so, if this has been achievable in the context of g20 negotiations. you asked about sanctions, and we have ongoing work on sanctions. working with our partners, we are seeking to strengthen sanctions and to make sure that we address violations of sanctions. and clearly the russians are looking for ways and routes to backfill. we've deprived them of many channels through which they cann obtain the materials that are critical for their defense efforts. and they're looking clearly to backfill to obtain that, and that's a particular focus that we have in mind. both with respect to enforcement and perhaps with respect to further sanctions. >> good afternoon, western countries have already imposed tough sanctions on russia. the russian economy is still in relatively good shape, partly because of western efforts are being undermined by china and india buying russian oil and weapons. so my question is, what more can be done and what is your message here in india? thank you. >> so, i think the way i see ith our sanctions have had a very significant negative ef

we will hear from the imf managing director and treasurer at the g20 meeting. haidi: fed officials tray -- flag to high inflation is a key report comes in higher than expected as some investors are clinging to a second-half stock market rally. shery: recession risk rising in australia as the rba is seen hiking more than the fed. annabelle: we have the start of a new trading week upon us in asia and we are looking decidedly risk off as we head into the day's trading. two factors driving cap -- we did not have that preferred inflation reading coming through the core pce numbers. off that, we are seeing futures for us trillion setting up for a weaker start and new zealand in the red already as the session gets underway. other factors we are focusing on in the days trading, we will be watching what happens in china throughout the week, giving a sense of anticipation tilting for the upcoming congress. a lot of traders expecting there will be more progrowth policies, especially watching what is happening with the property sector. we are watching moves in bitcoin. we

sharp divisions have emerged at the g20 finance ministers meeting in india over the war in ukraine.g statement because of differences over russia's invaision. g20 host india said that "most members strongly condemned the war in ukraine", but china and russia objected to the final communique because of — quote — "different assessments of the situation". the us treasury secretary janet yellen had earlier said it was "absolutely necessary" for all nations to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo gave us the background to the issues affecting the g20 meeting. it's here in the hills near the indian city of bangalore that the first major meeting of the g20 under india's presidency has been taking place. it's a forum to discuss major issues affecting the global economy. clearly the fall out from the war in ukraine is having a huge impact on countries around the world, but prime minister modi's address to finance ministers gathered here was notable for the absence of any mention of russia's invasion, instead only referencing "rising "geopolitical ten

sharp divisions have emerged at the g20 finance ministers meeting in india over the war in ukraine.g the united states and other western nations of destabilising the meeting. no closing statement was agreed, as russia and china refused to accept a passage condemning russian aggression in ukraine. g20 host india said that "most members strongly condemned the war in ukraine" but china and russia objected to the final communique because of, quote, "different assessments of the situation". the us treasury secretary janet yellen had earlier said it was "absolutely necessary" for all nations to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo is in bangalore for the g20 meeting and sent us this insight into india's role. it's here in the hills near bangalore that the first major meeting of the g20 under india's presidency has taken place, affecting the world economy. the fallout from the ukraine war is having a huge impact. but prime minister modi's address was notable for the absence of any mention of russia's invasion. instead only referencing rising geopol

plenty more ahead at g20. yvonne: we look ahead to the governor at the g20.checking chinese markets here and things are heading south quite dramatically to end the week. we were poised to kind of end things in the green at least for the week but it looks like things are heading into negative toward taurean -- negative territory. hank sang, more of those losses. one half percent. hstech, to have percent lower. close to the 20,000 level. david: nice round number to wrap up the week. let's stay in china, really big news. reportedly considering veteran banker for the next pboc governor. a report from the wall street journal citing sources saying a close ally of president xi jinping is a likely candidate to become the pboc's communist party chief. for more on this let's bring in china economy editor jill. biggest take away? >> i want to put aside the governor thing for a minute and talk about the biggest announcement here. the report. we will see whether this shakes out. he was widely expected to become the vice premium in charge of policy. so the idea that he cou

