there are no clearly confirmed sources every time you have to prove the need to help us before the imf before the european union before our european donors before the united states of america of course the situation is not certain and no one has anything yet guaranteed, but it was the same last year and this year we will be able to finance all expenses, including the expenses of the defense security sector. next year , we are negotiating with our partners. i hope that we will be able to provide financing for all our needs and we will be able to convince our partners of the european union and the united states of america and other imf countries that we need this help and that this help is used for its intended purpose in a fairly transparent way and we are ready we will cite for every dollar received aid, what is your hope based on, what is your belief based on the fact that we will be able to report on every dollar of money, this is quite a real matter, but there are no confirmed sources, meanwhile, you are now sure why we are already doing this, we have quite close cooperation with st

and the world bank , let's get started, according to the imf the current geopolitical tension, fueledes the risks of dividing the world economies in quasi-autonomous blocs, what is this fragmentation from the point of view of explosives leads to an increase in the number of restrictions on trade. in in particular, strategic goods, including minerals, inhibit the cross-border movement of capital, technology and labor. so these are the key indicators of the world economy, world economic activity. isn’t it true that as a result of volatility in commodity prices, increased inflation, decreased incomes of citizens in many countries, and the undermining of collective efforts to implement the objectives of the 30 agenda for sustainable development, international experts are forced, but admit that unilateral us sanctions well, and all those who resort to them hmm cause damage, including their initiator, again the imf and the world bank state the stagnant state of the economy of most states of the group of families, according to the financial assessment. times well , they can at least be trust

presence of all those present, he asked the question is who will guarantee that the new text of the imfas been answered we will hold all the necessary negotiations that we promised in three weeks to give a new concept for a single inspection body that has not been done, all factions were witnesses according to zheleznyak, this is becoming a problem for interaction with the imf is not enough the fact that the deadline was missed and here 's another thing and the worst is the last moment zheleznyak misses the worst text written on his knee with the words vote or death that's the story i don't know if he's getting angry is it really you know, there is not enough hashtag at the end, because everything is lost, complete betrayal , etc. i would, first of all, i am angry with my colleague because he constantly lets something happen during meetings of the verkhovna rada. it does not add up , well, anti-security in general a factor for all of us well, that’s what i am about the ethics of behavior of informing society here exactly. i don’t see such bright and vividly negative reservations as desc

forked out a record $7 trillion on oil, gas and coal subsidies last year, prompting warnings from the imfthe ai gold rush. chip giant nvidia sees sales more than double as the robotics race acclerates. welcome to world business report. state handouts for fossil fuels soared to record high in the wake of surging energy prices and economic recovery from the pandemic, a new report from the international monetary fund published in last half hour. governments around the world spent a record $7 trillion on subsidies for oil, gas and coal last year, that's up by $2 trillion since 2021. the imf report, which analysed 170 countries, found direct and indirect subsidies for fossil fuels reached 7.1% of global gross domestic product or gdp in 2022 — that's more than was spent on education. the imf said governments could save $4.4 billion by scrapping these subsidies, and suggested targeted support for the poorest households. joining me now is ipek genscu, acting director of climate and sustainability programme at the odi global affairs thinktank. thank you for being with us. i suppose the first quest

the imf had pretty interesting origins.he 1970's, have been running a very narrow policy space kind of program which is just say they were offering countries struggling to break out of the shackles of colonialism. they were offering them debt. this debt was being offered in a very narrow way. it was being offered basically to build, you know, to continue to allow an economy of export of raw materials and products largely from the west at the time. what this structural adjustment program allowed the imf to do in many of these poor countries is force the countries to cut back on spending for education, health care, and so on, only built up the economy toward export. when these countries wanted to quite catastrophic that come and cycle of permanent debt, they began to borrow not for infrastructure but for debt servicing, to pay off their debt. the imf then produced a debt austerity cycle. rather a permanent structure. what the new development bank was set up to do, and very recently only in 2015 with $100 billion of capital, i

when the government changes and there will be no one to defend, and the second thing is that their imfbers are already registered i also apologize to the macro-finance from the eu to remove the so-called amendments of the vine, i.e. amendments to the criminal procedure code, which significantly complicate the process of prosecution for economic and corruption crimes, and i warn you. i agree with your speaker that very i wanted the law enforcement agencies to punish corruption faster, i agree with him, but the parliament adopted such changes that make it terribly difficult, and different parliaments know about it, the president's office knows about it, it has been said 100 times, so if there is really a goal to increase the effectiveness of punishment, then a simple recipe we do not touch the investigation , we remove the statute of limitations for corruption crimes valid during martial law and we remove the draft voice i only want to emphasize that we as a public we call on all parties to express we invited the representatives of the president's office to this conversation, we wanted t

