, but we explain: we argue to the imf why now during the war this format is better, and the imf is thereonscious absolutely people, i would have many meetings with them, they listen to arguments, they don't listen to emotions, they listen to arguments. and tell me, are there any cases in history when, well, the country got into such difficult circumstances, both economic and political, as well as their creditors or countries, on whom the life of the struggling country depended, well, they set certain conditions and let's say so , they were forced to conduct a parallel process, now everyone will be surprised, for the first time in history the imf is helping a warring country, it was important to hear that, huh. about perspective the fact that, you see, we, with our position, our stability and our demonstration to the world that we still stand for a bright position, convinced the directors of the imf to change their own internal norms, despite the fact that , let me remind you, there is also russia in the imf, and other countries that many african countries, including those that are part o

they it'd of having to raise energy prices by dearly 50% to get this imf loan.rnment that followed imran khan was able to strike that deal for it turned over to a caretaker government. the goal and the only mandate of the caretaker government is to hold elections. but because this massive imf deal was in place, pakistan can now run on cruise control for a while. that is the financing that has been allowed them to postpone the elections. just postpone the elections, but deep in this very brutal cracked down with thousands of supporters of imran khan getting rounded up, imran khan himself in prison, and his deputies in prison. dystopian censorship were media outlets are told they are not allowed to mention imran khan, which creates these bizarre situations where if he's in a photograph, they will put like an image over him to not run afoul of this bizarre blanket censorship that is underway. that has all been enabled by this imf loan, which enabled the postponing of the elections. juan: since khan was removed from power, what has been pakistan's position on the wa

the imf is more concerned with stability. on their part, because when there is no leadership in the government, when there is no clear understanding of what we will do with this reform, whether there is a consolidation of power, the verkhovna rada, the executive power and the president, around a clear order of reforms, and not.. . paint this order of reforms, the verkhovna rada, which helps to create reforms or breakthrough policies, no, this is what is happening in our country, that's why they say , take the lead, form a plan, but you form a plan only when we ask you, when the imf asks you to do it, they say take leadership, of course, constantly at any meeting, they say, we are ready for ukrainian leadership, but take it, show the plan, now this plan, ukraine facility, the plan that... is already being made by the government together with the public sector, with public experts and business, this is the plan from us they are asking the european union as a response to the 50 billion for 4 years that they are ready to give us,

these are topics straight in the mandate of the imf. who is listening, to the us treasury, we only do what we are good at. other institutions are fantastic that can lead on sectoral issues, on the investment side of climate finance. we do what we are good at. some policies for prosperity, growth and employment. staying in your lane, you are absolutely right. it is really good to have you with us. 5m? absolutely right. it is really good to have you with us.— to have you with us. stay in my lane. to have you with us. stay in my lane- great _ to have you with us. stay in my lane. great to _ to have you with us. stay in my lane. great to have _ to have you with us. stay in my lane. great to have you - to have you with us. stay in my lane. great to have you with i to have you with us. stay in my lane. great to have you with usj lane. great to have you with us “oininu lane. great to have you with us joining us _ lane. great to have you with us joining us live _ lane. great to have you with us joining us live from _ lane. great to have you wit

what about the imf? the imf is very — investment. what about the imf? is very important - investment. what about the imf? the imf is very important in - the imf is very important in the way it advises countries and deals with their evaluations by financial markets. what the imf can do is give sustainability more we —— wait minutes environmental evaluations and push for a global carbon price. the un's sdg goals — global carbon price. the un's sdg goals were _ global carbon price. the un's sdg goals were very - global carbon price. the un'sl sdg goals were very ambitious when they are set, there are many lots of many and hits only markers when it comes to poverty, diversity and climate, are we going to reach those goals or are we way off? it is ood to goals or are we way off? it is good to have _ goals or are we way off? it is good to have the _ goals or are we way off? it is good to have the goals, - goals or are we way off? it 3 good to have the goals, the need is a very large, from what i read broadly thanjust need is a very large, from what i read bro

advisers, his advisor was the now deputy head of the imf.and through the threat of loans. the soviet economy backed by the disaster of the initial guidaida reforms within such a dire state, the country needed cash. the imf and world bank were the only parties in a position to help. the advise of the american advisors was supported by the loans from the imf, so for yiilton to make choices. was a difficult choice between the real plan and the loans, and he made his choice, because he was afraid of the consequences. 1996, yelson is up for... re-election, the economy is still contracting and many workers haven't been paid in months. his popularity is at an old time low. at the beginning of the campaign he is pulling in fifth place on only 8%. leading and expecting to win is the communist gennardi zuganov. this would be a disaster for the oligarchs, so they got together and made sure one of their own, and i toldly shubais was set to run yeltson's campaign. the oligarchs raised huge sums of money. even more was made available by the west in order