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foreign ministry to baku and sergey lavrov is already on his way to india, there will be a meeting of the g20 foreign ministers. just conveniently and reliably , almost half a million people have already issued a fan card in our country . five new regions have joined the program, how everything works and we start with the statements of the head of state at a meeting of the collegium, the fsb will put a barrier on the way of sabotage groups to keep the russian-ukrainian border under special control, as well as critical infrastructure facilities and mass gatherings of people to assist the armed forces and the national guard in the zone of here are just some of the tasks that vladimir putin set for the security service officers and emphasized that among these assignments there are no secondary ones, time itself requires full dedication and combat. mood anton vernitsky will continue keep him daily the fsb is not advertised, usually the department only talks about the finals of their operations and the disclosure of crimes, detentions or, in some cases, the elimination of criminals. but those who

on that g20 story, the u.s.that this is indeed a war that russia is perpetrating in ukraine. the treasury secretary yellen is at g20, saying sanctions had a significant effect on russia. also, in turn potential support from china to russia, providing material support to russia is a serious concern. a couple of stocks on the move today. a big beat in terms of rolls-royce, that stock rallying. eni in focus as well. wpp, it was a beat for that advertising giant. that is it for the european market open. "surveillance: early edition" is up next the benchmark in europe gains of .2%, nasdaq futures rallying .9%. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance: early edition" with francine lacqua. francine: good morning, everyone. welcome to "bloomberg surveillance: early edition." i'm francine lacqua here in london. we have two

we have been lockstep with the gu and g20 -- the g7 and g20 every step of the way. members of our coalition are dominant producers needed for modern warfare. advanced semi conductors, transistors and software. looking to china is not a solution for russia's challenges. we are concerned with russia's deepening ties with china. beijing cannot give the kremlin what it does not have because china does not produce advanced semi conductors russia needs. nearly 40% of the less advanced microchip russia is receiving from china are defective. the economic size of our correlation has been critical in enabling actions to go after the elites that enable hoodlums regime. through multilateral fora like the repo task force, the repo task force has frozen or blocked billions of dollars in ill-gotten gains. going forward the breadth of this coalition is what will enable us to continue to isolate russia. we will force those that fail to employment to choose between economic ties with a coalition company to represent 50% of gdp or providing material support to russia. an economy becom

we will catch up with the economy minister for spain at the g20.hat is nadia calvino, joining haslinda later today at 10:00 a.m. u.k. time. we have the latest analysis on russia showing that the downturn last year was just a fraction, almost 10% collapse of what was predicted. instead of russia's economy shrinking, that was less than 3%. this is as the u.s. and its allies imposed the mother of all sanctions on the country, following the invasion of ukraine. let's bring our russian economist, he is with me on a daily basis in the dubai office. the mother of all sanctions, can we say that they failed, in and of itself, or how would you describe the imposition? >> i think they didn't fail. they undershot expectations for three good reasons. first of all, the energy sector of the russian federation has been sanctioned very lightly, and by design, because the sanctions coalition tried to impose costs to russia but not lose excess energy. the second reason is that the sanctions coalition was not as broad as expected. it is broad, there are a lot of compa

sharp divisions over the war in ukraine have emerged at the g20 finance ministers�* meeting in india. states and other western nations of destabilising the talks. no closing statement was agreed, as russia and china refused to accept a passage condemning russian aggression. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo is in bangalore, and sent us this analysis of india's role. it's here in the hills near bangalore that the first major meeting of the g20 under india's presidency has taken place, a forum to discuss issues affecting the world economy. the fallout from the ukraine war is having a huge impact. but prime minister modi's address was notable for the absence of any mention of russia's invasion. instead only referencing rising geopolitical tensions. india maintains a neutral stance on the war, a position starkly at odds with g7 countries condemning russia, reaffirming their support for ukraine and calling for further sanctions. india wants a very different conversation, it wants to use its presidency of the g20 to represent developing nations who don't have a seat at the table of m

of the ministry of foreign affairs is leaving for india in new delhi there will be a meeting of the g20ters, that is, the russians will see all their western opponents , led by an american, prepare for defense. always ready for all surprises, but with on the other hand, the g20 is also an opportunity to meet with partners and friends of russia , one of which is our especially profitable strategic partner, that is, india in 2023, just the owner of konstantin panyushkin pavel likholetov andrey kirillovka. in the state duma today, in the second main reading , they adopted a bill that establishes the procedure for checking gas equipment . changes are proposed to be made to the housing code. so for each apartment building they want to assign one specific gas service company. repair now may be carried out by different organizations. in addition, control over the work of gas workers and the condition of ventilation ducts will be strengthened, as well as the obligation of owners of premises to let specialists into the house.

