves as projected the median participant projects the appropriate level of the federal funds rate will be 5.6% at end of this year, 5.1% at the end of 2024 and 3.9% at the end of 2025. compared with the june summary of economic projections the median projection is unrevised for end of this year but moved up by half a percentage point at the end of the next two years. these projections of course are not a committe

committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify here today on rural broadband funding. i am president senior fellow at the technology policy institute. i have a phd in economicsm stanford and i spent decades researching and published widely comments here today it will prove helpful. since it telecom act of 1996 whip port over whether billy doesn't do real telecoms included broadband in thousand 11. yet independent government studies find we have little to show for that investment. recent legislation has added another 100 billion about 70 billion targets rural buildout. as the chair noted the gao recently recognized over 130 broadband subsidy programs across 15 agencies. as many have said this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to brace the digital divide although a lot of money is available it's not instant and in the event should be spent carefully and cost-effectively. state and federal agency staff are dedicated and working hard i believe were mostly not going tewas necessary to get the biggt bang for the buck. research and experience suggests we should file the following guidelines. first, use competitive mechanism to distribute money. they spur competit

committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify here today for broadband funding. my name is scott walston. and the president and senior fellow at the technology policy institute. i have a phd in economics from stanford and i spent decades researching universal service programs that were published widely on the topic. i hope my comments here today will be helpful. the act of 1996 and we have poured $100 billion into rural telecoms including broadband in 2011 yet independent and government studies find that we have little to show for that investment. recent legislation has added another 100 billion, about 70 billion of which target rural buildout and as chair rogers noted, the recent notification of over 130 broadband subsidy programs the cost 15 agencies. as many have said, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to bridge the digital divide. and although a lot of money is available, it is not infinite. and in any event, should be sent carefully and cost- effectively. while state and failure -- federal agency staff are dedicated and working hard, i believe we are mostly not doing what is necessary. research and experience suggests we should follow the following four guidelines. first,

for you this hour with our economics and business editor liam halligan. >> inflation is down despite expectations . all eyes now on expectations. all eyes now on the bank of england. when the monetary policy committeerime minister considering plans to roll back on green policies? >> our deputy political editor tom harwood will tell you a shift in direction from this government . government. >> i'm in westminster digging into the details as why we're expecting a pretty seismic speech from the prime minister as soon as friday. >> and the king and queen are to meet with the french president, emmanuel macron, today, six months after it was initially planned. king charles and mr macron hoped to build personal bonds post—brexit during the royal engagement . royal engagement. >> that's when emmanuel is not talking to kirsty armour. funny, he snuck keir starmer in ahead of the king. yeah okay. but of course that was a delayed meeting anyway, wasn't it, because of the riots in france? >> the royal one. yeah. and the other one was a sort of previewed go. previewed one. there you go. busy week in the elysee palace. busy week in the elysee palace. buswhat's doing upstairs? and >> what's it doing upstairs? and