and recently, the imf has somewhat improved its economic projections. but many countries have built important buffers which have enabled them to whether shocks to the global economy, and there are risks of some countries that have certainly been affected overall. the global economy has been resilient. the united states has done particularly well. >> just a follow-up, how concerned are you about the chinese slow down, or how does it affect your outlook for -- how does it affect your global growth outlook? talking about u.s. support, i was wondering on the supplemental funding request if you are concerned about having difficulty getting this through congress, given negotiations over government funding? >> with respect to china, china faces a variety of both short and longer-term global challenges, economic challenges that we have been monitoring carefully, including a pickup in consumer spending than had been anticipated in the aftermath of the covid restrictions as well as long-standing issues with respect to the property sector and debt related to that.

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the imf and bank were the only parties in a position to help, the advice of the american advisers wasndow in the workings of power than kozakov. in his book, he detailed how yelt little respect for democracy, and at one point wanted to cancel the election all together, and even more pressing mat was health. Елтсонson в 1 февраля девяностого года, когда ему исполнили 65 лет, закончил свою жизнь как президент. я приехал за ним, чтобы его на работу, я его не узнал, человек постарел на 20 лет, он запрограммировал себя до 65, поэтому не надо, нельзя было ему избираться за второй срок. когда была первая половина его срока, срок дод. семья ещё боялась, боялась очень меня, боялась президента, боялась, но когда девяностом году, служба безопасности была упразнена, разогнана, то семейка полностью взяла всю власть в свои руки, а Ельцин был уже никакой. but increasingly he became embarrassing not just to himself, but to the entire russian nation. in his apartment on the outskirts of moscow, we met eugini ivanov, he used to work in a military equipment factory, but after pariska, he set up his own

the imf and world bank helped force yeltson's hand through the threat of loans.t zuganov was waged. in turn, the communist party couldn't compete financially. on top of this, yelson's health was poor, even suffering h вещи, например, в северной Оссетии в Дагестане у нас на первом туре 85, там 87% населения проголосовало за Зюганова, а во втором туре 85-87% населения за Ельцин, ну так не бывает, это это это большая тайна, да, но тот факт, что это была. bodyguard and confidant, few had a clear window into the workings of power in kozikov. in his book, he detailed how yeltson had a little respect for democracy and at one point wanted to cancel the election all together, but even more pressing matter for kozakov was jelsson's health. helson for 1 февраля 96 года, когда ему исполнилось 65 лет, закончил свою жизнь как президент на второй день 2 февраля я приехал за ним, чтобы его на работу, я его не узнал, человек постарел на 20 лет, он запрограммировал себя до 65, поэтому не надо, нельзя было ему избираться. когда была первая половина его срока, семья ещё боялась, боя

they were saying last week very often, the imf set the bar too i very often, the imf set the bar toobe something they tackle when you talk about climate adaptation in these economies really a putting in place green technologies to meet the challenge of the future. it's not something they can keep getting wrong, is it? something they can keep getting wrong. is it?— wrong, is it? that's absolutely riaht, wrong, is it? that's absolutely right. and _ wrong, is it? that's absolutely right. and i — wrong, is it? that's absolutely right, and i think _ wrong, is it? that's absolutely right, and i think one - wrong, is it? that's absolutely right, and i think one of- wrong, is it? that's absolutely right, and i think one of the i wrong, is it? that's absolutely. right, and i think one of the key themes around the un general assembly this year �*s international solidarity. the secretary—general spoke about things like if we don't have a unified system where we're helping developing nations, we're all going to fall back as a globe together. when you look at the covid pandemic, when you look at

