here represented by the imf, she says this.f something happens, of course we won’t receive any mutual assistance loans from the imf, we won’t, we won’t get it, it ’s not important for us, but we finance it, the imf continues to do it, as far as i understand , they didn’t finance this year, we need to look at the budget execution, well, in my opinion, it’s frozen this situation there is what concerns the continuation of the conversation - if this is a political technology move by the americans to escalate the situation before the elections, then what to do? from biden, such a kennedy, not very young, of course, yes, but the savior of the world, who resolved the situation, everyone rolled back, signed some agreements, everyone blew out the whole world , everyone says biden, well, yes, well, we will sell, we will sell this situation as our victory, they understand for themselves , that they will sell it as their victory, so they may well make such a move, the russian ships left there, the submarines departed. something has gone so

— likes of the imf? if we carry on spending _ likes of the imf? the imf? if we carry on spending this way, - likes of the imf? if we carry on spending this way, it - likes of the imf? if we carry | on spending this way, it may well happen. however, i believe it can be avoided if we make the right choices. at the moment what is happening is yes, we are paying an enormous amount of money on interest payments, any household will know you can't borrow so much that you just can't pay it back. if government does not cut back on it spending, it will end up that way. dion, the credit agency moody's, it's warned that any coalition will find it difficult to run the economy. and the head of south africa's biggest trade union, which is, of course, an important ally of the anc party, they told the sunday world newspaper it was firmly against an anc—led coalition that included what it called "the racist democratic alliance". so i've got to ask you, dion — do you think these differences can be overcome? and how important is that for south africa's economy? well,

well, it is special treatment, because you want these special drawing rights from the imf.cial drawing rights". yeah, but i'll tell you, you know, take a look at what we're talking about here. if you take, for example, benin, if benin needed to go to the capital markets to raise money from external investors, right? you still have a risk premium that african countries have, because everybody keeps saying, just like you said, "africa risks premium." we have... it costs us three to four times to raise money than any part of the world. but we have partial credit guarantees that allows us to use $195 million to allow them to raise $400 million from external investors. we did the same also for senegal. we did the same for cote d'ivoire, with $400 million to raise $530 million. what that does is it allows you to go into the capital markets, allows you to raise money long—term and at a lower interest rate. and that is how we de—risk investment. that's very, very important. we just did something, by the way, for egypt. we gave them a partial credit guarantee that allowed them to go

trade fall 1.2% last year, only the third fall in 30 years, and the international monetary fund, the imf's warning that if the world splits into two trading blocs, it could cost the world economy nearly $7.5 trillion in the long term. what we've seen in the last few years, i would say, especially when it comes to global trade relations, is nothing like we've seen since the end of the cold war. the last few years, you've had numerous shocks, including the pandemic, you had russia's invasion of ukraine, and following these events, increasingly, countries around the world are guided by economic security and national security concerns in determining who they trade with and who they invest in. so, what impact is all of this having on the companies on the front line of these differences? ever since china opened its doors to foreign trade at the end of the 19705, thousands of american and european companies have become reliant on it for manufacturing and also, increasingly, as a place to sell their stuff. so i decided to catch up with the president of the european union chamber of commerce in c

imf and that 'ust doesn't aliun. ~ ., ., ., align. we have to leave it there, align.ve to leave it there. but _ align. we have to leave it there, but thank - align. we have to leave it there, but thank you - align. we have to leave it there, but thank you so l align. we have to leave it - there, but thank you so much with what is happening in kenya today in nairobi. it is bring in david. i don't know if you can hear what mercy was saying, but give us what your take on what the government is proposing. what impact it will have on the economy.- proposing. what impact it will have on the economy. mercy made some good — have on the economy. mercy made some good points. _ have on the economy. mercy made some good points. i— have on the economy. mercy made some good points. i think- have on the economy. mercy made some good points. i think it- have on the economy. mercy made some good points. i think it is- some good points. i think it is interesting to see where this has come from in the beginning. the president said is come to power has placed a lot of emphasis on sorting

