the new owners are those who felt like the new owners of the international monetary fund of the world bank, which opened the offices of high officials with their feet. i remember, probably, how they started to offer the minister there, well, in fact, if these recommendations are here , then this means in fact. i divided it by 10 , didn’t say anything, and realized that it was actually about extinction. it is a closure, and there are not only mines, but high. i would say high production. at us the same, well, even the tv did the military-industrial complex can. and yes, i wanted yes, so that we attach pans highly qualified working class personnel were taken away degraded and, uh, dump dirty primitive technologies from there from europe, leave only this high intellectual it. yes, the most suggestion. this is it. to be honest, i kicked me out of the office and said that i uh, i don't have to uh anymore. it 's impossible, but you said, i was in the democratic opposition. for the first time i expressed in russia and left the government. this is precisely from a democratic government, when i saw

of a possible decline. it is now obvious that the pessimists were wrong, many organizations have improved their assessments of the dynamics of our economy. well , including the international organizations of the international monetary fund. the world banker, according to our preliminary forecasts, we may well reach an indicator by the end of the year, maybe less than three percent, and in the new conditions, it also works the industry is actively developing its own production of those components that were previously supplied from abroad, there are new suppliers and buyers, the main growth compared to the second quarter, and is fixed in the manufacturing industry. do you remember we discussed in detail when there were difficult data for the manufacturing industry, almost 7%, uh, 6.8% increase in the production of furniture, clothing, electronics and many other goods. in general, for 9 months, the total increase in industrial production was 0.4% compared to the corresponding period of the previous year, good performance, while agriculture this year harvested a record harvest of grains, for example, a quarter more than last year is also positive. dynamics uh, inflation is slowing down in the construction sector - this is the result of con

hong kong late september 1997, all the world's financial elite are flying in to come together for the annual conference of the international monetary fund and the world bank. these 2 institutions were established at the end of world war 2, to promote smooth economic growth and to resolve crises quickly as they occur. when the heads of the financial world arrive in hong kong, they can look back on more than in years of strong stable growth. the demise of many communist economies and height and growth in east asia have created a boom. meanwhile, the global economy has moved toward an increasingly intertwined division of labor. southeast asian countries have been contributing strongly to growth in recent years . but for the past few months, the currency crisis in thailand is slowly turning into a massive economic crisis. and now threatens to spread to other countries such as indonesia and the philippines. so the participants at the hong kong conference aren't just there to pad each other on the backs. delegates from asia in particular are concerned and are pushing for a joint crisis. team made up of all the major countries, finance ministers, the heads of th

economic prospects in iran are very vague if you look at the same forecasts of the international monetary fund and the world bankran is now in such a recession that they are out of this recession without concluding a nuclear agreement 2:0 renewal of the nuclear agreement, they will not succeed, that's why it's not me anymore that this is such a strategic step for iranus than for hungary, and it is in the interests of the iranian political elite, which is currently participating in the terrorist activity of russia, but i wonder why there is no reaction from the european union community because this is actually a violation of the silence of european sanctions and the european union recently literally imposed another round of sanctions in connection with human rights violations in connection with the brutal suppression of protests in iran, so here the question is whether there is a single european policy or whether hungary is ready to follow the path of this single european policy, but you already know this, this is not a question for ukrainian experts, this is a question for european ladies, faith. thank you very

essentially in a crisis in the micro-crisis of the world economy, and moreover, even if we look at the forecasts of the international monetary fund of the world bankstand, this is not the set of measures that is capable of pulling out the world economy today. here, plunging into this economic crisis, moreover, to look at the west is essentially imposing its own agenda here, because these topics, in particular , digitalization may be needed in order to strengthen its competitive position in the global economy during the economic crisis. pull out the entire economy. but to strengthen its own economy, first of all, create the conditions for a post-crisis. development when they have all the economic trump cards in their hands, so to speak, and this is a big thunderstorm. west, i think that today it’s just the slaves, i understood this, saying that we don’t subscribe to this and those statements that were made once again were addressed to dozens of countries to say that keep in mind that today we are talking about economic wars and enslavement of some countries at the expense of others countries and you mean it, and you say so, in this case your approa

the new owners are those who felt like new owners, the international monetary fund, the world bank, which opened the offices oft. i remember that they came to me as a minister and began to offer there, well, in fact, if these are the recommendations, then this means in fact. i divided by 10, what did they say? i realized that actually, well, to extinction to close.