g20 ministers begin a three-day week.: will also be on the lookout for major company earnings out the major pacific and the u.s. this week. hsbc and alibaba are some of the biggest names to report. shery: our next guest says economic data does not move in straight lines. investors have one more u.s. cpi print to watch before the next fed meeting. joining us is the chief investment officer of a capital partners. how much of a difference will that make? i find it interesting the narrative now that markets are being supportive of the fact markets are resilient when that could mean the fed stays higher for longer. >> the first sign of warning in february and apparently the market brushed it off at first was the hot jobs number that said january created half a million jobs in the u.s. i think that needs in asterisk next to it. there is a lot of massaging of those numbers that try to account for seasonal adjustments and models being what they are, they are not the truth. they are a reflection of the world. you have to take all

really being elevated in the priority list for the g20. tony: yes. yes, and in another way no, perhaps. there was a lot of rhetoric among the big international institutions, the world bank, and especially the imf on the desirability moving forward on resolving the debt issue, suspecting especially developing countries as interest rates have gone up. at the same time, there was this similar sort of thing played out, as with the war in ukraine. in this case on the question of restructuring because china has been trying get -- to get the international institutions to join in any haircuts or debt restructuring for some of these countries. of course, that is something that the institutions are opposed to. yes, there was a lot of talk about it. of course, it is very much on the agenda. zambia is the first african country to fault -- to default. but really, the nitty-gritty progress remains to be seen after this meeting. and, then again, it is something you cannot except to -- expect to resolve in one meeting with g20 finance chiefs. haidi: john, when it co

. >>> financial leaders are meeting in india for the first g20 presidency we have tambir with us live. >> reporter: thank you for that, joumanna good morning yes, i do have a special guest with me right here here with the g20 finance ministers meeting in b b banglador. thank you for joining us we talked about global trade and it remains resilient in 2022 and exports increased despite the war. did that surprise you? >> in a way, yes, because we had earlier predictions that were pessimistic. we estimate trade will grow 3.5% part of that is despite the war. now what we see is that what happens is that while russia and ukraine exports remain depressed in volume terms, other suppliers came to the stream we see countries substituting wheat orrice we see countries substituting with import from argentina or u.s. or eu all of that meant that trade kept flowing despite the shocks. >> russia's situation is peculiar they have been selling energy and food commodities and fuel and other commodities at steeper stance in that sense, the value is supposed to go down and volumes go up and impacting the

advocate for permanent seats for the continent on the u.n security council they also want to join the g20hat are the chances that that these goals are achievable. >> let me let me begin by saying that africa does not accept any more to be on the menu but want to be in around the table with the other in terms of having a legitimate seat in the security council of the united nations but also having its say whenever the challenges the global challenges are addressed to have it say in and to have its contribution. africa is recorded as my friend said before me by all the principal will be 1.2 billion consumer population will be 1.2 and in 2015 it will be 2000 to to meet two billion 25 who will be the third region in the demographically the most important and with this increase in demographic consumers africa will have between 700 and 800 consumers from a middle class it's a huge market and it's it will benefit from the the free throwd agreement they can tell another featured agreement but it is also an open market for all the other powers because africa now is open to real partnership it's no

peace plan, public space, now we are already going to practical applications, including points of this g20, where we once again fix on the need for initiatives not just to record what is now who is the aggressor state, who should pay reparations, who should compensate for the damage due to which mechanisms, and accordingly, and what, accordingly, is the russian february, the decision of which assembly, which makes it clear and enforces the russian federation as the aggressor state that it still has to leave the territory of ukraine for a--we are troops and we have an internationally recognized border in 1991, that is, in principle, this is of course the maximum broad support - this is 140 one country in the world voted against only seven countries won, not only 32 countries, this shows absolute solidarity with ukraine and the fact that the whole world sees uh this uh war was not provoked by the russian federation against ukraine, the same with ukraine , this is an extremely symbolic political act, and also taking into account that the un councilor is therefore in his decision controlled by

in law as an international wanted man and the forced deportation of people from his entourage , the g20oint declaration about the war in ukraine, the participants agreed on the text of the comic based on the results negotiations in bangalore, india , but some points of the document relating to russia's war against ukraine did not find unanimous support, russia and china did not agree to the proposals in the document wording regarding the war of the russian federation against ukraine, which was supported by the majority of the participants, this is stated in the final document published by india, which chaired the e-e in this meeting, we note that the meeting of finance ministers and heads of counter-banking countries of the g20 lasted from february 23-25 , 3,000 eurovision tickets for ukrainians who came to great britain because of the war , the government of this country singled out this year's contest will be held in the british liverpool, the city was chosen as the venue for the eurovision song contest on behalf of the 2022 winner of ukraine, because because of the russian invasion,