, then there will be advertising, and then vasyl furman, doctor of economic sciences, and about the imf, we will talk about the money that our western partners want and can give us, and how much money is in ukraine in general, in short, this a number of issues that are of interest to all ukrainians, because money is of interest, i will tell you, frankly, not only ukrainians, but any person in the world. now the plot, and then the advertisement. on february 28, 2022, the fifth day of the full-scale russian invasion, it is already clear that putin's blitzkrieg has failed, but the fate of kyiv has not yet been decided. under such conditions, ukraine submitted an application to join the european union. our goal is to be together with all europeans, and the main thing is to be on equal footing. i'm sure that's fair, i'm sure that... we've earned it. i'm sure it's all possible. then the eu took an unprecedented step and at a rapid pace procedure granted ukraine the status of a candidate for membership. our state received it already on june 23, 2022. and already two years later , official acce

organizations such as the imf have also been added.orporations either own local businesses or buy inexpensive raw materials here. in general, it’s like vampires continue to suck out profits. kenya's huge problem is our dependence on the world bank's imf. it becomes very difficult, very, very difficult when your government dances to the tune of the imf, dances to every tune, even if it is very outdated, he still continues to dance, it's difficult. i hope that the future generation, the younger generation, will now see the need to move away from the imf and the world bank from their type of financial agreements. because this is robbery, senator alekin’s indignation can be understood: kenya’s external debt has already exceeded 13 billion dollars, nine of which are from the imf. the situation is difficult, but the country has faith in the current president of the country, willie moruto. kenya kwanzaa or kenya above all. with this slogan, on september 13 , 2022, the country gained a new president. fifty years old. this is due to the terribl

however, a new imf report suggests that the us national debt will exceed 140% of gdp by 2032, and thisand global economies. the us budget deficit will remain at about 2.5% of gdp. the imf strongly recommends that washington urgently eliminate these internal ones. financial imbalances, but of course, does not voice the percentage of the panacea, the recipe for a panacea for all ills, but the imf knows how the united states can ease the pressure on the world economy. we still see potential for one fed rate cuts through 2024 and potentially several further cuts in 2025, which is very important for the rest of the world because when interest rates are high for those who finance themselves in dollars, it increases the time it takes to service the debt, and we also know that when interest rates are high, the dollar rises, this affects other national currencies, complicating the country. rusal will not pay dividends based on the results of the twenty-third year, as the company said in a statement, this decision was supported by majority of shareholders, the board of directors made the same re

the imf strongly encourages the us to remove obstacles to free trade.ne can feel nostalgia for the era of globalization, which, thanks to the efforts of washington , is rapidly becoming a thing of the past. at the press conference, the head of the imf carefully choosing her words, she called for reversing this process. in our opinion, it may be better to prioritize more dialogue with trading partners, which will be less costly for the united states and the global economy, rather than relying on counter-tariffs that could retaliate against trading partners, go for more dialogue to promote fair trade and re -energize the rules-based international trading system. a $50 billion loan to the kiev regime, which... the western media called a question decided, but was never approved at the eu summit. the head of the european council, charles michel , promised to make important decisions in the coming weeks to provide the package. the wording was purely bureaucratic, it was about decisions, but not about the money itself; ursula fondern gave a more specific hint

. >>> imf managing director tells cnbc exclusively that europe is on the right path, but must seize thepportunity of the single market or must risk losing out. >> europe looks like an ideal supermarket for the united states. a lot of what is invented here is commercially viable and scale over there. when you look at the main obstacle, 27 countries not yet integrated in a single market. >>> bitter taste for investors as carlsberg shares lose the fizz with the takeover bid of more than 3 billion pounds. >>> uk retail sales surprise to the upside potentially forcing a rethink at the bank of england a day after it left the door open to a potential rate cut in august. >>> welcome to the show, everyone. we start today's edition looking at the latest pmi data out of the eurozone. the flash pmi came in at 45.6. that is actually below what markets were expecting going into this data release. it also is slightly lower, in fact, from the previous reading. manufacturing struggling a little bit. when it comes to services, the actual flash pmi came in at 52.6. that is also below what analysts had for

canadian government will be directed to such a general fund of the international monetary fund of the imf and will then go to support ukraine. well , vasyl, there really is such stable support from the country of the wedge leaf for ukraine. i will only add that the ukrainian government, in particular the ministry of finance, is currently conducting difficult negotiations regarding the so-called ukrainian restructuring. debts, the restructuring of the external debt of our state, are ongoing discussions, the creditors of ukraine do not agree to all the proposals of our government, the dialogue is ongoing, i would like to remind you that just such significant payments on foreign debt are predicted for the end of the current year and for the following years, well, yes, this will obviously definitely affect the exchange rate of the national currency, well, if there is about won't agree on anything, i'll just say that the cheapest money, the money of the international monetary fund, we are currently in third place in the world. well, in the top three in debt to the international monetary fund,

