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biggest economy in focus with germany cw survey. that's not the big one. there's more important stuff coming up on the schedule that could move this market. manus: i think it will be 48 hours of brutal angst for every bond and fx trader. the boe will have a report at lunchtime in the u.k.. u.s. inflation data print and on the headline, a cpi should continue to build in november. the numbers we are looking for on the core dani just excluding food and energy is plus .3% as it was the last time. 7.3% on a year on year basis. dani: rbc says this is going to be driven by services. goods should continue to decelerate. that's how you should be thinking about the dissection of this data. coming up, we're going to dissect the data even more. investors are becoming more and more certain that inflation is set to evaporate rapidly into 023. we will discuss what to expect and how to trade around u.s. cpi data today. manus: plus, the uk's winter of discontent is living up to its name. rail work is ramping up strike action. nurses also set to walk out. this is bloomberg.

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the acting secretary of the cw told gb news he hopes the action will help the male strive in the futurembers are very angry about the way they're being treated by royal mail. people don't take strike action lightly. people don't want to lose pay. they want to actually be at work serving the customer. but the overwhelming feedback from the customer they support their customer is they support their posting. they their royal mail workers. they that the strike is not just about being greedy. about actually having a future , about actually having a future, and ensuring this great royal service. it's been there for 500 years, continues to thrive and grow in the future . at least 19 grow in the future. at least 19 people are thought to have died as a heavy storm sweeps across parts the us. a number of fatalities have involved road traffic , including a pile in traffic, including a pile in ohio that reportedly killed at least two motorists. were also injured. temperature has plunged as low as —45 degrees in some areas with around 200 million people under weather warnings . people under weather

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members want mail, not the cw. service to their customers. but all do that six days a week. all weathers , 52 days a week. all weathers, 52 weeks a year. they connect country 32 million addresses across the uk they work key workers during the pandemic. sure and look i've got to say, we've got a fantastic postman. so i couldn't be more helpful. he's absolutely fantastic . and i he's absolutely fantastic. and i couldn't say enough about him just very just one more than what once was the average pay of a postal worker. what's the average pay? the postman . the average pay? the postman. the postman is on less than average pay? the postman. the postman is on less tha n £5,000 postman is on less than £5,000 per year, so they're not well when all is said and done compared to the average medium of the uk and they are out in all weathers delivering, as i say , 52 weeks a year. so look, say, 52 weeks a year. so look, people are not paid a sum of money, but they do want job security, they do want a reasonable job with proper

parliament square there's national there's a big national rally he's a postal worker, a member of the cw that's not emergency not an emergency service, although plainly although it is plainly an essential but don't essential service. but i don't blame for trying to make blame unions for trying to make it a big rally it having a big national rally and you're to galvanise and you're trying to galvanise solidarity and strength solidarity see and strength of feeling. don't you feeling. i don't think you should trying should blame unions for trying to it up in colour you to give it up in colour and you know think that's a good kind know i think that's a good kind atmosphere fair atmosphere i think that's fair enough that's a normal part of campaigning. i think that's. fair you fair enough. paul and i, you know, i do get i mean, again, presentation it be a bit presentation, it might be a bit difficult people whose difficult for people whose lives have to have been disrupted to see people the yeah, it people on the side. yeah, it does look a bit odd, but you know essentially what you know is di

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the acting general of the cw told gb news he hopes the action will help the mail service strive in the future. members are very angry about the way they're being treated by royal mail. people don't take strike action lightly. people want to lose pay. they want to actually be work serving the customer. but the overwhelming, massive from the customers they support posting. they support their royal mail workers. they understand that the strikes is not just about being greedy is about actually a future service and ensuring great royal mail service. it's been there 500 years continues to thrive and grow in the future . uk grow in the future. uk authorities say a russian on the southern city has on has killed at least seven people and wounded 60. keith as moscow carried out the attack . pleasure carried out the attack. pleasure president vladimir zelenskyy published photos showing burning cars on the streets , smashed cars on the streets, smashed windows and, bodies. russia denies civilians keeping . news denies civilians keeping. news is unable to independently the reports from her son now

is that what's going on at royal mail or the cw has always supported modernisation change, where it's there's been a decline in here's in traffic. but here's here's a fact is currently nearly fact there is currently nearly 12,000 agency workers within royal group full time they royal mail group full time they get more do they know they get paid more do they know they get paid more do they know they get same pay but the point get the same pay but the point is there's nearly 12,000. when the company announced on the 14th of october that they wish to reduce the headcount by 10,000 jobs, you know, this is simply outrageous. the port of call should be you lay your agency workers and you enhance why are they not then if they're paying why are they not then if they're paying the say, why they just deliberately choosing to lay off their own staff? because they want to do is recruit new entrants on a level on a considerably lower wage. we've completely different terms and conditions longer hours in many cases as well. so this is a race to the bottom and members understand that clearly they are

