dead are on the conscience of those who made the decision to escalate the situation before the boeing europerussian position, but definitely not anti-russian before boeing, that's all of europe boeing was a turning point in drawing europe into the war on the ukrainian side. for this, 200-36 people had to be killed. and here, god forgive me, only two poles to me. it's a pity, by the way, who are they? i saw the second question. today you discussed it at my program, because i really want to express my condolences to my family and friends, true well, that would be right. by the way, it was probably right for zelensky to go to the funeral, so i conclude, volodya, i think that this is a deliberate provocation with a high probability it could. well, it could be used both as an accident and as an echeloned prepared action. at least, at least, that's what i have on the program. and wax who sees everything and is needed to control the battlefield, especially the reflection of a russian missile attack, sees everything and who let it go where. what? it's the same avax sees right away, so when cnn says

situation before boeing did not take a pro-russian position. anti-russian to boeing, that's all of europe boeing was a turning point in europe in the war on the ukrainian side, it will kill, and here god forgive only two poles well, they killed themselves, now they are not satisfied with this eh and eh question and who is this and who is this led to this escalation, who exactly is to blame, well, it became interesting directly who made this decision, well, at the moment, they are telling what ah, thank god, putin was not accused, well, look, hello, i think that everything turned out to be on the side, not ulitareny , the russians judged putin, destroyed the gulf there is a lot they gave us an open one, and for example, we found out that three of them were convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for unintentionally shooting down a plane, which is interesting, so they are burning in one piece, after all, a military plane got into the civil aviation well, this is not a reason. attracted russian letters to another country with the intention of shooting down the planes of this country, but becau

286 dead are on the conscience of those who made the decision to escalate the situation before boeing europe boeing, that's all of europe boeing was a turning point in being drawn into europe into the war on the ukrainian side. for this, 2006 people had to be killed, and then god forgive me everything two poles to me. it's a pity, by the way, but this is the second question. today you discussed it at my program, because i really want to express my condolences to my family and friends, true well, that would be right. by the way, it was probably right for zelensky to go to the funeral, so i conclude here. i think that this is a deliberate provocation with a high probability it could. well, it could be used both as an accident and as a well -prepared action. at least, at least that's what it does shurygin said at my program. and wax, who sees everything and is needed to control the battlefield, especially the reflection of a russian missile attack, sees everything and who let him go where. what? it's the same avax sees right away, so when cnn says that the military there told a second it was fu

dead on the conscience of who made the decision to escalate the situation before boeing. boinga, here is the whole of europeful turn of the moors into the war on the ukrainian side, a person will be killed, and here, lord, only two poles, well, they killed themselves, now they are not satisfied with this, and the question is, who is it, who caused this escalation who is exactly to blame, well, it is interesting to see who made this decision, well, at the moment, they are telling what ah, thank god putin was not accused, look, we are finished with separate ordinary papa in gaga hello, i think that everything turned out to be on the side, not the street, the lines of the investigation they tried putin, it destroyed the gulf, of course, there are many open ones, for example, we found out that three convicts were sentenced to life imprisonment for unintentionally shooting down airplanes, which is interesting enough that the integrity of the aircraft is on fire. i understand why he is so surprised, the citizens of russia brought russian letters to another country with the intention of shooting down the planes of

boe decision. what does sterling mean for andrew bailey and europe? that has fallen as well.e talking about the need to keep hiking despite any political pressure. the backdrop, another jumble hike by the fed. fed chair jerome powell left little doubt he is prepared to push banks even higher. >> we have to be open to the idea that the fed may be significantly higher than the expectation of the 5, 5 .5% range next year. >> they are still looking at as high of a terminal rate they need. >> the fed does not want to see a replay of what they saw in july, premature financial condition easing on the signs of >> any fed pivot. >>the fed will keep that for quite some time. dani: joining us now is charlie white-thomson, ceo of saxo u.k.. thank you for being with us this morning. it was a massive reaction in markets where it felt like it was relatively well broadcast that they would push for a higher terminal rate. do we still have a ways to go for shifting of a new paradigm to understanding higher terminal rates? charlie: great to be here. i think we do. i think we come from a full de

maybe one of the things the fed should be thankful for is it's not the ecb and boe as well print we talk about the u.s. and europe, what about the u.k.. chris: they're still negative territory. that is largely attributable to the situation here in the u.k.. the october numbers were hit hard by the many budget fiasco. though market impact of that. because huge disruptions and a lot of instability. because of the gyrations with markets and so forth. and the projections, all of that has unwound somewhat. helping to alleviate the rate of contraction. but if you look at the business confident of the survey. that rebounded but it's nothing like it was earlier in the year so persisting in the u.k. and i think when you also look at the price indicators. they are stickier in the eurozone zone the u.s.. it seems as inflation pressures up proving more problematic. at the same time the recession signals are still there so it puts the bank of england in a difficult situation. i think they will be have to be more aggressive than the ecb. >> really appreciate the analysis. chris williamson, chief business economist. the complic