you that the international monetary fund remains the main creditor of our country, in addition, the imfet me remind you once again, has a special fund, where are the various funds from various states flowing to support ukraine during the war with russia, well, let's go. further, employees of the agricultural sector will be armored against mobilization for 12 months, instead of the previous six. acting minister of agrarian policy and food taras vysotskyi announced this decision of the government. this is associated with the creation of safe conditions for harvesting. for certain professions, for example, tractor drivers, agronomists, veterinarians, it is possible to book exactly the number of employees that is critical. necessary, while obtaining approval from the military, the government official added. indeed, for a long time, vasyl, the agrarians appealed to the government, proving that it is necessary to reserve certain professions, it is necessary to increase the postponement of mobilization, because the harvest really needs specific workers, well, absolutely, i think that for sure

moreover, the imf has already stated that all this will lead to the failure to fulfill key debt obligationse same time , the imf does not specify how much money ukraine should pay off its debts with; apparently, it is necessary to take out a new loan. the european union has less and less confidence in ukrainian corrupt officials; now brussels is creating a commission to combat theft for assistance to kiev, the commission will work until 2028, that is, we conclude that ukraine’s defeat will happen within the next 3 years, and then... it’s just delaying time to prepare for a clash with russia. copenhagen reported today that denmark wants to close the straits to the russian fleet. to understand, the danish straits are actually the gateway to the baltic sea, which the alliance obviously wants to make its internal lake; it is no longer possible to exclude military components in the implementation of these plans. right now nato is conducting the largest baltops exercise off the coast of kaliningrad. if you look at the map, it becomes clear what tasks the alliance sets itself in the baltic, almost

imf since 1995, and although in 2000 the dollar accounted for about 70% of foreign exchange reserves,emature to store it, analysts say, but a number of factors that cause concern among investors cannot be ignored. this is, for example, rapid growth the us national debt, which in the twenty-fourth year has already reached more than 30 trillion dollars, is... ongoing political instability at the end of each fiscal year in the us , disputes between factions in congress about the advisability of raising the national debt ceiling, this is, of course , a significant budget deficit of the united states states of america, which this year is 6% of gdp, and this is quite a lot. the us national debt has increased since 2000. beijing and moscow made a choice in 2019 the benefit of settlements in national currencies, the most active settlements in national currencies... naturally with india and china, since these are our main trading partners today, iran is somewhere in third place, but it turns out that there are also about 25 -30% in national currencies. based on the results of 2023, more than 9

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now economic news, constantine imf is concerned about the level of us debt.gain advising washington to take action. the international monetary fund recommends that the united states raise taxes and reduce debt levels. the debt burden should reach at least pre-covid levels. budget forecast. according to congress, the debt ratio in 1929 will exceed the world war ii maximum. if current economic plans continue, the deficit will be in the range of 5.2, 6.3% over the next 10 years. at the same time, even the republicans coming to power will not be a panacea for all ills. donald trump has already promised to make the 2017 tax breaks permanent. in general, this is not the first time that the imf has hinted that the us. it's time for other developed countries to tighten their belts. despite the strength of the global economy, many countries continue to struggle with high debt levels and high fiscal deficits, at a time when interest rates are high and medium-term growth prospects remain weak. our advice given during spring meetings remains in effect. the time has come

the imf is forced to admit that the us dollar continues to lose ground, as stated by non-traditionalcial foreign exchange reserves shows a continuing gradual decline in the share of the us dollar in the distributed foreign exchange reserves of the central banks and states. it is surprising that the decline in the role of the us dollar over the past two decades has not been accompanied by an increase in the shares of the other four major currencies: the euro, the japanese yen, and the british pound. rather, this was accompanied by an increase in the share of so-called non-traditional reserve currencies, including the australian dollar, canadian dollar, chinese yuan, south korean won, singapore dollar and scandinavian currencies. that, trying to maintain dominance at any cost, the united states with its own hands is undermining the pillars of the global financial system, including dollar positions. vladimir putin spoke at a meeting with the leadership of the foreign ministry. theft will, of course, remain theft. by stealing russian assets, they will take another step towards destroying