china did block the final communique on as a result of the meeting of finance ministers of the g20, in which aggression in russia against ukraine was proposed to be called a war, the united states and its g7 allies insisted that the final statement contain a direct condemnation of russia for invading a neighboring country, russia calls its actions in ukraine a special military operation and avoids calling it a war india, which currently chairs the g20, also agreed to condemn the war in ukraine ukraine enlisted the support of guatemala it is the first country in latin america that supported the creation of of the special tribunal for crimes of russian aggression in the united states. minister of foreign affairs dmytro kulevych met with his guatemalan colleague mario adolfa bucarofloresos. the head of the foreign ministry added that during the meeting the parties discussed joint efforts to bring russia to justice . french president emmanuel macron announced today that he will go to china. in early april, in order to convince the celestial to join the peaceful plan to end the war on the t

india , which currently chairs the g20, has agreed to condemn the war in ukraine. and china did not want these two paragraphs to be in the communique , paragraphs 3, 4 will have to be about the conflict between russia and ukraine because it was all agreed by all countries except these two and what they did they did not agree with these two paragraphs because the leaders of the states prepared it at the summit at the ball and it was good under the circumstances that existed then, so now they don't want it ukraine enlisted the support of guatemala this is the first country in latin america that supported the creation of a special tribunal for crimes of russian aggression here is the united states minister of foreign affairs dmytro kuleba met with his guatemalan colleague mario adolfa bucaro flores , the head of the foreign ministry added that during the meeting the parties discussed joint efforts to bring russia to justice. convince personally french president emmanuel macron said today that he will go to china in early april to persuade china to join a peaceful plan to end the war on ukra

they are playing host to the first ever major g20 event under a g20 presidency. great to see you this morning. the question is high politics. what is the relationship in the family crisis? >> they both hail from the state here. they are talking sustainability and global cooperation. those are the issues on the agenda here. the week that prime minister modi is inaugurated even as we speak right now. >> you and the team have been speaking to quit if you energy leaders on the ground. it sounds like a very busy meeting. >> that is the top of the agenda. energy supply and energy transition. also, the impact of those price caps on russia product and how that could distort supply chains. putting some countries like india at an advantage. >> thank you very much. that is the bloomberg news editor. coming up next, u.s. payrolls, what a number. what could it mean for the fed fight against inflation? >> we will check in on the oil markets. ♪ >> it was a hot dollar-yen market. they have had discussions about his succession over kuroda. the dollar yen is all lit up. because au

ukraine a special military operation and avoids calling it a war india , which currently chairs the g20, maintains a largely neutral position, refusing to blame russia in the invasion, ukraine enlisted the support of guatemala. it is the first country in latin america that supported the creation of a special tribunal for crimes of russian aggression in the united states minister minister of foreign affairs dmytro kuleba met with his guatemalan counterpart mario adolfo bakura flores, the head of the foreign ministry added that during the meeting the parties discussed joint efforts to bring russia to justice . french president emmanuel macron said today that he will go to china in early april to convince the chinese to join the peace plan to end the war on ukraine's terms, on friday , beijing called for a complete ceasefire in ukraine and proposed a peace plan with 12 points, however, he was criticized in the office of the president of ukraine, listen. i think that everything that is being done in the direction of peace is good, but this peace is possible only when it begins with the cess

what conversations are you expecting at the g20 and where are they in those conversations?y the most important body of the g20 that has to do with financial activities is the financial stability board. the financial stability board where ministers of finance, regulators, central banks get together and they decide the main rules of the game for the international financial system. i anticipate a strong statement in favor of regulation. it will be up to each country to decide which particular approach they will follow in terms of the alternatives that are out there. haidi: the bank for international settlements speaking to haslinda amin. coming up next, why china is urging state owned enterprises to back away from using the world's big four accounting firms. this is bloomberg. ♪ when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these different things and nothing's ever working. i've done the diets, all th