there is great hope for receiving substantial funds and the united the united states of america, the world bank, the european union, and the international monetaryd, and if we calculate in principle and the agreements will be implemented, then somewhere approximately every month we will receive from five to 7 billion dollars of all institutes, not to mention bilateral aid, i think that the calculation was precisely for this, and in general, you are satisfied with how effective the expenses in the budget are, i heard about such an item of expenses, for example , that we will spend uah 1.5 billion on state propaganda, in fact, that is, on e- e media that is founded by the state on this tv channel is the house of freedom e ukrinform for the production of materials for the telethon the only news uh, well, this is what struck me as a professional media person, 1.5 billion is not a small figure. maybe you noticed some other important expenses, you know any budget in in ukraine, is it military or non-military, normal , civilian, or something like that, you know, extraordinary, yes , it is always a question of efficiency, because it seems to me today th

the central bank governor 11 on one best banker of the year for years. the world bank and the international monetary fund have been deeply involved and loving all these years. so it's a bit surprising now to kind of say that well, to wash your hands to say this just happened suddenly, the country is corrupt when the big international community and international organizations have really been perfect, protecting this banking class in the country. and there's been no sanction issued against them. the united states has issued sanctions against the lemony lebanese politician over corruption, but they have refused to issue any sanctions over the head of stuff on central bank . we've been very close to the west. so once again, we can talk about morality and corruption, but it depends on, you know, who side who is, and who's eyes. right? i mean, so, so that's kind of the fundamental conflict and love on is how can get, i mean, it's very worrying for everybody. people can't get their money. i'm worried about my mom, for example, going to the bank to get her paycheck. if she, if she's going to be part of a hold u

the new owners are those who felt like new owners, the international monetary fund, the world bank, which opened the offices ofeet. i remember that they came to me as a minister and began to offer there, well, in fact, if these are the recommendations, then this means in fact. i divided by 10, what did they say? i realized that, in fact, it’s close to extinction, and there are not only mines, but high. i would say high production, so well, even the tv was made military-industrialists wanted us to rivet pans, highly qualified working class personnel were taken to be degraded and thrown into europe from there dirty primitive technologies, leaving only this high intellectual it. yes, it's already, to be honest, i kicked out of the office and said that i uh, i uh don't come anymore. it's impossible, but you said, i was in a democratic position. after all, for the first time i expressed in russia and left the government. this is precisely from the democratic government, when i saw that the bank is like this, that is, the reform in the economy does not correspond to the victims, in fact, due to the greatest social h

the expense of human civilisation. the prime minister of barbados is leading efforts to reform international financial institutions, like the world bank and the international monetary fundmply about fair play and solidarity... without solidarity, small countries, small people like me can't make it. i believe that this is a conversation whose time has come. today, the work of the conference begins in earnest, an army of diplomats and lawyers seeking agreements. this is the main conference hall where the leaders speak, and as you walk around this truly vast convention centre, you get an idea of the range of issues under discussion. there are lots of representatives of the fossil fuel industry here too. there is pressure to have gas defined as a green fuel — yeah, because its lower carbon than coal and oil — and there are hundreds of businesses here too. today, the un announced an effort to stop greenwashing, companies pretending to be environmentally friendly when they're not really. with so many issues on the agenda and so many opposing views, finding compromises is going to be hard. but it will be the only way to make progress here in the desert sands. justin rowlatt, b

the new owners, those who felt like new owners, the international monetary fund, the world bank, which was opened foot offices of high officials. i remember they came to me as a minister and began to offer there, well, in fact, if these recommendations, then this, it means, in fact, i divided by 10 what they said, i realized that this is extinction for us to close, but there is not only mines, but rather high. i would say high production. well, even the tv was made by the military-industrial complex. and yes , i wanted it so that we riveted pans of highly qualified working class personnel were harassed and degraded and thrown out of europe from there, dirty primitive technologies are left at home, only this high intellectual it. yes, this one is already here, to be honest, i kicked me out of the office and said that i uh, i don’t have to uh anymore. it's impossible, but you said, i was in a democratic position. after all, for the first time i expressed in russia and left the government. this is precisely from a democratic government, when i saw that krem is like this, that is, reform in the economy does not corr