kenya's huge problem is our dependence on the world bank's imf.e european championships began in germany football, which has already been marred by armed attacks. the day before, in hamburg , law enforcement officers neutralized a criminal who attacked them with a pickaxe in his hands. a little later, saxony's law enforcement officers eliminated the subject who inflicted wounds on four random people. later in gelsinkirkhin there was a fight of absolutely epic proportions between fans of great britain and serbia. in general, the germans will definitely not be bored in the coming weeks. meanwhile, fans from germany noticed unusual t-shirts with the number 44 stylized as ss runes. and in france they are just preparing for the olympics, but miracles have already begun here. the maps in the paris metro are supplemented with strange signs. stations where you can buy crack and other drugs are marked here. the authorities, however, have not yet found out; maybe this is just an official warning; guests are warned to avoid dangerous stations. the monstrous

kenya's huge problem is our dependence on the imf and the world bank.ow we earn about 2-3 dollars a day. i work here because i have no other choice. kilometers on both sides on hand occupied by the so-called haslers. kenya is the largest economy and is the center for all of eastern and central africa. lukashenko is called a strong president in kenya. he is capable of paying off your state. what does it mean that he is a leader whose example one would like to follow? this is what i know. the meeting between our presidents was exciting. your country is independent of other countries. belarus produces its own food, and this is very good. the issue of environmental protection is relevant for us, and i believe that belarusians have succeeded in this. us you need to ensure your food security. therefore, we want to cooperate and adopt with belarus. we kineans value friendship, we are very easily inspired by ideas. nato countries are discussing putting the alliance's nuclear warheads on alert. this was stated by the secretary general of the military bloc to the

the state budget, and this is already considerable funds, well , you just started talking about the imf, the same imf gave us now, well, i agreed not long ago, the money will come, i understand, already this week, on the new one, agreed 2.2 we may fall short of our state budget due to the fact that growth may be reduced to 2.5%. and again, if you look at why this is happening, it 's because the attacks on our energy in the first place, it slows down opportunities for economic growth, that's understandable. er, is there any solution for this, if we have a base scenario, really 12 hours a day, connecting the light for for consumers, will we be able to, will the business even manage, what to do? first of all, first of all, our business more than adaptive, if you look at, let's say 20, the second year, just the beginning of this great war, you could see that despite the... that business was suffering, despite the fact that our economy fell by almost a third in in the first year of this war, uh, business started to adapt quickly, and so in the 23rd year... we've already got growth with you a

we've got an audience of ceos here, and they just heard from the head of the imf, managing director.ing you highlights from that conversation and they will hear, as you've been talking about, from two leaders on antitrust ahead of the ftc and the antitrust division at the department of justice. mike johnson, speaker of the house. everyone is trying to figure out what comes next in terms of policy. obviously, we're in an election. trade, lregulatory policy at th top of the agenda. we're hearing what businesses can expect. jeff soloman is one of the ceos here and we'll talk to him on this show about what he's hearing, how he's feeling about the economy and the market and fed and what we're getting from washington. it's a good opportunity for ceos to really have the conversations about how the politics and policy are impacting their business and how they plan in this environment, where there's ton tons uncertainty, david, that's the vibe here. >> with ap election, obviously, looming as well. we'll be back to you soon and often. thank you. let's get jobs data out moments ago. rick santel

the imf is forced to admit that the us dollar continues to lose ground, as said, to non-traditional currenciesl foreign exchange reserves shows a continuing gradual decline in the share of the us dollar in the distributed foreign exchange reserves of central banks and states. it is surprising that the reduction in the role of the dollar with the united states over the past two decades has not been accompanied by an increase in the shares of the other four major currencies: the euro, the japanese yen, and the british pound. rather, this was accompanied by an increase in the share of so-called non-traditional reserve currencies, including the australian dollar, canadian dollar, chinese yuan, south korean won, singapore dollar , scandinavian currencies. vladimir putin said that while trying to maintain dominance at any cost, the united states with its own hands is undermining the pillars of the global financial system, including the position of the dollar, speaking at... at the end of may, india, without widely announcing it, exported more than 100 tons of its gold from the uk , moving the metal

carry out a structural reform of the pension system due to the aging population, said the head of the imfborja gracia. he noted that this year for the first time in lithuania the number of people retiring will exceed the number. new workers on the labor market. according to the forecast for 2030 , the number of workers in the baltic also noted that lithuania needs to improve the efficiency of health education systems, as well as increase budget revenues. traditionally, summer brings a number of innovations to belarus, one of them, the most important, will come into force in a month. on july 1, many payments can only be received through banks, pensions, benefits for families raising children, care benefits for disabled people of the first group or pensioners. over 80 years of age, this applies to those who live in minsk, regional cities and district centers, in order to continue receiving pensions or benefits, you must open a basic account in one of eight banks before june 10, their list can be found on the website of the ministry of labor, and the ministry of tax and election authorities