it's here in the hills near bangalore that the first major meeting of the g20 under india's presidencyce, a forum to discuss issues affecting the world economy. the fallout from the ukraine war is having a huge impact. but prime minister modi's address was notable for the absence of any mention of russia's invasion. instead only referencing rising geopolitical tensions. india maintains a neutral stance on the war, a position starkly at odds with g7 countries condemning russia, reaffirming their support for ukraine and calling for further sanctions. india wants a very different conversation, it wants to use its presidency of the g20 to represent developing nations who don't have a seat at the table of major economies, to champion their needs. so it wants to talk about food security, sustainable growth, countries�* debt burdens. india is growing in international, political and economic importance and increasingly wants to set its own agenda. the european union is bringing in more sanctions against the russian mercenary group wagner for human rights abuses in three african countries. i've

today, the two-day meeting of the ministers of finance and satisfaction with the central banks of the g20 member countries ended in the port of india without issuing a joint statement. according to nhk, the draft statement of the meeting included two paragraphs about the war between russia and ukraine , which was opposed by china and russia. after a year of war in ukraine, the members of the 20% group reached an agreement to deal with economic issues and the consequences of this war . there is a widespread shortage of drugs for the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in america, the parents of affected children are worried and intoxicated. quoted from the management center and america's disease prevention announced that more than 6 million children in this country are suffering from this disorder, this company from the group of companies that produce these drugs , the us food and drug administration announced that due to the increase in demand, the lack of effective ingredients, their production is not meeting the demand. iran recorded the highest number of deaths from c

he's been speaking to our correspondent, leila nathoo, about possible divisions among g20 nations.around the idea that one country invading another simply cannot be allowed to happen in the modern world. and, yes, people's language is different, they have different historical context, but the sense that this is something terrible in the world and it must not be allowed to succeed is very widespread. there's been a small earthquake in wales overnight. the tremor, measured at 3.4 by the us geological survey, was centred just to the east of crickhowell in powys. the quake, which happened atjust before midnight, was felt up to 30 miles away in cardiff. there are no reports of any injuries or major damage. more than 50,000 people are known to have died in the earthquakes which struck turkey and syria earlier this month. as international aid flows into the area, the focus now is on helping survivors — but getting help to those who need it can be challenging. 0ur correspondent, laura bicker, reports from turkey. aid that was slow to arrive is now in full flow. helicopter after helicopter

he's been speaking to our correspondent, leila nathoo, about possible divisions among g20 nations.animity from everyone except russia around the idea that one country invading another simply cannot be allowed to happen in the modern world. and, yes, people's language is different, they have different historical context, but the sense that this is something terrible in the world and it must not be allowed to succeed is very widespread. a fifth man has been arrested in connection with the shooting of an off—duty police officer in county tyrone. two gunmen fired several shots at detective chief inspectorjohn caldwell at a sports complex in 0magh on wednesday. he remains in a critical but stable condition. a rally will be held in the town today condemning the shooting. 0ur ireland correspondent, chris page, reports. john caldwell�*s friends, neighbours and colleagues have paid tribute to his bravery and selflessness. eyewitnesses say that he shouted to children to run to safety even as he was being attacked himself. this sports complex in the town of 0magh was packed on wednesday night

i'm coming to you live from the g20 finance ministers. i have a special guest with me let's get to her the vice president and economy minister who joins me for a quick chat on the outlook for the economy. great to have you on the show. growth in spain is looking good. i want to understand the growth drivers and momentum the overall global growth is somber >> spain is having a strong recovery with gdp growth of 5.5% in 2021 and 2022 the beginning of 2023 is also quite positive on the labor market the outlook is relatively positive all institutions seem to see spain as a strong group in europe that is due to the strong response to the pandemic and we are making a massive recovery plan luckily, last year, we managed to bring inflation down five points in five months. the key concern now is food inflation. particularly because of the impact on families we should continue on the same line and continue to bring it down to have a strong and sustainable growth >> right i want to talk about the energy side of things spain has had some massive lng

inflation tops concerns at the g20 summit. we discuss how markets will continue pricing for the rate hikes. this is bloomberg. ♪ go wind turbines. go gorgeous reliable grid. go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science. go space age welds for super silent cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cures at warp speed, to technology that makes clean energy reliable, emerson innovation helps make the world healthier, safer, smarter and more sustainable. go boldly. emerson. >> we have to win the fight against inflation because if you look at where we are in terms of growth, we are not in a great place. >> we are mostly considering second-round effects. >> how long it and how high u.s. policy will go up. how china's reopening will affect our economy as well as exchange rate. >> most of our inflation is on the non-demand-side. >> energy costs, shipping costs, labor shortages. inflation will be higher than we like, for longer than we like. francine: the imf managing director and other