. >>> also coming up on "street signs" today, the imf calls on beijing to boost domestic consumption as it urges policy makers to move away from fuel investment. we'll discuss more after this break. >>> welcome back to the show, everyone. i'm jomana versace and these are your headlines. >>> socgen slumps. the ceo says net value creation remains the bank's top priority. >> to deliver we must be first rock solid. more capital, less costs, best in class risk management, strong culture. >>> european equities decline while u.s. futures hint at gains stateside as investors eye a big week for central bank. >>> top u.s. and chinese officials hold candid, substantive and constructive talks in a bid to ease tensions between the two super powers while the imf calls on beijing to boost domestic consumption. >>> insta cart raises its ipo range valuing the grocery delivery firm up to $10 billion as the group looks to take advantage after arms blockbuster listing. >>> well, let's move over to china and some of the action we're seeing. it has been a seesaw day fo for evergrande. police took compulso

you suggest, i don’t understand, yes, we are still members of the wto, the imf, we participate in the participate, we also accept their recommendations and, for example, their central bank faithfully fulfills, one can argue a lot about what arguments he presents for this, but the texture is a recommendation, here is the execution , for this reason it is naive to think that they seriously believe that we can answer something, we are, as it were, junior partners in their economic system, who are showing off something there, apparently wanted to get in within the framework of the redistribution of the common pie, a larger piece, we need to put them in a corner, well, actually, what are they doing in their understanding, so this is where i think that until we do these banal things, there is no need to throw bombs and missiles, because the fact that we are members of the imf and wto hits our reputation much stronger than the seemingly positive results that actually take place for the whole world, here i absolutely agree, russia’s authority has grown very much over the past year, in the wes

so the head of the international monetary fund has promised that the imf will stay in its lane afterims by the us treasury that it should rein in its ambition is to try to tackle an ever widening range of global challenges. speaking to the bbc, she said that promoting the global financial stability would always be its core mission but that climate change was becoming a big factor in trying to deliver that mission. repetitive climate shocks cannot exclude how countries integrate climate policies and their fiscal policy, in their monetary policy, in the financial policy. this is our lane and i give you my word we would not step out of it. how we help countries in fiscal policy to encourage faster decarbonisation, eliminate harmful substances, put the price on carbon, if you could. and how we help countries identify climate related financial stability risks and help their financial system to be strong against these risks. how do they build buffers? what should the insurance sector look like? these are topics straight in the mandate of the imf and i want to say to you, to everybody who l

these are topics straight in the mandate of the imf and i want to say to you, to everybody who listensdo what we are good at. there are other institutions — the world bank is fantastic — that can lead on sectorial issues, on the investment side, on climate finance. we do what we are good at. sound policies for prosperity, growth and employment.— prosperity, growth and emlo ment. . ., employment. little change with us stocks are _ employment. little change with us stocks are a _ employment. little change with us stocks are a closed - employment. little change with us stocks are a closed on - us stocks are a closed on monday as investors looked ahead to the federal reserve decision that we have been looking ahead to. what exception was the maven, i9 vaccine manufacturers which saw their shares fall after the last projection for how many americans are looking to get a shot this year. north american business corresponded with the very latest from new york. gone other days when americans could not wait to get a shot in their arms document only around 24% of the us population. that is some 8

and the european union, so the imf and the european union, so the us— the imf and the european union, so the us is taking a lead on this and that is— the us is taking a lead on this and that is very— the us is taking a lead on this and that is very significant.— that is very significant. rebecca and kelly. _ that is very significant. rebecca and kelly, thank _ that is very significant. rebecca and kelly, thank you _ that is very significant. rebecca and kelly, thank you both, - that is very significant. rebecca and kelly, thank you both, we i that is very significant. rebecca i and kelly, thank you both, we will be back with you in just a moment. 0ne be back with you in just a moment. one look at another element of the war in ukraine. ever since it started the focus on high—tech warfare. drones, using artificial intelligence. we have seen plenty of advancesin intelligence. we have seen plenty of advances in drone technology and how they are used. earlier, i spoke to drjames rogers, who is a senior fellow at cornell tech policy institute. he told me how high tech is being used in the

and the world bank and the imf and the united nations security council. this is something that india in particular will be pushing for. the country really wants to position itself as a leader of emerging 6lobal wants to position itself as a leader of emerging global south at the summit. however, there are clouds that have emerged even before it begins. the absence of two major leaders, president xijinping of absence of two major leaders, president xi jinping of china and the russian president, vladimir putin, means that achieving any major breakthroughs or consensus will be very, very difficult. and getting agentjoint statement thatis getting agentjoint statement that is acceptable to all countries will mean india will have to walk the diplomatic tight rope. in the us, a former executive has pleaded guilty to criminal charges stemming from the collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange. 6rand cryptocurrency exchange. grand slam of the co— chief executive of ftx, bahama's subsidiary. he is the fourth former executive from the company to plead guilty. if remem

let's go live to david, a former imf economist and wall street strategist.for coming on the program. >> thank you for having me. host: what do you make of these numbers? >> first of all as you mentioned we saw a little moderation in terms of the pace of decline in chinese export growth which looked good but we have to realize this is more do to a statistical aberration, a positive base of fact related to the end of the induced global boom in the third quarter of last year. what is really going on is if you look at the underlying trend there is no sign whatsoever that we have seen in this downtrend of chinese exports. host: so the downtrend is going to continue? there will be weakened global demand for chinese goods and that will continue? >> i think it is more than just basically a weakened global demand for chinese goods. what we cannot disentangle is the global effect which has to do with the global downturn for things like electronics. that is why semiconductor sales are down 20% globally. at the same time there is no doubt that shoring is taking a toll o