and now the imf has ordered to raise the energy tariff to european level. have to sit without light and heat for up to 20 hours a day. but ukraine has electricity for sale to european countries. last week, the united states announced the allocation of another one and a half billion dollars to kiev to support the country’s energy system, but zelensky is already saying there is no money. the times newspaper reports that kiev has done the math and said that in order to defeat the russians, ukraine needs another trillion dollars, and the washington post writes: kiev claims that is fighting corruption like at the front, but the west is dissatisfied with the results, while ukraine is already facing default, private foreign creditors are expecting debt payments of about 20 billion by august. kiev tried. there is talk of debt restructuring, but so far negotiations have not been successful. valery alyokhina, results of the week, ntv television company. but the power of conviction is that creatures in big politics should not be dumped. this not only leads to tunnel v

that is despite the imf, the international monetary fund, forecasting by the end of this year, southfrica will once again be the continent has largest economy, head of nigeria and egypt. the anc came out on top in the recent elections with 40% of the vote, but for the first time since the advent of democracy in 1994, nelson mandela's party didn't win a majority, making a coalition government very likely. this election has made plain that the people of south africa expect their leaders to work together, to meet their needs. as you can see here, the economy has grown significantly since the end of apartheid in the i990s, but amid widespread difficulties. it has really struggled to grow in the last decade or so. 0ne really struggled to grow in the last decade or so. one of the most pressing issues in the election was unemployment. 0ne pressing issues in the election was unemployment. one in three south africans that could work don't have a job. africans that could work don't have ajob. it's africans that could work don't have a job. it's one of the highest rates in the world. as a resul

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they would argue contrary to the imf that al creates a lot of opportunities forjob creation we need tofor example, which the g7 is also focused on. a lot of exciting activity and taking the global approach because technology crosses borders to make sure we can succeed together. staying with tech news. amazon has been finally $6 million for violating the nabo warehouse quota laws. the investigation focuses on two facilities east of los angeles and alleges that amazon did not provide written notice of quotas to its workers. the law went into effect in 2022 and requires employers to provide written descriptions of quotas to workers and to indicate if they can be disciplined for not completing jobs at a specified speed. turning to indonesia, where lawmakers have passed a bill that grants extension for maternity leave from three months to six months, but under special conditions. while many see this as an improvement on welfare the policy has also raised fears of discrimination against female workers. my colleague sent this report from jakarta. sleeping soundly in her parents�* embrace, the

kenya's huge problem is our dependence on the world bank's imf.rn about 2-3 dollars a day. i work here because i have no other choice. kilometers on both sides of the rock were occupied by the so -called haslers. kenya is the largest economy and is the center for all of eastern and central africa. lukashenko is called a strong president in kenya, he is capable pay off your state, what does it mean? sloboda novosady, according to preliminary information, a twenty-one-year-old citroen driver lost control, slid onto the right side of the road, where he collided with a power line support. as a result , the fifty-year-old female passenger died at the scene. two more passengers, a twenty-seven-year-old woman and a one-year-old child, were taken to the hospital. traffic police investigators are working at the scene of the accident. and in the loninets region they are investigating the cause of the fire on a tourist bus. let me remind you, chup happened. the passengers managed to leave the transport on their own, no one was injured, first in the engine ar

the imf came to her defense. they said it was the appropriate thing to do. tom: ok. they were telegraphing this cut from january. now suddenly they are data dependent again. hence your comments around head scratching from the ecb. where does it leave the great path ahead for the central bank? >> very much back to data dependent. lagarde said the ecb is not pre-committing to a particular rate path. she would not confirm an answer to bloomberg's question at the press conference that the ecb is in a dialing backstage, a phase. so traders are still betting the ecb will cut rates again this year, but the timing is up in the air. they thought there would be to move arms -- there would be two more moves this year. july is all that off the table. september now seen as the most likely. but confidence in that is shakier now. tom: ok. lizzy burden with the detail and analysis on the back of that from the ecb. thank you. the focus, turning to the u.s. jobs report later today, bloomberg economics expect may's dated to present contradictory views of the labor market. let's bring i