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the general predictability of today, politicians for boeing against our country imposed sanctions on the parliamentary assembly of the council of europeurt's decision, unanimously managed to adopt a resolution on russia's responsibility. so the international press judged more than four people 8 years ago, opposing the ukrainian troops in the donbass from the first days. she tried to judge the russian judge not disappointed. russian federation in 2014. the court established general control over the dpr . what is control there was, and god according to the court , this conclusion came from russia. however, it was also expected. many materials. we received from the security service of ukraine in addition, the prosecutor's office conducted its own investigation and was able to verify all the data about what kind of investigation it was. we know thanks to he was the only one who, in principle, turned to the help of lawyers to the actions of pulatov’s defense and, by a strange coincidence, the only justified dutch institute of forensic examination of the records of the sbu refused to check the authenticity of the records at all, since these

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but in the usa and in europe, there is a very interesting trade confrontation, at least one of them has already had a steel war and even a chicken war and a boeingy curious, because such a pumping is going on very seriously. uh, europe, even here in the so-called treasury format, that is , government bonds, where the main borrowers of japan china used to be, which sharply left together with russia china has practically out of this market it was 25% became 14 japan already has less than the eu, and the eu countries, on the contrary, have increased the british there by two to nine percent. that is, in fact, all the money from europe was first pumped out further biden adopted a new law on e, slowing down inflation there by $ 430 billion in order to create a favorable environment for industry, which, among other things, is already beginning to move from europe to the united states and the third point is, of course, these expensive energy resources, which have already been sold and which will no longer be able to help restore industry in europe and make it most importantly competitive, therefore, in my opinion. right here on the economic field. that'

europe next year. dani: one of the risks you i've been speaking of is the idea that you may not get all of the boeing deliveriesbelieve there are 21 max aircraft that you are due to get before christmas. how likely does that look at the moment? i know you were in seattle last month. michael: boeing blames a lot on supply chain but they have to take some blame themselves. you could see on the ground in seattle there are huge production challenges. they have aircraft manufactured that have left the facility but they cannot fly them because they are missing bits or they have errors. i am concerned. i think we are due to get 51 aircraft from boeing before the end of april. i think we will get 41. i think there is real doubt that we will get the last 5, 10 aircraft in time for the peak. at the moment we plan to carry 185 million passengers. we are gearing up for that. i think they might leave a short some aircraft. we won't know until february or march. we are operating now on the basis that we will probably get at least 40, maybe 45. i think we will finish up five or 10 aircraft short. manus: let's hope you get wha

boeing over the donbass foreign courts. now they have the right to demand compensation from moscow. and to take money because of frozen assets, moreover, europeve the way for an international tribunal against the russian authorities when we say putin should be labeled a war criminal. these are all empty words. he must appear before a tribunal in the hague. in october, the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe already adopted a similar resolution, which stated that in russia the quote is a terrorist regime, and our country's membership in the un security council is illegal, since russia allegedly seized the place of the ussr, by the way, the circle and the main russophobes. estonia latvia lithuania and poland already recognized russia as a terrorist state on monday, the same anti-russian resolution was adopted by the nato parliamentary assembly, a resolution calling on all allies to clearly state that the russian federation, under its current regime , operates as a terrorist organization. we call for the establishment of a special tribunal to bring russia's war crimes to justice and recognize that its regime is guilty of countless wa

europe, i myself adopted such a document, this is tony and latvia lithuania well, finally, they waited, waited, european parliamentarians, waited for an opportunity, for now. the verdict in the boeingyes and now it has been decided to adopt this resolution in strasbourg no one expects surprises here. uh, it's certainly obvious that it will be accepted, but legally. that's what you asked legally, in fact, it does not change anything, because europe does not have any legal basis. that is on the one hand, it is a resolution of the european parliament. basically, she doesn't commit to anything. it is advisory in nature, but on the other hand. this is the definition of a country sponsoring terrorism, but in the same united states, for example, uh, it entails certain steps. that is, this is a restriction on the supply of various dual-use equipment, and a restriction of trade there, and so on and so forth, with regard to europe, such a legal framework. and so before, in fact, this did not happen, and therefore now, if we talk about limiting supplies, then they are without moreover, leaded ones already exist, that is, in fact. this is now a kind of political element , such a political club