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banks. it has not been done before, in terms of taking outside in-view, i.e. holding up a mirrore banks and looking at their ai capabilities. we go and measure the banks on the strength of their ai ecosystem, then we rank them according to the scores that they get against the strengths of this ecosystem, which we break down into four alec -- areas. caroline: talent, bringing on the right people to the parts of the banks you need to build up. what about responsible ai? what are banks doing about that at the moment? alexandra: on the talent and leadership, innovation side, that is the engine room. have you got the right talent? dev ops, looking at implementation talent, and so on. the innovation is following a build or buy approach. researching what sort of partnerships you have and also what you are investing in or acquiring. doing all of that is great, looking at the raw horsepower, but doing it in a responsible manner is really critical, especially now, even the release of chat-gpt. a lot of banks looking at how to incorporate arch language models. the responsible ai bit is real

banking crisis and the impact of that and the credit tightening we've seen since that. we have a real tightening of credit conditions in the credit markets but this now we're seeing mirrored in the banking sector in terms of bank lending activity and that is a deflationary event. so i think this number is kind of a little bit rear view mirror as they all are but that said, at two tenth hs the annual rates 2.4% which would be down from 6% in the last one. inflation is moving in the right direction. the question is does it move there fast enough to satisfy the fed and i think a lot of that will depend on how good things look in the banking system, whether things appear to have stabilized or not but i think the inflation demon has been slade at this point. it's taking a -- slayed at this point. it's taking a while to show through the numbers. maria: when you look at the components of cpi, i understand rent is still significant in terms of its ability to stay with higher rents month after month, year after year. that's one component that doesn't seem to be coming off. >> it's amazing how long it's stayed as high as it has in the face of an absolute collapse in the housing mar

annabelle, he says it's like assessing banks from a rearview mirror. s now from tampa, florida. great to have you. the last time we spoke we were in the thick of the banking crisis, the sort of burgeoning banking crisis at the point. are these numbers interesting to you? what will be most useful from this quarters earnings? >> well, you have to study the balance sheets closely, because the income statement is the rearview mirror. the balance sheets is a what you're looking for is does the bank have a lot of fixed rate loans on its balance sheet, which would be mortgages, auto loans, credit card loans?does it have a high proportion of assets insecurities? because if they have a lot of fixed rate securities and loans, then they are locked into rates that will not go up as interest rates have come up within the economy. that means they cannot pay depositors higher rates for the money because basically the, as they say, you have these fixed rates, of those banks will be troubled when you go through the coming year. i think you know, the second thing you wan

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the words of a bank of america executive regarding ukrainian president log mirror, the lensky, the follow to that many apologies from the company after a conference call on geo politics didn't go exactly the way some in the bank wanted to. or external speakers are independent and the diverse views expressed are their own. we have apologize to those clients who voice their displeasure at some of the views expressed well from what we understand. the reports we have received indicate that the bank's head of research has called up a number of clients to apologize for the meeting. and among those who attended, who were offended was one timothy ash, who was a russia specialist. and this is what he had to say. i still don't get why us bank steal we loud speakers had events full clients who so often roll through moscow's talking points on the war in ukraine. if i recall it is booting, who has been dictate for war crime, scene ukraine, not joe biden. now the event is being described as overwhelmingly pro russia. and among the things that seemed to upset detractors was the fact that daniel she, ham

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bank earnings coming out from wall street and the session later friday. haidi: we will be watching for the state of deposits as we hit that rearview mirror as one of our guestsk at what happen with the banking collapses and how we do continue to see liquidity conditions continuing to ease but is there more structural risk ahead. david mentioned we are waiting for singapore first data gdp crossing the bloomberg 7/10 of 1% quarter on quarter contraction, worse than expected. we saw growth add 0.1%. that's really when it comes to the year on year number feeds into the global exposure that the singapore economy has, their vulnerability in the path forward for the central bank. david: here we go. look at this. it looks like, contrary to what most economists were expecting, the m a x is not doing anything based on the lines coming through. we have to go through this because there are three tools. they have maintained the slope of the currency, they kept the center. the third is it kept the with. there we go, dollars off against the same dollar as you would expect. that's the redhead coming across the bloomberg terminal. it's a pause out of the mas, haidi. haidi: t