however, the imf report states that the us national debt will exceed 140% of gdp by the thirty-secondis a huge risk for both the american and global economies. the us budget deficit will remain at about 2.5% of gdp. the icf strongly recommends that washington urgently eliminate these internal financial imbalances. it was economic news. short. what will your summer be like? now let's look at the megamarket. with free shipping, summer will be carefree. with increased cashback, summer will be active. with huge discounts, the summer will be delicious, but for me the main thing is the mood, the summer will be fun, and what will your summer be like? everything for your summer at the megamarket, for example, a set of pollaris frying pans for rub 5,999. they're attacking credit card debts, i'll show you a couple of tricks: we collect all credit card debts in one go , conveniently pay off them within 24 months, and don't forget about purchases in installments, go. simple tricks installments. one of my friends connected unlimited in a megaphone completely free of charge, and now she surfs the i

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of different industries, medical applications, education, health care, i would argue contrary to the imfr job creation of opportunities forjob creation and we need to focus on rescaling, for example, which the g7 is also focused on, so a lot of exciting activity and taking that global approach because technology crosses borders, to make sure we can all succeed together. how are they reacting to the us tensions and tariffs? tote how are they reacting to the us tensions and tariffs?— tensions and tariffs? we are lookin: tensions and tariffs? we are looking at — tensions and tariffs? we are looking at those _ tensions and tariffs? we are looking at those tariff i tensions and tariffs? we are j looking at those tariff issues with an eye towards diverse applying supply chains. returning from vietnam to talk about how the economies can really provide an opportunity for diversification of supply chains. tariff is not a good policy and we do need to protect national security but we need to make sure also that supply chains are diverse across ai. now to india where google has announced it is laun

imf, gdp per capita, g7 growth . imf, gdp per capita, g7 growth. projections 2024 to 2019.aboun there is britain in the red in labour. red, if you like. i mean, is that graph not convincing enough? >> it's not. it's not convincing enough because what it doesn't tell you is how poor you are in the first place. >> okay, listen, sean, we always love having you on the show. i hope you'll be back very soon. thank you for being a good sport. and helping us debate this important issue. given the fact that the polls would suggest a labour government is coming. my thanks to sean simon there for a very spirited discussion on economic growth . discussion on economic growth. what's your verdict? gbnews.com/yoursay coming up, has sir ed davey insulted subpostmasters with his election anfics subpostmasters with his election antics as post office hero alan bates gets a knighthood? should ed davey lose his ? i'll be asking. former dem mp and leadership hopeful mark oaten next. well, i'll get to your feedback very shortly. but the lib dem leader, sir ed davey, has made headunes leader, sir e

the imf demands it. for the population is revolting, from kenya and our constant fulfillment of the conditionsenly found themselves in new in reality, discontent was expressed on the street, and the country's president william ruta refused to sign the controversial tax bill, and this happened just a few hours after it was passed by parliament. the rejection of this bill means that some economic development programs, worth 200 billion shillings, will need to be cut, and the adoption of others ... postponed next year, with the help of the controversial bill, the authorities were going to replenish the treasury, the government wanted to increase the import tax rate, and pay she should the importer introduced an additional tax on the construction and equipment of hospitals. many kineans feared that this would make health care unaffordable to them. we are not afraid of anything, because tomorrow it will be even worse for us. if they can't do what they were supposed to do, everything collapses, who will compensate us for the damage? the authorities say they are ensuring our safety, i have no words.

the imf gentleman said, thinking like that, you do not need me here.should be able t kind ofk from it. buwhat was i when i was making those proposals come at the state governors were very upset, very upset with÷ m. i was part of the team that put some of the policy framework for the government of legos at the time in place and the commissioner for finance, minister of finance today, came to me and said how can you be encouraging them to take our money? it is taking away the money of the state. i said, come on. you should know that it is like a mutual fund. lagos state proportion in that saved money will always be and if you can draw on the fact that you have that reserve, you can use it to strengthen your capacity to actually borrow if you can implement it, implement the money that you've borrowed in such a way that it will allow growth, it will strengthen your financial system. and he kind of was like, ok, but they are taking our money. now had the president not responded to those pressures and created the so-called excess crude account have run into

arms-control's after ain novemba this topic and russia backed out of several idi treaty, violatios of the imf the ratification. overalthre important questions many of which are time sensitive on then the u.s. nuclear weapons in foreign policy and a strategy that'shyin turner here today to offer his insights and thoughts to include a potential role in addressing thean new strat typically go the biography congressman michael tuedo congress in 2002 and congressman turner is a member of house armed services committee and previously served as the lead republic the tactical land and air forces subcommittee as well as the strategic forces subcommittee. the subcommittees oversee army and air force acquisition programs marine corps aviation programs, nuclear weapons, missile defense and space systems. after serving on the select sine 2015 congressman turner was elected in intelligence. the committee has oversight of s and was the president of the nato parliamentary assembly and now serves as the vice chair of the defense and policy bringing expertise isry an understatement. this will be nominated by t