>> it is on the request of imf. a porch toward the state wound entities is that we have realized this and i think it is across-the-board with different political parties that state has got no business to do business. so, the laissez-faire approach toward economic intervention is probably guiding everyone across-the-board in pakistan. in that context, we are trying initially to prioritize our transmission volleys. the transmission volleys along with the generating units on top. but, this would help us to get more investment in infrastructure, where there is a huge -- on electricity. there is a huge loss. people don't pay. there are administrative issues related to that. so once the private parties enter into the contract, we expect that they will be able to give relatively better services and it would carry some economic and business sense too. shery: do you expect sales within the next few months? within your tenure? >> i don't want to commit to something which would haunt me later, but yes i am sanguine. shery: chi

imf director spoke to cnbc at the g20 summit and told marty soong. >> the world changed.here are many lenders and they provide different conditions. it is much broader than ten years ago. finally, india, together with us, brought around the table the traditional lenders and sovereign lenders. the new lenders, china, saudi arabia, india, brazil. the private sector represented with big institutions and organizations and the borrowers. we he need this conversation because if you don't have it, we have no solutions. the debt problem is very pressing. we now have more than half of the low income countries either in or close to that distress. 25% of that emerging market is in distressed territory. we have to act. >> g20 nations expressed support for a bigger role for multilateral lenders with the world bank and imf. narendra modi called for the expansion of the world bank manda mandate. tanvir joins us from new delhi. i have loved your coverage over the weekend, but this aspect with imf asking for more quotas and world bank asking for more resources. what is tit they are trying

i will come later, just to monitor if the program is implemented or not, will you transfer the imf fund to another card ? i will give it to you and you will believe me with my advice so that i can be sure that it will cause economic growth and considering where this country is located in the american continent, every time it is one of these institutions that help me find and complete the third part. he was the one who had the most shares in two . he has about 16% of the shares. after japan and china , they are the shareholders. the image of japan was given and the us request could be the conditional subsidy of the us puzzle when defined the mission will receive this loan if you do it in the framework of america with your husband, usually the world bank will step by step and take care of you and monitor it. the international monetary fund supported myanmar and it was saying that they support you and the advice we get from the imf is always a bad structure and change in the competition rules that i say we should approve. money when we look at receiving help, we see that he decided to have

the first in the days of the russian invasion, it seemed justified, but a year and a half later, the imf western partners hinted that it is not worth waiting for the end of the war , and the deputies, under the pressure of circumstances, voted again, but could not resist the temptation to play with the document again, as a result of the declaration , they restored access to the register of declarations for everyone who wants for a year left closed when to close from whom from the intelligence services of the russian federation deputies who voted for can be understood numerous journalistic investigations testify that at least some of them bought luxury housing and brand new cars during the full-scale invasion. and how many of them were not yet reached by journalists. however, the shadow of the parliamentary vote fell on the president, whose office in the conditions of a full-scale war concentrated unprecedented powers. and with them comes extraordinary responsibility which falls personally on volodymyr zelenskyi, this is also evidenced by sociology, as of the beginning of july, 78% of sur

the us is doing a big push on things like the imf and the world bank.s is a chance to really showcase biden and the us and the west as an alternative to china when it comes to being a financial partner for the global south. thanks to emily harding for that. let's bring on the panel. andrew, good to see you, and bryan as well. bryan we start with you, get the us perspective, the 620, the world's attention, spending lots of time, picking through the meetings, the sideline meetings, there are words that come out, from a us perspective, what do you think the priorities will be, going into this 620? , , ., ~ the priorities will be, going into this 620? , y ., ~ the priorities will be, going into thisg20? , y a, t, this g20? firstly, thank you for havin: this g20? firstly, thank you for having me- _ this g20? firstly, thank you for having me- i— this g20? firstly, thank you for having me. ithink— this g20? firstly, thank you for having me. i think is _ this g20? firstly, thank you for having me. i think is really - having me. i think is really clear from _ ha