the expense of human civilisation. the prime minister of barbados is leading efforts to reform international financial institutions, like the world bank and the international monetary fundarity. justice is simply about fair play and solidarity... without solidarity, small countries, small people like me can't make it. i believe that this is a conversation whose time has come. today, the work of the conference begins in earnest, an army of diplomats and lawyers seeking agreements. this is the main conference hall where the leaders speak, and as you walk around this truly vast convention centre, you get an idea of the range of issues under discussion. there are lots of representatives of the fossil fuel industry here too. there is pressure to have gas defined as a green fuel — yeah, because it's lower carbon than coal and oil — and there are hundreds of businesses here too. today, the un announced an effort to stop greenwashing, companies pretending to be environmentally friendly when they're not really. with so many issues on the agenda and so many opposing views, finding compromises is going to be hard. but it will be the only way to make progress here in the desert san

in the trustee of the country of the chairman, decisions are made by consensus, but do not have binding force and are subject to approval by the international monetary fund, the world bank and other financial and economic organizations . initially, the activities of the g20 were limited to discussing economic issues, but over time it became political in 2013 in st. petersburg, putin and obama discussed the syrian crisis. the result was an agreement on the chemical disarmament of damascus in 2014 in the australian breeze, the ukrainian crisis was in the spotlight in 2019 vladimir putin and donald trump discussed the situation in syria iran venezuela and ukraine last year in rome, in addition to climate problems euroturk france germany and britain focused on the iranian nuclear program. chronology of the forums illustration of how politics dominated the economy each indonesian chairman is no exception preparing the agenda and setting priorities sustainable development the problem of global inequality. improving the quality of people's lives, protection, health, everything is vital and long-term, but the current plots are constantly pushing aside the eternal. we must under

stabilizing the global economy along with other institutions like the international monetary fund, the world bank would come out oft and the final component to this which is the wto started then. the idea being trade disputes, war at the heart was one of the major reasons why world war ii erupted. so now the idea is collective security institutions, international ones, will actually be the arbiters of peace and cooperation. and this is how we settle disagreements. well, no one thought the united nations will be challenged so soon. within 24 hours the united states because has a seat on the security council convenes the other security members that this cannot be tolerated this is a violation of the most fundamental principle of the united nations and everybody's membership at it. everybody was allowed to become a member precisely because the first thing all countries agreed to was recognizing and respecting the sovereignty of either country. you can simply not go in and invade another country's emergency meeting called for so long story about why exactly is the resolution passes or something funny happening with ch

the big financial game is being played in washington dc united states of america where is located among other things the headquarters of the world bank of the international monetary fundnal monetary fund from russia for the past twenty- six years and the last 4 years. he is also a representative from syria, aleksey vladimirovich, good , good, probably, washington’s day is still uh, quite uh, the heat of the day and good evening. we have u alexey vladimirovich u let's start with the problem of government debt uh, here we have a picture of the running american national debt that has already risen to 31 trillion 215 billion dollars and uh, the total debt of the united states including states municipalities us households on fundadayd layerilities, 172 trillion 685 billion e. yesterday, too, there was a figure that slipped through the total public debt. e countries of the world have already exceeded 300 trillion, this is a critical line, beyond which, for how long, countries can accumulate their debt obligations without this structure collapsing. primarily. e vyacheslav alekseevich for inviting me to transfer now. i have been for many months now. how hooked she is your pro

of the country of the chairmanship. decisions are made by consensus, but are not binding and are subject to approval by the international monetary fund, the world bank and other financial and economic organizations. character in in 2013, in st. petersburg, putin and obama discussed the syrian crisis. the result was an agreement on the chemical destruction of the board in 2014 in the australian brizbine, the ukrainian crisis was in the spotlight in 2019 vladimir putin and donald trump discussed the situation in syria iran venezuela and ukraine last year in rome in addition to climate problems happened on the iranian nuclear program president indonesia is no exception setting the agenda and prioritizing sustainable development the challenge of global inequality. improving the quality of people's lives, protection, health, everything is urgent and long-term, but the current stories are constantly being pushed aside. forever. we must understand that a situation in which 1 billion people control the other 6 billion controls a huge share of the world economy. it's an extremely unbalanced world. it's time to think about creating new coalitions, for example

the international monetary fund, one of the main problems. inflation will remain at a fairly high level of six and a half percent, world centers, banks, primarily reserve, will continue to take even radical steps. if only to slow down the growth of consumer prices confidently the head of the imf fed no there is no other choice but to stick to a steady reduction in inflation, and they do this in the interests of both the american and the world economy. after all, if inflation is not taken under control, the negative consequences for the rest of the world will be difficult for the economic situation on a global scale to a large extent connected, also with a sharp slowdown in the locomotive of the world economy. china's zero-tolerance policy of covid in china and related lockdowns, as well as complexities in the real estate sector, will continue to put pressure on the global gdp growth rate considers the international monetary fund, and the completion of the release. let me remind you of the exchange rate today, the dollar is 61 rubles, seven kopecks. euro, 63 38, and that's all for now. roman is now the most recent message ukrainian nationalists

