seen in the confederation of british industry specialists pointed out that the country is in recessionith soaring inflation negative growth falling business investment productivity is forecast the uk economy will decline by 0.4% next year. but the american company apple in recent weeks has accelerated plans to transfer part of its production outside of china, management asks suppliers to more actively plan to assemble products in other asian countries, especially in india, vietnam, while it is clear how quickly this can be done, however, apple is expected to lose $ 8 billion due to in production and on this . do not miss. today is a fresh issue of the area of ​​interest, have a nice day. morning air on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues the program for x and alexander smirnov hello, they were embodied for choosing the wrong road, rare in the 130s years. tried to get it illegal. a citizen of belarus reports to lithuania from the state customs committee. lithuanians were driving through the kamenny log checkpoint in gas, a and gas m1 cars registered in russia to pass customs

the confederation of british industry is one of a growing number calling on the government to re—examinets, and the visa system supporting foreign labour. there is going to be quite a shallow recession, but the question really now facing policy makers, facing all of us is, how do we make sure it gets no worse, how do we make sure we come out of it at the end of the year, and that comes down to this serial british problem of business investment. what of energy prices and inflation? we return to our business editor simonjack. we could be here in a few months�* time and inflation might be zero, and the reason it might be zero is because you are comparing the high prices to the high prices of a year ago, but that doesn't mean that extra money, that money people are spending on energy, hasn't been a permanent hit to their living standards. we have seen the biggest squeeze on living standards in 70 years, and even if inflation is zero in a few months�* time, it won�*t feel like that, and a lot will depend on what happens in the russia situation. i can�*t myself see vladimir putin saying it was

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of next year potentially. i mean, look, so cbi confederation , look, so cbi confederation, british industry, they're saying sixr 7% inflation you know throughout 2023 or it could be , throughout 2023 or it could be, you know, ten or 11% inflation and it goes in the first half of the year and then three or 4% inflation in the second half of the it's the tyranny of averages , say in statistics. the average doesn't tell you the whole picture and it in terms of the impact on inflation, you're exactly right. a lot of the government negotiators and business sit on the opposite side of the table from and trade unions will thinking, well, where's inflation going to go next year. so if i'm offering 6% that may actually be an above . that may actually be an above. yeah, exactly. and this idea is let's take 6% because you and i hold you for next year. let's take 6% because you and i hold you for next year . so we're hold you for next year. so we're both sharing the risk of our inflation will be because this is meant to be so and therefore this discussion with the nhs perhaps a step barkley wants a one off payment for thi

would say the only time i've seen him get really excited was when he was talking at the confederation of british industry's a bit of a salesman when it comes to the financial world because that's what to do. right. and what he used to do. right. and he talking the future he was talking about the future of intelligence and of artificial intelligence and how uk was going to be and i thought, you're just a bit of a computer geek you're really computer geek and you're really excited idea of central excited by the idea of a central banking digital you're banking digital system. you're quite the idea of quite excited about the idea of , technical system in the , a technical i.d. system in the country, but what else does he have, john? i don't know what his values are . richard doesn't his values are. richard doesn't like it because richard's candidate, who is liz truss, crashed , burned because she kind crashed, burned because she kind of. i'm from reform uk . what of. i'm from reform uk. what a conservative joe what are you talking about? i lost the plot this morning. three this year in favour there's about h

the confederation of british industry is one of a growing number calling on the government to re—examine of us, is how do we make sure it gets no worse, how do we make sure we come out of it at the end of the year? and that comes down to this serial british problem of business investment. what of energy prices and inflation? we return to our business editor, simonjack. we could be here in a few months' time and inflation might be zero, and the reason it might be zero is because you are comparing these high prices to the high prices of a year ago. but that doesn't mean that extra money, that money people are spending on energy, hasn't been a permanent hit to their living standards. we have seen the biggest squeeze on living standards in 70 years, and even if inflation is zero in a few months' time, it won't feel like that, and a lot will depend on what happens in the russia situation. i can't myself see vladimir putin saying, "it was a fair fight, we came off second best, we are off home and have crimea back," which is what ukraine wants, so that stand—off is going to be all—importa nt. s

now the cbi confederation of british industry says uk's economy will shrink next year.h falling by 0.4% as the recession . meanwhile, the the recession. meanwhile, the government is launching a review prevent small firms being ripped by larger companies. and then this morning, all prices going back up. they have risen about 2, which could see petrol diesel pnces 2, which could see petrol diesel prices back on the increase in the days ahead. to make sense of all, that's as ever, here's our economic business editor liam halligan with on the money . you halligan with on the money. you a long list. time starts now. yes. so the of british industry mark views will have heard. yeah they are sort of bosses lobby group. they represent about 190,000 businesses when they make some economic forecasts . make some economic forecasts. pay attention governments paying their is and you know they basically testing the mood as well among their members and what they're saying is hey i've i've got a graphic for viewers on television . so gdp growth on television. so gdp growth that's the si

now the confederate of british industry says the uk economy will shrink next year.ile, the government is set to launch a review to prevent firms being ripped off by larger companies. and this morning, oil pnces companies. and this morning, oil prices have spiked, rising almost 2, which could see petrol and diesel prices rise even more the days ahead. so it's stop. good news , ladies and gentlemen, good news, ladies and gentlemen, to make sense all of this. and hopefully, hopefully find some kind of glimmer of hope in this unrelenting darkness is our economic and business editor. with all the money money . liam with all the money money. liam chemie up . these are tough times chemie up. these are tough times , patrick, i must say. having said , look, the good news is said, look, the good news is that the cbi represents 190,000 companies. they're saying next year we're going to the economy is going to contract by nought point 4, whereas the obi are the official forecaster says it's going to by 1.4. so a bit better than we thought . if you believe than we thought. if yo

lord karen bellamy, the vice president of the confederation british industry , confederation britishy, the cbi have said that they are really concerned right now not only about those build problems that ian was talking about that we all face, but the bills that business is facing as well. we know that small businesses had to wait a heck of a long last time round when a support and help was unveiled. i if the cbi are banging the drum now it's big big businesses. well like the hospitality industry . how the hospitality industry. how grave are those concerns, karen so we're a very serious situation at the moment . got situation at the moment. got stagflation , which is not just stagflation, which is not just growth, but we're probably in a recession combined . inflation at recession combined. inflation at over 10. we know it historically how to try to deal with inflation . we know historically inflation. we know historically how try to deal with a recession , but to try to deal with both of them at the time is a huge, huge challenge . and combined huge challenge. and combined with that,

seen in the confederation of british industry experts pointed out that the country is in recession with rapid inflation negative growth falling productivity of business investment, the uk economy is forecast to decline by 0.4% next year. but the american company apple in recent weeks has accelerated plans to transfer the participation of its production outside of china. management is asking suppliers to more aggressively plan product assembly in other asian countries, especially in india vietnam, while it is clear how quickly this can be done. however, apple is expected to lose $ 8 billion due to in production and on this. i'm still with us. do not miss. today is a fresh issue of the area of ​​interest, have a nice day. the morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues the program for x and alexander smirnov hello, rare cars of the thirties were embodied for choosing the wrong road years, they tried to withdraw illegal goods from belarus to lithuania, according to the civil code, a citizen of belarus, civil lithuania, drove through the kamenny log checkpoint in gas