that is, it is the financing of our budget, and why is the agreement and macro indicators with our imfimportant? why, because even though only a third of all funds go there, but there are markers that other states are watching first of all the united states is like us we are implementing the imf axis agreement. in this way, we are either given funds or withheld, and this is extremely important for the budgetary sphere of ensuring social payments and , ultimately, the stability of our state. to pay out funds , in particular, to our military, yes, we have a new minister of defense, rustem u. merov, yes, who is preparing a number of new things, in fact, we would like to talk to you about this after a short pause we remind our viewers that mykhailo tsymbalyuk, people's deputy of ukraine, first deputy chairman of the verkhovna rada committee on social policy and protection of veterans' rights , lieutenant general of the police, is in the espresso studio in reserve, and we return to the analysis of the most important mykola veresen, vitaly portnikov and the main topics of the week, if agains

of electronic declaration was launched with a creak and only because it was a demand from both the imf , which lent money to ukraine, and the european union, with which kyiv negotiated visa-free negotiations, because no one gives money to anyone. the first softened version of the law was adopted at the beginning of 2016 . suited western partners and therefore president poroshenko was forced to save the document, had to vote a second time and in the fall of 2016, almost 120,000 top officials submitted their first electronic declarations, the fight against corruption will no longer remind anyone sport fishing was caught, shown, released, it was impressed both by the size of the fortune and the variety of assets, millions of dollars in cash, painting collections, weapons , wines, fur coats and watches worth a luxury car, hundreds of hectares of land and even holy relics, the respect of people who trust the feelings of believers , the permanent relics are valued at a certain amount by your pseudo-experts this is a holiday. where do you get your money , gentlemen, and are you hiding your we

electronic declaration was launched with a creak and only because it was a requirement of both the imfropean union, with which kyiv is negotiating a visa-free regime in which money is not given. the first softened version of the law was adopted at the beginning of 2016. poroshenko was forced to save the document , had to vote a second time and in the fall of 2016, almost 120,000 top officials submitted their first electronic declarations, the fight against corruption will no longer remind anyone of sport fishing, caught , shown, released, society was shocked both in the size of fortunes and the variety of assets, millions of dollars in cash, art collections, weapons, wines, fur coats and watches, a luxury car, hundreds of hectares of land , and even holy relics, the respect of those who trust the feelings of believers, to value permanent relics at a certain amount by your pseudo-experts, and are you hiding your fortunes? questions to officials and deputies should be asked by the newly created anti-corruption bodies of the anti -corruption agency for the prevention of corruption in the

in essence, which means that a part of the funds that are in general aid to ukraine goes through the imfs, they started to implement the idea that you expressed last year part of the funds is directly for the restoration, so i am sure that these funds in general should be generated and accumulated in certain western funds , and first of all, i am a supporter of decentralization of expenses as much as possible, and secondly that those countries that e-e provide funds to support ukraine, that they actually and exactly controlled what what measures to restore ukraine, rebuild housing, rebuild infrastructure, develop these or other projects , that they actually independently conducted competitions and exactly controlled them themselves the use of such a system, first of all, puts more responsibility on the governments of those countries that do it, although it does not exclude it. by the way, corruption is only on their part , unfortunately, there are also many such examples . for abuse by ukrainian government officials, and the third part of the funds are investments, it is necessary to cre

then in the first days of the russian invasion, it seemed justified, but a year and a half later, the imf of circumstances, they voted again, but could not resist the temptation to play with the document again. as a result of the declaration, they restored access to the register of declarations for everyone who wants to remain closed for another year . when to close. testify that at least some of them bought luxury housing and new cars during the full-scale invasion. from the parliamentary vote, it also fell on the president, whose office in the conditions of a full-scale war concentrated unprecedented powers. and along with them is added the extraordinary responsibility that falls personally on volodymyr zelenskyi, this is particularly evidenced by sociology, as of the beginning of july, 78% of ukrainians surveyed believed that the president of ukraine carries a direct responsibility for corruption in the government and military administrations such data of the survey of the city commission and the initiative fund after the publication of such results in the office the president suddenly

she has her own investment fund, in which many countries can compete with the imf, with this imf up to neck because it often does everything as a carbon copy of what is needed colombia and tajikistan need some kind of universal solution, but it seems to me that the briggs foundation will behave more professionally. so we have a new institution and therefore new entry points the suez canal was the main waterway of the nineteenth twentieth centuries, and it was completely under the control of the british empire it was a route from london through the suez canal directly to india everything was done to reduce the cost of goods coming from india panama the channel helped the usa with an article. now we have a north-south corridor, and this is not the first time we have remembered it. peter i's route went through veliky novgorod in the 18th century; they already began with an attempt to create a route along the volga and across the caspian sea. so there have always been thoughts about creating such corridors, and the new century brings with it new similar ideas. so we are talking not only ab