anton gutierrez was in johannesburg, echoing the words of the imf and world bank.s that going to happen anytime soon? ben: i do not think so. it is going to be too difficult. numbers of the security council are not happy with that but somebody like china and russia are lobbying. there is not a representative from africa. the others are going to resist that. they do not want to upset powell. that used for the west. the other institutions, china is busy rallying people in the general assembly. and building up a voting block. i think of the parties themselves, we can see other people being appointed. this whole thing with the rise of the brics, we are at the beginning of what will take decades to happen, but it is inevitable given the size of these markets, these need there are growing at and the importance of the global economy. it is not to be resistant it is just a question of how this process works -- smoothly report less so? nick: we will have the it there. they came to our gas -- guests and thank you for watching good you can see the program again at our website

now on this, the development bank is so opposed to the imf and the world bank. and our country faced this in order to get some kind of transponge from the imf, you had to go through hell through political blackmail to break yourself. yes, but the brix development bank works differently, it invests in development, and not in solving its own political goals, while it works, so, by the way, it’s very fortunate that this bank is headed by the former president of brazil yes which is essentially out of poverty. yes , she just pulled 25 million brazilians by the hair away from this poverty line, and she is very trusted by the same african countries that a very big problem. and in any case, if not in brix, then they will cooperate with the development bank. and this, well, you understand, the day before, the head of the igor karpenko’s central executive committee said that no later than april 25, 2024, the first meeting of the entire belarusian people’s assembly should be held, updated and rethought, and here is the question on which we complete our program about the br

guest: that comes from a report done by some employees of the imf that is often pretrade as an imf study. it is not. it looks lovely at what it considers subsidies, but it is important to break that down. a big chunk of that, i think 35% is the social cost of carbon. that is a very tenuous measure. it is very easy to manipulate. the models are not sound. another chunk of it is localized air pollution. air pollution can be a problem, it was here in the past. where it is is in somewhat developed countries. they take those costs and apply them globally. when it comes down to the direct subsidies, even according to them, there are some direct subsidies in local communities. we are talking about 8% of that amount. guest: i think jack is talking all over the place. the fact that oil and gas companies are getting tax handouts for years. on the backs of the american people, oil prices last year surged to record highs, and what happened? the oil and gas companies raked in over $400 billion in profits over the american people. our gas prices went up, and what did they do? they enrich their shareho

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, with the imf predicting the growth rates soon surpass those of the g7.these parties. that is why they say this year's summit proved critical in increasingly multipolar world. vonnie: plenty more to come on "bloomberg daybreak: australia." this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: westpac says it is seeing a modest increase in customer stress while inflationary pressures are causing expenses to rise at the australian lender let's bring in adam haigh. what more do we know about the inflationary pressures? >> what they said this morning is more as it pertains to the staff side of the business, the increase in staff costs, which is part of the inflationary parts we are seeing around the economy, clearly in this quarter it is still a key notable standout for westpac, so you are seeing increases in expenses for staff but also at the same time continued margin pressure, and that is what we are seeing across the whole of the bank space. most analysts are expecting the peak and margins to a past us, and now the story is about how we get into the back end of this year and into n

yes, the single unit of account that they were talking about now. opposes the imf and the world bank.w, and our country faced this in order to get some kind of transponge from the imf, you had to go through hell through political blackmail, listen to break yourself. yes, but the brix development bank works differently, it invests in development, and not in solving its own political goals , while it works, so, by the way, it’s very fortunate that this bank is headed by the former president of brazil yes which is essentially out of poverty. yes, she just pulled 25 million brazilians away from this line by the hair poverty, and it is very trusted by the same african countries that are a very big problem. and in any case, if not in brix, then they will cooperate with the development bank. and this, well, you understand, on the eve of the head of the igor karpenko’s central executive committee said that no later than april 25, 2024, the first meeting of the entire belarusian people’s assembly should be held, updated and rethought, and here is the question on which we complete our program a