rishaad: k at of the g20. could not decide what was going on in ukraine. david: what to call it. rishaad: friday did see the pce report which shows it among the pigeons. really coming in stronger than expected. looking at personal spending because that was higher than expected. people paying on take. if you look at credit card debt at the moment hitting all-time highs so you know where the money is coming from. david: consumer leverage is something they are not prepared to act on. which is why markets are having an adverse direction to what is quite a fluid process of repricing how the five -- how high the federal go. lows of the day all down to how high hong kong will,. left side of your screens. four weeks of dollar strength and that is what we are seeing across the region. so vermont's following what we saw in treasuries. virtually the highest since 2007. when you have that you have what you see on your screens. yvonne: this pcn number that knocked out this record global bond rally we have seen, we talk about the hsi and cages basically close to wiping out 2023 gains. it is th

korea, new zealand, seeing monetary policies -- g20 taking place of course and friday marking one year of the war in ukraine. let's have a look now at the first word news. microcode -- microsoft agreed to give kyiv -- they all had a presence at the security conference over the weekend with the biden administration saying tech belongs in any conversation about security. the second time the monitors say they have detected suspicious activity, they say they are discussing findings with around and will report to its board of governors as appropriate. the cause of cyclone gabrielle which devastated parts of new zealand is expected to soar into the billions of dollars. it may take time to get a clear picture because dozens of people remain without water or shelter. around 8 billion u.s. dollars. south korea is preparing a domestic market development program. now speaking exclusively to bloomberg. the minister -- science minister says his country cannot ignore the growing space industry. >> the space industry is growing at an explosive pace. from an industrial perspective we cannot ignore it.

a d 20 -- a g20 with all countries excluding russia condemning the war. >> the biden administration issued more sanctions against russia targeting people in russia and other countries. -- targeting more than 200 people in russian and other countries. wiener is working on legislation after uc berkeley's housing project was stopped at is sort people's part. that plan would have created housing for more than 100 students, and un-house people who regularly camp at the park. it is phasing -- it is facing opposition from neighbors. demonstrators argue that it should remain an open space and did not address environmental concerns, in this case the amount of noise that students having parties would make. >> noise complaints were not addressed in the environmental study, and you see didn't explore alternative pricing's out -- alternative housing sites. a statement ruling has ramifications beyond uc berkeley case. it is a dangerous precedent that will undermine california's effort, to build new homes and do so sustainably. >> a large fire damages a dock in several boat. you can see the flames and sm

products, gilan tv news agency sat down, the term of finance ministers and heads of central banks of the g20 member countries ended without issuing a joint statement in bangalore, india . nhk reported that the draft of the final statement of the meeting included two paragraphs about the war between russia and ukraine. was faced with the opposition of china and russia, the 20% free group after one year of the war in ukraine to deal with the economic issues and the consequences of this war to reach an agreement on the global gold, which in the first months of the new year, an upward trend by increasing the interest rate to its lowest level in recent weeks, the gold price website on friday, while the market is preparing for an increase in interest rates by the us central bank in the coming months , reached its lowest level in the last 8 weeks. in the community, the price of an ounce of gold will increase to $1,811 and 20 cents before the market closes, and the american plan also reached $1,812 and 20 cents . the dollar index is at the peak of 77 with the pressure of gold , while the yield of th

at a g20 economic meeting over the weekend, declining to sign a statement that was agreed to by 18 other member nations. russia also refused to sign. jericka? >> i know that's very concerning for u.s. officials. skyler henry, thank you. >>> today ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy marked nine years since russia's occupation of crimea, tweeting, "this is our land." adding, "the ukrainian flag will return to every corner of the country." cbs' imtiaz tyab reports from kyiv tonight. >> reporter: sheltering underground. the only way to survive in the eastern ukrainian town of voglodar, where despite it all there's still faith this war will end. for emilia, that faith remains unshakeable even as she and her daughter risk their lives under relentless russian artillery strikes just to gather the basics. "my sister died nine days ago," she weeps. "we have nothing. i have to collect rainwater just so we can wash our hands and clean our dishes." this once well-to-do coal mining town has become one of the most bitterly contested front lines in vladimir putin's war on ukraine. a war now in its s