the idea will be to create your own model of the financial system, and what we talked about here is imfm, focused on the perimeter of participants who are friendly countries and perhaps some analogues, but not adjustment, creation should be the goal of financial activity - this is to create it, that ’s the question, then here, you know, i would be glad to somehow once again bypass a sore subject, but... it’s sore, because at a forum in st. petersburg, at a legal forum, the first deputy of the central bank, chestyukhin, spoke out, well, next way that yes, in this situation complicated, it is necessary to find any form to get out of this financial blockade there, which is provided by the west, he said that an export-oriented economy would otherwise lead to... and the creation of such mechanisms, second, but we understand perfectly well that from the mouth the central bank uttered such phrases, and the first deputy of the central bank uttered such phrases, they, of course, affect the investment climate, but listen, some chinese businessman who wants to invest in the country, listen, he wil

things today, but the way the west acts today, they no longer sell us the free market, liberalism, the imfs rebellion, so they were all counting on him, that is, some kind of leader who is authoritarian, tough, he is not a democrat, he says, i will restore order, this is a boiling mess, so they did it perfectly everything in latin america was 70 years ago, well, it’s 50-40, that is, this is what they know how to do well, but if in our society there is no demand today for a free market, for liberalism, for some kind of pro-american these... groups, that means they will sell us something else in a new wrapper, so let's look at the same events in georgia, that is , ukraine, yes, where political forces have not been raised, which are never democratic, which are never liberal, these are the groups - these will be our enemies in the future, which, well, perhaps they will also be here build, not these caricatured democrats of ours who were talking about a market economy, there will be something else, i think more dangerous, well, of course , i think that in this whole situation it is very importa

payments; if negotiations reach a dead end, the country will not be able to receive financing from the imfy. let's translate from clerical to understandable, everything is not so scary if there are instructions. well, now some footage from the presidential press service, thank you. for the opportunity to report on the life of the moscow region in our programs, we are traditionally growing and today i wanted to introduce you to the materials and the results our activities, primarily in march, and before that there were gubernatorial elections, a very high level of trust, a very high turnout of residents, we understand this, as you said in...

the imf is demanding nairobi raise taxes to meet the terms of the bailout program.authors are from kenya. and this happened just a few days later hours after it was adopted by parliament. the rejection of the bill means some sh200 billion economic development programs will have to be cut and others delayed until next year. we are not afraid of anything, because tomorrow it will be even worse for us, if they cannot do what they should have done, we will continue to fight, even if they kill us all. eventually, this led to massive protests across the country. we are going to use any means to make ourselves heard, because so far we have not one politician did not say, okay, where can we meet you, young people, what do you want, no one gives us the opportunity to express our views, the consequences of the protests have significantly affected business activity, entrepreneurs, traders are suffering losses, the usa, current and former, for the first time in history, by the way. the delicious calendar returns to a tasty point, we give 100% cashback every friday when paying w

imf experts say states risk creating a slippery slope that undermines the multilateral trading systems global supply chains. they also provoke retaliatory measures from partners. there is also a more active use of preferences in favor of the national. 50 billion dollars to the kiev regime, which the western media called the issue resolved, was never approved at the eu summit. chapter the european council, charles michel, promised to take important decisions to provide in the coming weeks. package, the wording was often bureaucratic, it was about decisions, but not about the money itself; ursula ford fondelien gave a more specific hint on the timing. in the g7, we made an important decision to allocate another $50 billion in loans to ukraine, and we are discussing it in the european council. i am confident that in the coming weeks we will make serious progress and take important decisions to deliver this aid package to ukraine. will have to work with members of the european union, partners in the g7 and ukraine to prepare appropriate legislation, and we plan to provide ukraine with the