and the cargoes were not paid through the imf.ucture and for others, by the way, uh, foundation and organizations the same personal threats threats to families, that is all the dirt that can only be and that is usually used, you know , but in the upper echelons of the world, the elite, as a rule, you know, is characterized as banditry. all this was applied to african countries by the leader representatives and so on. as long as they don’t just go, take it and go, and today there was a wonderful, uh, article uh, by our vice-rector of the diplomatic academy , mr. karpovich, who called it the funeral of neo-colonialism, arms, you know, a wonderful name. this is exactly what happened we can't lose now. will you open a new diplomatic mission and business will appear. and we are aeroflot flights, that is, will we be able to develop this pace, it was set, of course in speeches and of course in controversy, there were a huge number of panel discussions, but for those skeptics who will say, well, we talked and dispersed. i will say that fi

the firm has admitted that it could collapse — which comes as no surprise to former imf economist davids is a disaster, a total disaster. i think what happened today tells us a lot more about how beijing, the policymakers in china, are actually handling this crisis, this disaster. remember, this company had already suspended its trading in the stock market 18 months ago. so the stock had already gone down 85% or whatever, 18 months ago before it suspended trading. and then itjust resumed trading today and then went down another 85%. now, think about this, what does that really mean? and it means that the last 18 months, when this company supposedly was going through restructuring, was supposed to be getting back on its feet, have done absolutely nothing to inspire the confidence of the market. and guess what? the government should have known much better. the fact that they even allowed this company to go back to trading the stock exchange to meet that shows a total basically like amateur worship, i would say, in the way the chinese government is handling the whole thing. it shows total

well, we are not late, but on the track with the imf, in principle, they see that it is not just theree is a desire to return a's declaration the draft law has already been voted on in the first reading, it was voted on, if i am not mistaken, one vote was not enough for the constitutions, so it will be difficult for colleagues from some i do not know rude factions to then say no, we changed our mind in the second reading , we will not vote what do you think the ukrainian government and ukrainian citizens will hear or should hear from our partners and europeans at this summit of the heads of state of the european union, which will take place in december. this is the beginning of the negotiations. my colleagues receive in brussels what kind of political decision, well, it will obviously be made, but of course under conditions if we do not slow down the pace now, because actually the ambassador of the european union said yesterday that ukraine is showing very fast movement if you look at how other countries have understood that they well, we could take our time, it's uh, well, in principl

whether we need to change the trident in the homeland of the mother, but it will be more similar to the imf programs, that is, 50 billion that the european union has already announced of them there 38 in fact, this goes to macro-financial support - 8 it goes to business and the military. they have to mobilize 20 billion, which can be directed to business development, the rest is european integration issues , technical victory, and it is necessary to increase precisely this aid, just go to north america , conduct negotiations there, and mobilize this capital very good news for all of us that the financial rammstein actually started working in january, everyone knows about the military rammstein, but few people know that this multi-don platform has already been formed the country is jaysovan and they meet regularly and stably every month, meetings are held precisely on macro -finance according to our support, because the first years after the victory , until we develop our business, until we bring people back, we will not be able to balance the budget, and we have to think about it now, so fo

convince these people, no one was going to the west, they immediately switched to blackmailing the imf week. it was hinted that the loan approved to the niger was $130 million. he hasn't released yet. and who they say knows what will happen to the money. now, following the european union, financial assistance to the poorest country has been reduced by the united states, we are calling for the immediate release of president bazum and let me be very clear our partnership with niger, which is significant, hundreds of millions of dollars depends on the continuation of democratic management of disasters for the population, these sanctions will be disasters, because we we provide the budget with the help of the eu, the world bank, the imf and the french development agency in africa, accustomed to upheavals. this time, everything, otherwise , right now, the intractable government of niger for europe is huge losses from the loss of a supplier, minerals in the future , loss of influence, the forceful return of niger to his sphere. already refused to support burkina bevels guinea and moths, wher

the imf report which analysed 170 countries found that direct and in—depth —— indirect subsidies costent of 7.1% of gross domestic product, gdp, in va 2022, that is more than government spent on education. the imf said that the governments could save $4.4 billion by simply scrapping the subsidies and suggested instead that targeted support should be paid to the poorest households. backin back in 2009, the g20 governments which produce most of the fossil feels emissions committed to phase out subsidies in line with climate goals but also in line with broader goals but also in line with broader goals because it is also financially a sensible thing to do and instead channel this money for the most vulnerable consumers that need support and also renewable clean energy but they have not done so. some governments have committed to ending theirfinancing some governments have committed to ending their financing of fossil fuels abroad. but of course, it is much harder to make those commitments domestic league and simply put, they have failed to phase out fossil fuel subsidies and now we are se