united states, another eight were sent by the european union, almost 3 billion were allocated to the imff the international monetary fund, crystallin. georgieva previously stated that kiev will be in vital need of external financing, and in subsequent years this week the terms of government loans for ukraine were agreed upon by south korea and one tenth of the percent and the ukrainian budget and the ukrainian economy are completely dependent on foreign assistance. in case of cessation of assistance, collapse will come within. uh, well, several months , those estimates that i saw, which require yes in ukraine to maintain its own economy, its own infrastructure. this is at least 7 billion, to work and survive. this friday, the ukrainian government presented a draft budget with record military spending for the next year, one trillion 600 billion hryvnia, which essentially exceeds all planned revenues of the country, it is obvious that the authors of the document are once again pinning their hopes on an increase in foreign aid. the european union is ready for the next 4 years to allocate an

electronic declaration was launched with a creak and only because it was a requirement of both the imfney to ukraine , and the european union, with which kyiv negotiated visa-free regime. the first softened version of the law was adopted at the beginning of 2016, it did not suit the western partners, and therefore president poroshenko was forced to save the document we had to vote a second time and in the fall of 2016, almost 120,000 top officials submitted their first electronic declarations, the fight against corruption will no longer remind anyone of sport fishing, they were caught, shown, released , society was impressed by the size of the wealth as well as a variety of assets, millions of dollars in cash, art collections, weapons, wines, fur coats and watches worth an elite car, hundreds of hectares of land, and even holy relics , there have been people who trusted the feelings of believers to value permanent relics for some amount by your pseudo-experts. this is sacrilege. you own your wealth, these questions should be asked to officials and deputies by the newly created anti-cor

they justice has become commonplace, rich countries continue to profit from the poor and the imf andld bank. they just don't stand up to criticism. while brix reveals himself. listen , biden also addressed the world, in his opinion. the us must lead at this important moment, washington mobilizes alliances and partners around the world to defend western ideals, and the rest, big and small, can only put up with this, the head of the white house acted as the only true defender of the world, forgetting to mention that the united states over the past decade has become the country that has undertaken the greatest number of aggressive interventions against others. as for the actual achieved development and assistance goals, as well as the acceptability of unilateral measures, the head of the un general assembly spoke at belarusian delegation, belarus welcomed the launch of the global development initiative in the 21st century and seeks to take advantage of the benefits offered under the initiative. we immediately joined the group of friends of the initiative and were attentive. we followed

uh, one of the most important tools is money, and now, if we remember the imf , the international monetaryributions and has turned into timvai - this not a tool of the usa imf world bank reconstruction development. it’s like, under the auspices of the un, it’s like an international organization that, in fact, is financed more by the united states, carries out their will and, uh, buys political loyalty certain states for cheap loans. they demand a structural restructuring of economic policies and subjugate these countries. i know how they justify it. i came across the example of our company when the european broadcasting union suspended our membership. they reproached us for having too much control over our thoughts and being dependent on our government. and we are forced to conduct the text in relation to it. eh, well, it doesn’t correspond to how the government controls you. and you must not listen, and you should in no and you should be uh, independent and so on, and then they write, in addition, he is the swiss government of velosans in relation to the chairman of the beltel company, hi

, the promise of the imf well , in fact, it is even a little bit of an ear today, but nevertheless, todayerkhovna rada fulfilled this formal promise and voted for these two laws they are finally signed by the president . i am not sure about these defects, which i mentioned a little, but since the issue is very urgent, i think that in the near future, in the near future, we will know all of this, and the last thing. i'm sorry , what is definitely important and what i talked about separately in one of his recent addresses, zelenskyi even used the word tet poured in english, when he is a busperson, today it is a question of ex-intermediateness , and today this question was on the agenda in the first reading, but we will say that we did not get to it because we did not want to get to it, because to what extent i understood, the leader of the faction, the servant of the people, asked him to change the order of consideration of the issues on the agenda, and there is such a beautiful word, they omitted this law, if it were lower on the agenda, well, they simply did not get to it, that is, the is