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the balance of the two-day meeting of the finance ministers of the central banks of the g20 member countries ended without issuing a joint statement in bangalore, india . according to the network, the final statement of the meeting included two paragraphs about the war between russia and ukraine, which was opposed by china and russia. 20 % group and after one year from the forest and taking care of the economic issues and the consequences of this war should reach an agreement . thank you for your attention. in addition to the respected villagers of the village council, who are working hard, the villager's credits are really a small amount, it should be the sole responsibility of the villager. there is really no special construction work in the villages. country it can be seen that the housing foundation plays an effective and useful role, therefore, in my opinion, this resource of one thousand billion tomans is a suitable source for supporting rural development that the housing foundation does . they voted for the proposal of my dear cooperation, and this decision of the integration commissi

neil: you know the backdrop temperature for this though is even among the g20 countries, they couldn't come out with a communique, with a final position on the war. hay just wrapped up a meeting, so it would seem to be an easy call to say that it's outrageous. but they couldn't do that. and i wonder if that worries you. >> well, look, first of all we have to continue explaining. on the one hand, 141 countries in the u.n. just couple of days ago united, were united around support for ukraine. on the other hand, we have to remember that not only for the past 30 years, but for the hundred years the world has seen our region through the lenses of russian propaganda. so we have to explain and we have to talk to people, and we have to explain that for us it's the anti-colonial war, it's the war for our freedom, that ukraine is not a second to anyone. ing we only are trying to save our people and our homes from a brutal attack. so we'll keep working with our partners, and i'm -- i see how the support grew during this difficult year. i'm positive it will continue to grow. neil: you have been i

china fails to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine at a meeting of the g20 economies.g it everything to get a new deal with the eu on post—brexit trading rules for northern ireland. i can he get the backing he needs from politicians in northern ireland and his own party as a moment beckons?

rashaad: very quickly here, at the g20, what will be your specific target in doing so? anantha: there are important priorities like the global debt vulnerability, securing finance for climate change for middle and lower income countries, writing at a global framework and roadmap for crypto regulation, and also the ongoing legacy issue of reforming the multilateral development banks and financing of public goods as well as development priorities. these are just about four of the key priorities we are pursuing. haslinda: thank you so much for your time. anantha nageswaran india's chief economic advisor. we are seeing downward pressure for all adani group stocks, all 10 adani group stocks are sliding in early mumbai trading. let's take a look. they are right now. of course, this on the back of that spiraling situation for the group. today we heard from danny saying the review from the capital market strategy will be down once market stabilizes. adani enterprises down 10%. adani transmission also down 10% right now. rishaad? rashaad: the fallout from the hindenburg research

and that is what we did a few days ago during the g20 summit and we convinced trying to sign a joints about the peace process in ukraine. so we will continue to talk to them firmly, that is what president macron will do when he visits president xi in a few months. >> so, you will convince trying to sign the peace process but there is still this news that china is considering supplying russia with lethal aid. is that not of concern? >> we will see about that. our concern is that china joins this de-escalation process. i think what happens in the, during the g20's amid was a first step -- and now we need to keep the pressure on heads on to continue convince them to go forward. >> one year ago vladimir putin was still i think seriously underestimated ukraine's response, and frankly the strength that the european union, the strength of nato, one year later we are here, the war still raging but folks seen united. against, i would argue, in support of ukraine. can we expect that united front to continue? there are cracks. >> of course. disunity will continue because what is at stake is so

remember in 2016 at the g20 summit where president obama landed at the beijing to attend the summit, all the world leaders had the chinese and the red carpet they greeted them and had the mobile staircase that went up to the plane, when president obama's plane when air force one landed the chinese mysteriously said we don't have a mobile staircase. what happened obama had to go out of the belly of a plane in a humiliating gesture the chinese did it deliberately this is saving base and forcing the united states to look like were weak and we can't offender quarter and we can't offender skies and therefore the united states is a declining world power, is deliberate on part of the chinese in the biden administration has fallen right into it. maria: it's worse than that, sure it's about embarrassing the united states but at the same time they are stealing intellectual property, they are surveilling american citizens they had tiktok coming out spewing propaganda while also minding americans information and all the while covering up the origins of covid-19. none of these issues ever come up