corporations, of course, a moratorium on the sale and purchase of agricultural land in exchange for imf, this decision, multiplied by the appetites of international corporations, leads to the rapid agrarian impoverishment of modern ukraine. allow the sale of a hectare to foreigners, that is. well, here, zelensky said, i am for the people. yes, well , the property of people is 1-3 hectares of shares, but today in ukraine there are a little more than 40 million hectares of land. land, of which almost 40%, 17 million hectares. they already belong to american transcorporations. this is a deputy. and for what the ukrainians are already dying and dying, the auctions for the sale of land for a penny of the ukrainian diaspora in the iskupavlovsk region in the world, who call themselves true ukrainians, will be delayed. so, maybe they, too, have applied now, when this information begins to emerge , it becomes clear that in fact this is not all about love for the motherland and not even about love for the earth , it's just ordinary money-grubbing. they are well aware that the ukrainian land befor

avoiding that recession, even if it is the latter part of this year, into next year, is critical the imfaid uk will avoid recession, but how much of that stagflation still comes into play now stagnant growth is very important. just missing when it comes to the data point and how much more can it continue to do so the uk is set to be 0.8% above pre-pandemic levels. the national institute of economic and social research says it will take a year before the uk is actually back to pre-pandemic levels. on the numbers basis, they already are at this point. how do you ensure consumers feel that way the price of ordinary goods and services are not back to the levels according to the national institute of economic and social research they believe there are five years that have been taken away for the uk and consumers and that is why the gdp numbers are critical and important and what they will be like for the remainder of the year. second quarter is certainly a surprise a lot more positive than some anticipated. some also say that actually when you take a look at the data, even the pmi was getting

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plan devaluation, argentina need support from the imf.he imf had told them they needed 20% devaluation. so this came as a surprise for the market. but the idea is already circulating in the policy space. i think the real news is the surprise performance on the libertarian firebrand javier milei in the elections. this is a movement where argentina needs a hard turn towards economic orthodoxy they will solve their problem with runaway inflation. milei, at first sight, doesn't appear to be offering anything which looks like the economic textbook playbook. shery: tom orlik, looking forward to seeing you are our skills on the field. [laughter] our chief economist on bloomberg, scott squires, joining us from buenos aires as well. let's turn to taiwan. the vice president is seeking to reassure voters that that he is a steady set of hands as he campaigns to become the islands next heater. he spoke dismissively to bloomberg businessweek to his first interview with its national media since becoming vice president, and told us about his plans for re

imf, these problems will cost quite a percentage of gdp and the main the burden will fall on an equallyeloped country in africa i came to hansburg with a simple message in a world that falls apart for an hour and is affected by problems. no, alternatives to cooperation. we must quickly. restore the power of attorney to strengthen multilateralism for the 21st century. and this requires from us the courage of willingness to compromise, which is necessary, this requires full compliance with the charter of international law , universal values ​​and all human rights in the field. political economic demands from us more solidarity of course, this not an easy task, but it is very important and it is especially important for africa african air conditioning, a historic victim of colonialism , continues to face horrendous injustice in average african countries. at four times the price they pay for credit and eight times as much as the most successful western countries africa accounts for just 4% of global co2 emissions but this is the epicenter of the climate house and africa is disproportionatel

david woo is a former imf economist and wall street strategist, hejoins me now from tel aviv.t's a grim picture for china, isn't it? the third consecutive month of decline. what's going wrong for them? ,, ., decline. what's going wrong for them? , ., ., ., them? some people are going to say it's “ust them? some people are going to say it's just basically _ them? some people are going to say it'sjust basically a _ them? some people are going to say it'sjust basically a reflection - them? some people are going to say it'sjust basically a reflection of - it's just basically a reflection of the current global manufacturing slump but i suspect there's a lot more going on. i think the impact of the reassuring manufacturing back in the reassuring manufacturing back in the us, in europe. the fact is that while chinese exports are down, mexican exports are up. indonesian exports are up. i suspect china is housing more than the relocation of supply chain and beijing would like to admit and i suspect also that many people in washington or poppy seed today's numbers is a reason for celebr