forecast was made in the international monetary fund, one of the main problems of inflation will continue for at a fairly high level of six and a half percent, the world's central banksily the us federal reserve, will continue to take even radical steps. if only to slow down the growth of consumer prices confidently, the head of the mf c has no other choice but to stick to the course of a steady reduction in inflation, and they are doing this in the interests of both the american and the world economy. after all, if inflation is not taken under control, the negative consequences for the rest of the world will be a difficult economic situation on a global scale in is largely connected, also with a sharp slowdown in the locomotive of the world economy. china's zero-tolerance covid policy in the prc associated lockdowns, as well as the complexities of all three real estate , will continue to put pressure on this just global gdp, according to the international monetary fund. at the end of the issue, i will remind you of the exchange rate for today, the dollar is 61 rubles. 7 kop. euro-63 38 and that's all for me for now roman thank you savings card is 120 days without in

global economy -- along with the other global institutions like the international monetary fund, the world bank which will grow out of it. the final component of this, what we have as the wto but started as gantt. that trade disputes were at the heart of a major reason why world war ii erupted. now the idea that collective security institutions, international ones, will actually be the arbiters of peace and cooperation. this is how we settle disagreements. well, no one thought that the united nations would be challenged so soon. so, within 24 hours the united states -- because it has a see on the security council, convenes a emergency meeting of the other security members. they say, this cannot be tolerated! this is a violation of the most fundamental principle of the united nation. everybody's membership in it. everybody was allowed to become a member, the countries that were, precisely because the first thing that all countries agreed to was recognizing and respecting the sovereignty of other countries. you simply cannot go invade another country! so, emergency meeting called. there is a long story about exactly wh

the world bank and the international monetary fund are headquartered in washington . their analyses and forecasts carry considerable weight in the international financial world. there assessment for the region in the spring of 1997 is entirely positive. joseph stieglitz, as the world banks chief economist at the time focusing on east asia. and he shared this assessment. they put a more egalitarian ugh policy at the center. they were much more ah, equal societies than the united states was. they are focused on governments investing an infrastructure investing and technology investing in education policies that i thought were good policies. 4th, united states, the kind of policies i had pushed when i was in the council of economic advisers of president clinton, in the 19 ninety's, the same phenomenon could be observed again and again in southeast and east asia. within the shortest time. and urban economic culture had evolved with great opportunities for social advancement. in just one generation, farmers became engineers. much of the money borrowed from abroad was invested in the future of these countries. these are in themselves the ingredients to a success story. but what was it that triggered the asian cri

the international monetary fund expects one third of the world economy to be in a recession this year or next. so the banks done an outstanding job since independence, has my wholehearted support in its mission to defeat inflation and we will not change this. but we have fiscal and monetary policy working together and that means the government and the bank working in lockstep. it means in particular even the world confidence in our ability to pay our debts. british families must live every day their means and so must the government because the united kingdom will always pay its way. i understand the motivation of my predecessors many budget and he was correct -- many budget -- mini budget. but unfunded tax cuts are as risky as on funding -- unfunded spending. government borrowing has fallen, the pound has strengthened and the opr says today that lower interest rates generated by the government's actions are already benefiting our economy and public finances. but mr. speaker, credibility cannot be taken for granted. with today's inflation figures, it shows we must continue a relentless fight to bring it do

the international monetary fund expects one third of the world's economy to be in recession this year or next. the bankotivation of my predecessor's mini budget. he was correct... he was correct to identify grace as a priority. but unfunded tax hats are as risky as unfunded tax hats are as risky as unfunded spending, which is why we reverse the planned measures. —— tax cuts. the pound has strengthened and the obr says today the lower interest rates generated by the actions of the government already benefiting our economy and public finances. mr speaker, credibility cannot be taken for granted. yesterday's inflation figures show we must continue a relentless fight to bring it down, including a rock—solid commitment to rebuild our public finances. richard hughes and his team at the obr today layout starkly the impact of global headwinds on the uk economy. i am enormously grateful to him and his team for the thorough work. the obr forecast uk's inflation rate to be 9.1% and 7.4% next year. they confirm our actions today help information to full sharply from the middle of year stop they also judged that th