due to the shock of russia's war against ukraine this was reported by the managing director of the imftalina georgieva, this week after a significant rise, which was more than 6% in 2021, the recovery is now slowing down, this is the lowest level in a decade in the conditions of world global inflation, says the head of the imf of the largest economies, only the united states has fully recovered , it is still about 2% lower than it was predicted, and china , experts say, was almost unaffected and has fresh forecasts from the dragon capital invest company, uh, it updated its economic expectations , this year gdp will grow by 4.5% , analysts say, but imagine this after the crazy fall last year, the exchange rate of the hryvnia may fluctuate between 36, 60, 37, 50 per dollar, this is really better expectations than they were at the beginning of the year, this thing and the gold and currency reserve of our country will grow vasyl, it is clear that the bigger the reserves of ukraine, the stronger our economy and in particular the financial system . well, these figures of the leading investme

electronic declaration was launched with a creak, and only because it was a requirement of both the imf, which lent money to ukraine, and the european union, with which kyiv is negotiating a visa-free regime, the negotiations are not easy, because simply like that, no one gives money to anyone, the first softened version of the law was adopted at the beginning of 2016, it did not suit western partners, and therefore president poroshenko was forced to save the document, had to vote a second time, and in the fall of 2016, almost 120,000 top officials submitted their first electronic declarations, the fight against corruption will no longer remind anyone of sports fishing, they were caught, they were shown, they were released. then some amount by your pseudo experts . put the newly created anti-corruption bodies under the radar, but the national agency for the prevention of corruption in the first year of its work managed to check as many as 38 out of 120,000 declarations, not just 38 initiatives. they tried to intercept the nabu and the sap, which opened more than 60 criminal proceedings

the imf also wishes the european union and the coordination platform of donors or the so-called financialamstein. to begin with, the ukrainian authorities want to lump all this into a single reform plan and coordinate it with partners. as they say, to start, and there it will go, especially now, when every second hryvnia in the ukrainian budget is provided by western partners, and the field for maneuver of the ukrainian authorities has narrowed significantly. on the evening of september 28, the house of representatives of the us congress voted to allocate 300 million dollars of additional aid to ukraine. for this item voted separately, because earlier it was removed from the us defense budget project - writes the politician. despite the approval of the laws , democrats are afraid that the allocation of aid to ukraine in a separate bill will be used by russian propaganda, presenting it as an alleged rejection. from the support of ukraine. the russians are good at propaganda, this will look like america's reneging on its obligations to ukraine - said democrat adam smith, a member of the hou

the national bank conducts an independent policy, and such comments, especially during the ongoing imfsion, may be perceived as pressure on the independence of the regulator, and this may create many problems for ukraine. including with the receipt of subsequent tranches. well, in general, for the ukrainian economy, for ukrainian goods, well, the logic is obvious that if our ukrainian manufacturers will put their goods on the market at a lower price in dollars, then ukrainian citizens will buy ukrainian products, and not imports, which now a huge wave enters the ukrainian market, look, this is a standard situation, when exporters are doing well, and people are not doing well, when the currency falls, people, consumers... suffer when the currency falls, because it accelerates inflation, it leads to an increase in prices, exporters win , this is a standard story, there is no magic philosopher's stone here that says: everyone will be fine with such an exchange rate, there is no such thing, whenever in there would be no war, the exchange rate would be free and the market would shape it its

the imf, kind of a boisterous group. where's that going to open, the imf? >> i don't know.'t trade here. >> oh, it doesn't trade. okay. >> sorry. sorry, jim. >> well, it's just that sometimes you have these -- if you would engage by clapping, then this imf's a lot more popular than i thought. >> feeling good about imf, huh? >> i just feel rosy. >> isn't that also the impossible mission force? how's paramount doing right now? not great. >> the phrase sell rosh hashanah gets tossed around a lot as the seasonally weakest week of the year. >> it sure is, but that would mean that by friday, you got to start buying. obviously, that's like sell in may and go away, but i think it's held up better. >> i think since '88, the week following september opex is down 27 of 35. >> there have been weeks ahead of yom kippur where you're just stunned at the lack of buying interest. i'm not sure exactly how they want to draw a conclusion there. >> i'm not sure there is one to be drawn. but apple is up. nvidia is down another 3%. >> nvidia -- i have a new dog, and unless i rename this dog nvidi