today, millions of germans are forced to save on food, according to the imf , germany may become the only g7 economy with negative dynamics. and the investigation into russian interference in polish politics is scandalous the law was signed by president duda , a special commission is being created, which will be able, at its own discretion, to declare any politician or official as an agent of moscow. this does not even require a court decision by european and american official structures. warsaw has already been accused of being an instrument of political repression. now in poland, the start of the company shalmavania and the persecution of the opposition, and the ruling party of the state structure will be a single repressive mechanism. this has been happening in the usa for 70 years. back then, so-called mccarthyism became an instrument of political repression in all spheres of public life. the white house even today acts as a catalyst for global contradictions, pitting peoples on religious national grounds. the united states receives economic profit, this opinion was expressed on

argentina, amid problems with international reserves , used the yuan instead of the dollar to pay the imf on debts. the ministry of energy of russia did not support the freezing of prices for diesel fuel, izvestia reports that representatives of the cargo association addressed the ministry with the initiative. autotrans they called on the authorities to fix the cost of a diesel engine is below 60 rubles. per litre. otherwise, the rise in prices will lead to a rise in the cost of logistics, and hence to an increase in the final price of goods for the consumer , russian banks, according to the results of the second quarter, prevented six and a half million. fraudsters were not allowed to steal more than 900 billion rubles from attacks on customer accounts. this is stated in the review of the central bank, however , the attackers carried out almost 280,000 transactions without the consent of customers. the damage is estimated at 3 1/2 billion. the most common practice is calls from false employees of the central bank or ostensibly workers. jar. this was the news of the economy in short. the

significant part of vladimir putin ’s speech concerned cooperation in the economy, according to the imfar, the share of the bloc countries in world gdp will be slightly more than 32% figures below 30% russia proposed to organize within the framework of brix a permanent, functioning commission on transport . an important priority for brix interaction is the creation of new sustainable safe we believe that the time has come to establish a permanent transport commission within the framework of the brix, which would deal not only with the north-south project, but also in a broader sense with the development of logistics transport corridors, in addition to the block of economic issues. vladimir putin also touched upon the topic of a special military operation. he thanked the leaders of the brix countries for their willingness to help resolve the conflict , the desire to preserve their gamemony in the world and led to a severe crisis in ukraine. help from western countries. an unconstitutional coup d'état was carried out in this country, and then a war was unleashed against those people who d

brics still only has 15% of voting rights at the imf and the world bank. imf predicting these nations' growth rates will surpass those of the g7, brics wants a bigger voice in these bodies. they say this year's summit could prove critical for the future of the brics in an increasingly multipolar world. lizzy: so a look into the background of the brics and why more than 40 countries have now expressed interest in joining the club. cyril ramaphosa has expressed support for an expansion of the bloc ahead of the annual leaders summit which kicks off tomorrow. for more, we are joined by jennifer, our africa respondent. just talk us through these expansion plans and why it could actually pose a threat to the world order. jennifer: as you mentioned, we heard yesterday, sunday evening, from president cyril ramaphosa expressing his support for expansion and saying that if there were to be an expansion of brics, it would be not just another opportunity for brics countries to be represented at multilateral forums, but it would develop and help strengthen in a multi-p

it is quite logical, according to the imf, that already in 2020, in terms of contribution to world gdp, the five developing countries caught up with a group of families, and in the twenty-first bypassed with an increase in economic weight , the need for financing large projects of the new development bank, which was established in 2014 over the years of work, is growing approved about 100 $33 billion in projects in areas such as water transportation, clean energy, digital and social. the structure is now aiming to create its own system of lending in local currencies, the head of the dilmarusef bank said in an interview with the financial times this year it could be in the amount of 8 to 10 billion dollars the financial institute plans to launch loans the most significant achievement of this association was the new bank development brix , which is a source of financing for infrastructure and green projects in various countries and everything else in 2026 about 30% of lending. they plan to carry out in the local currency for the news, they themselves are closely following the west, so th

working people of the country, _ what we say is, do not put - the burden of this economic crisis and the imf, i because the working class is already penalised through this recession. i in spite of the stability the government is trying to portray on a surface level, on the ground, workers, normal people, ordinary people are suffering. so we don't see any usefulness of the programme that is being carried out by the government. in my opinion, the good government systems... | the government says a reversal in reforms is not possible. we believe, as a government, | we are emerging from a crisis, so we need a reasonable timeframe to let the market stabilise. - so all removal of subsidies on fuel and the electricity tariffs _ are being reflected on the increase of the welfare benefits _ which are being extended i to the poor and the public. so, yes, we have increased taxes, we have removed subsidies- from people who do not require . subsidies, but, at the same time, people who should receive subsidies are being looked after by the government. for some, the crisis is still not over. nearly a third