they say that the cw , eu, and.s still in dispute . so workers, is still in dispute. so there's a complete strike on the 23rd and 24th of december. and so if you want to get anything to your loved ones or maybe even some cards to people don't particularly like you have to send it today by first. it was a great cartoon. matt from the telegraph this and you've seen the pictures of all the mail piling up outside royal mail depots and. they said it's been chewed by fox brass and this cartoon is to rats talking to each are there are lots of one of these parts like oh i've just eaten a christmas card from somebody i haven't sent one since so you usually get one don't you, like five days before christmas, you get a card, you call it look like a bad time to do it if you happen to have. i it'd be real if 8043. the first christmas card was sent. do you think you went round where you the banks got this stuff . do you the banks got this stuff. do you think people still love getting cards . i don't think sending cards. i don't t

cw members.ndeed for fitting us in on what i know is a very, very weekend for you . a very, very weekend for you. good to talk to you. thank you very much indeed. and if you're of that, here's assistant secretary at the communication workers who don't just do posters they do a whole raft of people right across the communications industries , communications industries, private and public. thanks for his and indeed for his time as advertised. now one of my pin ups, alan jones, the correspondent at pa media . as correspondent at pa media. as i said, they are a news source to the rest of us who try , write the rest of us who try, write stuff up and make sound as compelling as possible. and he makes sure that it's all straight, proper and accurate reporting . do you think there's reporting. do you think there's an element of coordination to this or as andy just said, it's virtually coincidental that well—run unions are just facing the same problems at the same time. yeah, i think he's right. they have

it does take two to tango and the cw is prepared to compromise.ve made our position on on matters of where willing to work with the company , but there are the company, but there are issues that are completely unacceptable . millions of people unacceptable. millions of people are expected to watch england take on defending cup champions france in tonight's quarterfinal in qatar , manager gareth in qatar, manager gareth southgate . they're better southgate. they're better prepared for success than four years ago, but this will be the team's toughest test so far at the tournament. at home, supporters dare to dream in south—east london, at the kirby estate , bermondsey residents are estate, bermondsey residents are optimistic . estate, bermondsey residents are optimistic. i estate, bermondsey residents are optimistic . i feel we're going optimistic. i feel we're going to win. i think as i said before, strong today we're to win two nil and very confident after yesterday. i don't know what to think anymore. some of some of the games yesterday were actu

the acting general secretary, the cw u, told gb news he hopes the action will help the service striveure. members are very angry about way they're being treated by royal mail. people don't take strike action lightly . people don't want to lightly. people don't want to lose pay. they want actually be at serving the customer . at work serving the customer. but the overwhelming message feedback from the customer is they support posting they support their royal mail workers. they understand that the strikes is not just about being read about actually having a future service and ensuring great royal mail service. it's been for 500 years continues to thrive and grow in the future . thrive and grow in the future. at least 12 people are thought to have died as the heavy storm sweeps across parts of the us. a number of fatalities have involved traffic accidents, including a pile up in ohio that reported killed at least two motorists. several were also injured. temperatures plunged as low as minus 45 degrees in some areas with around 200 million people under weather warnings . people under weat

the cw you still believes the royal mail should be nationalised and that is still the policy, and i thinkand the union are saying it is change, but it is changeable bad for their workers and the public as well. ., ., bad for their workers and the public as well. ., ,, , ., ., bad for their workers and the public as well. ., ~' ,, ., ,, as well. thank you for your analysis. — as well. thank you for your analysis, alan _ as well. thank you for your analysis, alan jones, i as well. thank you for your i analysis, alan jones, industrial analysis, alanjones, industrial correspondent for pa media. a major overhaul of the uks financial sector will be announced by the chancellor today, in a bid to boost growth. jeremy hunt will use a speech in edinburgh to set out more than 30 regulatory reforms — including a loosening of rules on banks and their staff introduced after the financial crisis in 2008. but critics say it could be dangerous to forget the lessons of the past. earlier i got the thoughts of the banking analyst frances coppola. i think there's been quite a feeling in the city for quite a l

i think there's i mean we've the a few we've talked to the cw a few times and when they outline whatre money. it's the way they're reforming the post office and the mail , reforming the post office and the mail, which seems the royal mail, which seems extra ordinary when you see what they're trying to lay off all these people in high and low lot of back on 0 hours and all of them back on 0 hours and all the of it. well, that is the rest of it. well, that is their demands actually seem comparatively reasonable. yeah i would've yeah. i mean, would've said yeah. i mean, you raised, them about what raised, i put to them about what you striking out you striking yourself out of a job and they said and they said, well that's what they believe the trying do. the bosses are trying to do. they're business they're trying to the business into ground, if they do into the ground, but if they do and they don't really, aren't they? well yeah, i don't they? well yeah, but i don't know with the met know what with the met office, i mean just, just look out the window just look out window and people jus

mick lynch and you can have a view that or not, but then you we dave ward from the cw the post officel i mean he makes actually quite a different argument which is not about the pay argument which is not about the pay they've been given the decent pay off. it's about the conditions , the terms that conditions, the terms that they're working under and we need to draw distinctions that way. we do. i think one thing that we're seeing from these strikes is that it's potentially not going favour of these industries. so the workers, the railways , these are essentially railways, these are essentially declining industries . when we declining industries. when we look at the royal mail , they look at the royal mail, they were peaking at about 20 billion in 2004. then now only bringing in 2004. then now only bringing in around 8 billion with sort of annual 8% decline in that industry and i think these really bring that to the surface as you'll see on all the front pages today. that is a certain different strike going on and i think it's highlighting that we need reform , we need need reform, we