it should be -- there is no more artificial holding back of the imf and the world bank.hey must recognize they economic contributions of the global south. it is important -- there eradicating underrepresentation from the global majority. from asia, africa and latin america. it is important that new members of the security council, permanent and nonpermanent, are able to use their authority in their own region as well. in organizations such as these, it is high time to look at ways of making up this. one criteria that has been in place for many years does not reflect the global affairs. this situation is made worse by the system of permanent contrast which links people to positions in those countries of headquarters of -- in the capital that promote western policies. a new type of reform is needed, whether these reflect the balance of interest. mrs. by the bricks which has responded -- expanded its majority, also the regional level. there has been a renaissance in ratio, implemented -- information processes are underway. that eurasian economic community and the chinese bu

the us is doing a big push on some notations like the imf and the world bank.age. replacement for china on the global stare. , �* replacement for china on the global stare. , ~ ., ,., replacement for china on the global stare. , ~ ., ., stage. interesting. and about india itself, stage. interesting. and about india itself. there _ stage. interesting. and about india itself, there is _ stage. interesting. and about india itself, there is a _ stage. interesting. and about india itself, there is a big _ stage. interesting. and about india itself, there is a big push - stage. interesting. and about india itself, there is a big push there, i itself, there is a big push there, using this international summit to bolster its image. what exactly is india trying to get out of this? india's very interesting, they have worked very hard to try to straddle their alliances effectively. they have had a long—term alliance with russia but they are also reaching out to the us and getting closer to the us on a lot of fronts, but they have been very careful to maintain there their

we want to reform the world bank and revitalize the imf. the u.s. response is saying we hear your concerns and we want to talk about the positive aspect of u.s. financial leadership. >> josh, one other quick question. india is the third largest world economy. apple is moving manufacturing there. what do you expect from the indian prime minister narendra modi? >> this is a huge moments for india. they invested a lot. this is a national event over the past year. i think you will see the most inafter national market implication is on -- international market implications. it is a major commitment and follow-up on copp this summer. >> josh lipsky, thank you very much. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," shares of europe's biggest luxury companies losing luster. why china's economic woes are proving to be a real dg raon these stocks. we have more "worldwide exchange" coming up after this. we love going to games, but good seats get pricey. so we use gametime. gametime checks ticket prices in real-time and finds you all the best last minute deals. we got

gentiloni at imf meetings was stunning.han: let's start that conversation with paolo gentilo ni. it's been a number of months and we got the new forecast from the commission in front of is here. can we start with stagflation? is that the risk for you from your personal assessment or is that the reality? >> i think it's too soon to say that we are in a stagflation framework. what is clear i think is first that we avoid the recession which was not obvious only eight or nine months ago. please consider that the russian war against ukraine is for the eu, and economic issue, not only a geopolitical event. we address these issues and avoided recession but indeed, growth is slow. we present the forecast this morning and the forecast is for growth of .8%. is this something of long duration where our estimate is we will have probably a rebound year? this is why i would not call it abruptly, stagflation. it's a moment of easing growth for sure. tom: christine lagarde in a speech in new york in april talked about a need for capital re

it's helping provide, through multilateral development banks like the world bank and the imf, high valuerent loaning opportunities for lower and middle income countries. many of them are coming, you know, they're involved in transactions that when the bills are coming due, they're not able to pay. and they're suffering from that. >> reporter: there were too many disagreements among the leaders here in new delhi about the russia and ukraine war, so in the joint declaration they put out, there is no condemnation of putin or russia for being aggressive there. in fact, the language has changed since the last g20 declaration. now it because not reference a war against ukraine, just a war many ukraine. in you know. it's subtle but it's noticeable. david? david: peter, safe travels to you, my friend. thank you very much. well, with chinese president xi's absence, can president biden counter china's economic influence among the g20? joining me now, gatestone institute senior fellow gordon chang, and he's right here in studio. gordon, thank you very much. well, behind all those smiles and the gla

think there were several reasons. first of all, incompetence, and secondly, that was the advice from imft people in the center of the reforms could have got many of them, maybe most of the people oligars, most of the oligarch they were not in the center of reform, again it's a myth, the people who in the in the late soviet union were very much interested in getting reach, they started to buy something, sell again, don't believe in propaganda, at alpha bank's headquarters in moscow, we had a meeting with of russia's oligarchs a bodyguard took us through the building to meet him. petern, head of alpha bank, he shared a desk with jeltson's chief economist, yorge guiida at university. when guida gained power, he brought aven with him, making him a key player in the 1990s reforms. he is now fabulously wealthy. and you, you involved in the government of the time as well, yeah, yeah, did you gain personally, financially, not at all, it was impossible, even to imagine that some... but in the guys cabinet could gain, the reforms themselves helped you make lot of money, yeah, because it made an en