they have taken a bigger share of the imf. they have not gotten an alternative as promised. much more in way of something substantive. it shows the imperial elation shift in the financial sphere. i don't think anyone looking at it closely has much hope we will see new currencies or anything that would even be cyber currency or gold or other innovations. it will only be a little more trade that we see and yes the way india is been doing with russia. within the big problem economically is trade imbalances within the brics. the chinese are so very predatory and africa in terms of the raw materials. those go into production systems, come back as finished goods. it does not look all that much different than the standard colonial and neocolonial global division will labor. amy: i want to thank you both for being with us. patrick bond is distinguished professor and director of the centre for social change at the university of johannesburg. we will link to your new article "the brics johannesburg summit's hype, hope and helplessness." and trevor ngwane, soweto-based scholar and acti

corporation or other international corporations so there is a whole, fast growing system of how the imfe world bank work very simple. they put the state in debt and it's so big that the country will never pay off, and then they give more to get the service you call conditional. or good governance, which basically means that they will be forced to sell their own resources , including many of their social services, their utility companies, sometimes their school system, and their justice system, their insurance system, to foreign corporations with their begones, so-called independent journalism and paperwork. proved that practically the majority of independent journalists are directly connected with law enforcement agencies and all intelligence agencies that are interested in their influence in those countries where they want to promote these interests. to stir up certain public sentiments , there is a us agency for global media . what kind of agency is this? the purpose of this agency is to deliver reliable news

i mean, it's a huge economy and it's growing very fast, so the imf is actually saying that that it willy — 6% to 7% gdp growth expected in 2023. so this is a massive market for the uk and it's very large in terms of the potential. it might not have a huge impact on uk gdp over the next ten years, but it will have an impact on our sort of trade presence in the world. what are the most important sectors as far as that trade is concerned and which stand potentially to gain most out of any deal? i mean, actually, the important sectors at the moment for the uk and where the deal is being negotiated, particularly around whisky, so scotch whisky and around cars. now those actually aren't the largest sectors for uk trade. we trade a lot of commodities, we trade a lot of industrial machinery, but obviously whisky is iconic. and one of the things that is going on in india is the fact that india has actually become the uk's largest market for whisky, so there's something very important around that for the uk. yes, and we know since brexit, of course, the uk has been trying to forge new trade deals

come to power, lifted the moratorium on the purchase and sale of agricultural land in exchange for imf loans, this decision, multiplied by the appetites of international corporations , leads to the rapid agrarian impoverishment of modern ukraine. that is. well, here, zelensky said, i am for the people. yes, people own property - this is 1-3 hectares of shares, but today in ukraine there are a little more than 40 million. a hector of blind land. land, of which almost 40%, 17 million hectares. they already belong to the american transcorporations. this is a diploma and mansant and a natural question arises. and for what ukrainians are already dying and dying for the land. so it was sold, it does not belong to them, and today auctions for the sale of land for a penny are being bought up by ukraine. if we return to ottawa’s participation in all this, let’s remember that in canada one of the largest and fiercest violent russophobic ukrainian diasporas in the world comes from galina who call themselves true ukrainians. so, maybe they also had a hand in the current agrarian section independen

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it is japan, everybody is kind of behind the imf. it is not just one party. institutions who basically have different agendas. i think that is how a lot of financial in my neck of the woods is priced. tom: the yankees, even back to my youth have never been like this. the great jim palmer should come in. are they going to blow up the yankees this year? damian: theo epstein. we need to bring theo epstein down to the bronx. exactly. we got to drawback all of that. we need to start over. aaron boom is unnoticed. it has a hard box. nox. jonathan: damien, good to see you. tom, i can confirm that clear is a public company if you would like to explain. tom: i am a member of clear. i love it. i love clear. i use them. i stare at the thing. jonathan: this is not investment advice. this is not investment advice. >> i do not think the fed is done. >> inflation, the uncertainty about the fed that left us in a different place. >> everyone would rather wait to see if something will come to fruition and that's what you are >> seeing this week. >>>> the consumer has money. th