and that that projection, the guest was the imf director.nd i said nigeria not take in more than $30 -- of revenue from if crude oil -- [inaudible] everything about that up til $50 go to a stabilizati fund so that if oil prices drop tooi $8, 9 as they did in 1998, you could keep running on $30 -- from stabilization fund, that everything above 50 go to a future fund. gn wealth fund. and the imf gentleman well with thinking like that, you don't need me. people shoul take these kinds of advice and workt. but what was interesting was when i was making those proposals,me the -- were very upset, very, very upset with me. i was part of the team that puts on the policy government of -- at the time in place. and the commissioner for finance of coursefinance today comes the me, how can you be encouraging them to take awayy money? that's taking away money from the state. i said, come on. you should know that it's like a mutual fund. [inaudible] proportion in that a saved money will always be. and if you can draw on the fact that you have that reserve y

imf experts say states risk creating a slippery slope that undermines the multilateral trading systems global supply chains. they also provoke retaliatory measures from partners. there is also a more active use of preferences in... partners, this will be less costly for the us and the global economy, instead of relying on counter-tariffs that could strike back at trading partners, go for broader dialogue to promote fair trade and reinvigorate the rules-based international trading system. a $50 billion loan to the kiev regime, which the western media had already called the issue resolved, was not approved at the eu summit. the head of the european council, charles michel, promised in the near future. it was about decisions, but not about the money itself; ursula fondern gave a more specific hint on the timing. in the g7, we made an important decision to allocate another $50 billion in loans to ukraine; we are discussing it in the european council. i am confident that in the coming weeks we will achieve serious progress and will take important decisions to provide this aid package. ukra

justified and, of course, ideal things are wanted in the imf, as it should be, well, but while we have our own situation, well, the technical authorities very aptly said, we have our own situation. thanks to the growth of banks' incomes and increased taxation, the state budget will receive at least uah 30 billion in addition this year. this was announced by the head of the parliamentary committee on taxes and finances, danylo getmantsev. the treasury has already been replenished by 25% more than last year. operational losses. there were only nine banking institutions, well, these are mostly with inefficient business models and a number of long-standing problems - says the people's deputy, most of these funds received from the income of banks will be directed to the needs of the security and defense sector. then we also talk about the initiative of danylo gitmantsev and his profile, in particular, it is interesting that the verkhovna rada adopted such an initiative, which is already called... simply a club of white business, in detail, what kind of initiative it is and to what extent is

the imf as says that one potentially significant conservative welfare policy that has not been scoredreform disability benefits, troop disability benefits, troop disability benefits, troop disability benefit payments are projected to rise sharply over the coming parliament due to the worsening of the population's health, from around £39 billion to £58 million in 2029. and most of this increase as you can see, is accounted for by rising personal independence payment payouts which is shown in red here. this ability and face difficulty in doing everyday tasks. recipients can be in work. so if the conservative plan to reform disability benefits could prevent this rise in personal independence payouts, they would roughly achieve the £12 billion in savings relative to the current spending baseline they are targeting. but how feasible is that? the tory manifesto, that pledges a more objective assessment of people's needs and proposing a clampdown on personal independence payment being made with people with mental health problems. and it doesn't give more detail, it will be far easier said th

they work, now they are not just recommendations, they already wrote in all the memorandums with the imf other documents, that ukraine 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 reforms, well, the main thing is to reform really the law enforcement agencies that are under tatarov, here they are met with absolute bulling in this regard, but it is simply not being carried out, so what will they do, well , what can biden do, when he already publicly and not publicly says, yes , ours say , well, no, well... what the hell, and at one time the americans hinted that they also have interesting files, not only on ben kolomoisky, they have papaks, they also have enough information on the supreme ermak, but what to do with these files, well, they will go public, we have people they are outraged, and that going to the bank with pitchforks, well , it is not funny and stupid during the war, that is , until victory, none of the methods of victory of democracy should work in our country. well, since we have to fight the enemy in the first place, therefore the war of compromising documents and files, well, unfortunately, in these cir

international monetary fund will soon issue us another share of money from the special fund that is with the imfe government informed that it is about more than 2 billion dollars, well, there is a decision of the verkhovna rada, there is also money, there would be more such decisions. there is an offer, and is there a demand, why ukrainians have started to buy real estate less now, this is our topic further conversation, we will talk with viktoria bereshchak, a real estate market observer, she joins the column. greetings, good evening. good evening, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, glory to the heroes, ms. victoria, well, i came across it. on analytics about the real estate market and they say that it is now in such a pessimistic state, in particular, it is clear that people have less income, reserves are running out, who could buy real estate has already done it, someone has gone abroad with their capital, in your opinion, what is currently in the real estate market and what is in demand is it primary, primary apartments, new buildings, or still cheaper? they are trying to buy safer apart