but this is unlikely to happen now , but we want to create a stronger bank than the imf.is a breakthrough solution. would become, er, the brix is ​​stronger than the imf and the financial settlement mechanism is alternative, because now to unfortunately, in principle, all these mechanisms are banks, but on different terms. well, of course , perversions of loans and so on, because without europe, without these english wires, which lie under the atlantic , countries still cannot pay off each other. unfortunately, this monopoly must finally be broken. let's go back. the cause of death is a high voltage discharge, what do you have a husband who loves you at all? today at 21:20, and from august 28 we are watching the premiere. oh, you bring charges against me. do you have evidence spasskaya new series. register in the app and scroll through kfc and rostics the right choice for millions of women. one tablet in the morning two components, three actions protects blood vessels reduces capillary fragility increases the tone of hungary just like one two three did a free month subscr

the authorities lifted the moratorium on the sale and purchase of agricultural land in exchange for imfns, this decision, multiplied by the appetites of international corporations , leads to the rapid agrarian impoverishment of modern ukraine. that is. well, here, zelensky said, i am for the people. well, people own property - this is 1-3 hectares of shares, but today in ukraine there are a little more than 40 million hectares of land, of which almost 40%, 17 million. hectare. they already belong to american transcorporations. this is dupont and mansant and a natural question arises. and why do ukrainians die and die for the land. so it was sold, it does not belong to them, and today auctions for the sale of land for a penny are being bought up by ukraine. themselves as true ukrainians. so, maybe they also had a hand in the current one. section square now, when this information begins to emerge, it becomes clear that in fact this is not about love for the motherland and not even about love for the earth, it's just ordinary money-grubbing. they are well aware that the ukrainian land is f

the second half of the year with financial assistance from the european union, the world bank and the imf, as well as the french development agency, refusal of assistance is suicide the day before, the rebels suspended the export of gold and uranium to france and it holds about 40% of french nuclear energy, but the arano corporation today stated that she will continue to mine uranium in this african country, because the vast majority of workers in the mines are local residents for compatriots, the french authorities have already sent me my first plane organizing evacuation flights, spain and italy are engaged in germany recommended citizens to return home, and euro officials left their colleagues in the country the right to decide to stay and leave for 10 days . has no right to leave the city on a voluntary basis, given the situation in nigeler, but at this point , no formal decision has been made to evacuate our personnel until recently. time, niger was the last country in west africa where a civilian government was in power, the bloomberg agency elected during the democratic processes d

more difficult for them to convey their position to international economic institutions such as the imfde organization, let me remind you that last week the fifteenth brix summit was held in johannesburg , the participants agreed that with new year's organization will include argentina, egypt iran, united arab emirates saudi arabia and ethiopia phosagro, in the first half of the year increased production by almost 4.5% to 5 million 700,000 t, such results were largely achieved thanks to the ramp-up of the complex in volkhov to its designed capacity . in addition, fertilizer sales to north and latin america and the cis countries increased ; product sales volumes and their distribution by region in the second quarter of 2023 corresponded to seasonal changes in demand, increasing to the market of russia north america and europe nitrogen fertilizers. in general, in the first half of 2023, the company increased sales of fertilizers to north and latin america and the cis countries, exceeding volumes fertilizer production over sales volumes in the second quarter of 2023 allowed the company to

haslinda: the imf executive director and the rbi governor on india's inflation outlook.e indian stock market. for more, are equities reporter joins us now. we're seeing the sensex in positive territory, but trepidation given all these concerns. >> first of all, thank you for having me. it is true, food inflation has again become a concern for the market especially on the consumer side. let's not forget, last year high inflation was touted as one of the reasons consumption in the rural economy was weaker. now with food inflation again coming back, the outlook for the rural economy has been part of the question. the jump in inflation is expected to be 6.4% for july when the data is released next week. that will be the highest number since february. that brings into question the valuation indian stocks have been commanding. foreign flows have been very strong the past few months, given china's economic woes. but doubts are starting to emerge whether this rally can continue. we have been seeing that since july 20, when the markets last hit the record high. we have been strug

given one week to restore power to the president or face military intervention, and we understand the imf is withholding an approved loan to the country as these coup scenes play out in a country that was seen as a beacon of stability in the region that's plagued by islamic jihadists, and also home to french and u.s. forces, fighting these factions in the region and a country that's rich in natural resources, the fifth largest producer of uranium. what some may find disturbing is demonstrators were seen outside the french embassy waving russian flag, including niger's flags and shouting pro-putin statements, in a region that has seen a growing russian influence, particularly through the wagner mercenary group that has a presence in many of the countries surrounding niger that are rich in minerals and natural resources. we do see reports today that the french foreign minister says european evacuations from niger will start today and of course the u.s. and other western governments will closely monitor the situation, as things play out >> yes, we all monitoring it closely, chapman, thank yo

on business e.e. about this i think the government will already have a discussion with e.e. with the imfs but in general, the discussion would be different if it were possible to have a tax audit in ukraine without a negative result, well, negative results are a process of feeling the appeal of businesses that were in your office of the butsman before the start of a full-scale invasion, when tax audits were canceled, statistics improved along the lines of these audits yes but then the suspension of tax invoices appeared, which to a large extent turned into mines for tax audits through the back door . that is, you have an invoice, you can use it unlocking it requires a conversation with the tax office . then the question is: why do you have such a tax burden? why do you have so many workers in the warehouse? why are you plastic scrubbers in your cleaning business and so on ? kind of action from the other side, eh, we also saw in our practice some increase in the number of unscrupulous treasurers, because it is not possible to say so unequivocally that all ukrainian business is a solid ang

the second half of the year with financial assistance from the european union, the world bank and the imfench development agency, refusal of assistance is suicide on the eve of the rebels suspended the export of gold to france and uranium a is based on it. 40% of french nuclear energy, but the arano corporation today announced that it will continue to mine uranium in this african country, because the vast majority of workers in the mines, local residents for compatriots, the french authorities have already sent the first aircraft by the organization evacuation flights handled by spain and italy germany advised citizens to return home, while european officials left their colleagues in the country the right to decide whether to stay or leave the european union. decided to give the mission staff the right to leave the city on a voluntary basis, given the situation in nigeria. but to this minute, no formal decision has been made to evacuate our personnel until recently, nigga. remained the last country in west africa where the government was a democratically elected civilian government, the b

for the time being, the largest economy in europe, imf experts told germany stagnation this year, a barelyble increase of 1-2% next as stated in the report, germany is suffering from a jump in energy prices, but why they jumped does not need to be explained to berlin and denis lisitsyn vesti nedeli? and now the news that comes to the news agency tape. e, according to the fsb , the illegal activities of an informant of the us embassy, ​​a former employee of the us consulate general in vladivostok, a citizen, were crossed russia by robert shoshonov. it is also reported that in the case of the show's informant, it is planned to interrogate diplomats in the united states, the embassy in moscow has already been sent, the relevant agenda is reported by the fsb . vadim breeders will tell the weather. another wave of tropical showers is approaching the primorye region under water after a whole series of powerful cyclones and a new blow of the elements will surely lead to new streams . leading specialist center phobos hello in primorye in the next few hours will be hit by another cyclone. here we a

particularly aimed at political parties right now — and also we see a potential economic catastrophe with an imfyour country can't afford the political chaos that will come if you try to run in the forthcoming election. itjust can't afford it. stephen, look, the only solution to pakistan — and any sensible person in this country will confirm this — the only solution, there is no other solution, free and fair elections. that's the only way we will get out of this mess. what is happening is that in order to keep me out, they are dismantling our democracy. and what you're seeing in the rise in terrorism, the whole province of kp, pakhtunkhwa, which is on the border of afghanistan, why was there no terrorism when we were in power for three—and—a—half years? why is it suddenly that terrorism is going up? because they are no longer represented. in pakhtunkhwa, where the terrorism has started, and in balochistan, there has been a caretaker government which is not representative of pakistan, doesn't belong to the people, and that's going there for eight months. it's illegal, it's unconstitutional. so th

countries of china and turkey what is happening for the time being, the largest economy in europe, imfts said germany has stagnation this year, a barely noticeable increase of 1-2% next as stated in the report, germany is suffering from a jump in prices for energy carriers, well, why did they jump berlin does not need to explain denis davydov anastasia barkovskaya denis lisitsyn vesti nedeli? on thursday, italy said goodbye to the famous singer and composer toto cutugno, he passed away in the eighty-first year after a long illness in the mid -eighties, his popularity all over the world was huge, but cutugno was always warmly received in russia, he spoke to me russia second motherland, i fell in love with her at first sight. love was mutual was a frequent guest in russia last came to us only 3 years ago polina ermolaeva will remind. it’s really a people’s artist and a real italian in russia when we heard such a slightly hoarse voice , then we saw such a macho italian, well, here all women’s hearts, of course, always melted, as his eye lit up when some girl passed by angel of my turning