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as with all the central banks, they are looking out of the rearview mirror of a lot of these key economicatistics and they are using a policy tool which won't affect the economy for 12-24 months. they are trying to balance those two and it is very difficult. dani: if they continue to hike and they are looking at backwards data to follow on from your logic, james, it means that further out, the extent to which they will have to cuts for which the economy will run into trouble will be even greater. is this just the net effect to make duration more attractive? james: yeah, definitely makes duration more attractive. if you look at the long end of the q. week overnight, -- the q. week-- the kiwi overnight. the one year is up less as a has inverted further. it has come down into your point the market is telling the rbnz that they believe that these actions are going to weigh on growth in the future. i think the game has changed somewhat largely because of what we have seen in the banking sectors of the u.s. and europe. the market has now seen something that it really can't un-see. it is saying

that is an indication that many are starting to put the banking turmoil of last month in the rearview mirrornot clear yet. we still want to hear from the banks. haidi: su with the latest. we will watch for major earnings out this week from bank of america, goldman sachs and morgan stanley. to give us a fuller picture of what is going on across the banking sector. let's get you a check of the latest business headlines for hsbc's largest shareholder expected to back resolutions to force it to provide regular updates on its business structure and restore dividends to pre-covid levels. at a meeting, -- backed resolutions put forward by an activist investor. hsbc end to the chinese insurance group have been at odds with the bank repeatedly rejecting calls to break up its business. credit suisse says stash $4.4 billion from its funds since it was acquired by ubs last month. according to analysts, this represents around 2.5% of their assets under management. outflows have eased since march with the recent inflow of $230 million, suggesting the work of the bleeding may be over. alphabet fell the mos

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fundamental reports have been quite positive technicals are starting to mirror the fundamental names and act very well. >> you mentioned -- the bankingis market it creates ammo for bulls and bears. you could say if you're bearish, there's no real sustainable rally has tended to continue if the banks are outright weak as they have been over the last couple of months on the other hand, the tape has managed to hold together even with that drag from the banks. is there opportunity and bottom fishing there or would you say this is a broken sector for now? >> in an intermediate term basis, i would say it's broken i say there are excellent large-cap banks that rebounded quite sharply that look attractive a lot of those like the jpmorgans, citibanks of the world have rebounded the regional bank area is trying to stabilize but it hasn't been convincing to me yet that this is a go-to area for immediate term and long investors. in terms of a possible further pullback into may, as you say, maybe we're setting up for it, what would be an acceptable level of a pullback from here? since october, there have been a couple of retreats in the s&p 500 t

our reserves was frozen and at the same time, as a response mirror measure to sanctions on okhotno ryad , the next report of the central bankready looking forward to and all because of the digital ruble , it is planned to consider the results of the project for its implementation in the economy exactly in a year, it was announced that we will talk about cross-border transactions , but not only because what is interesting about the digital ruble in the future, it guarantees that all targeted payments or, for example, subsidies, will receive the specified recipients, and only he and no fraud with this money will, in principle, impossible. i decided to be flexible in the issue of settlements with foreign cryptocurrencies in counterparties. nabiullina asked the deputies. as soon as possible, several bills on protecting the rights of consumers of banking services should be adopted as soon as possible, both from fraudsters to the initiative involves the return of funds stolen from cards, and from hidden fees, banks are going to oblige to indicate the full cost of the loan. this is very important for dealing with imposition with i

bank accounts. of those involved in the protest, so asked, pandemic received into the rear view mirror and the fear mongering dissipates people are sobering up and looking for explanations. for some of that drastic measures taken, that science really doesn't seem to support as much or even at all anymore. but these leaders wouldn't be in this particular position if they had been more open minded and hadn't gone to such great lengths to censor and attack views and positions that simply contradicted their own, dismissing them as fake news or anti science dis information. those are the main stories for this. how do checkouts, all websites or social media pages from all monitors be to scott, let me back again at the top of the hour. thanks for watching. ah . most of on seceded from the u. k. in 1949. today it's an independent republic. however, neighboring northern ireland continues to strive a secession from great britain in the 20th century. more than 3 and a half 1000 people died in this drug.

and he also ordered the blocking of bank accounts of those involved in the protest. so as pandemic received into the rear view mirror and the fear mongering, dissipates people are sobering up. and they're looking for explanations for some of that drastic measures taken. that science really doesn't seem to support as much or even at all anymore. but these leaders wouldn't be in this particular position if they had been more open minded and hadn't gone to such great lengths to center and attack views and positions, but simply contradicted their own, dismissing them as fake news or anti science dis, information. you can keep up to date with the latest world news is when he's documentaries and discussion by visiting our website. are you dot com as always we appreciate your company. thank you for choosing audience nash. with a hungary has been a member of the european union and nato since 1999 during the 1st post soviet wave of nato's eastwood expansion. number's still is because of this thing. my logo, thanks his dilemma for all 3 of us see like, by law as a conscience. so. so me, me and if so we did, i guess for zach l

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mirrors. the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically supported. the oil industry was a main bank roller for opposition to contact the campaign against the climate. do you think that's a bad thing more to to did was yours? it was absolutely on all 0 is a wave of sentiment around the world if you will actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries. and i think often people's voice is not heard because it's not part of the mainstream news market. obviously we cover the big stories and report on the big events that are going on. but we'll say, tell a story to people generally don't have a voice. i mean, whenever chance my dad never be afraid to put your hand up, not a question. and i think that's what actually really does. we ask the question to people who should be accountable, and also we get people to give their view of what's going on. ah, i'm several, lenin, doha. your top stories on al jazeera, this, our fighting between sedans, army and the paramilitary rapid support forces is in its 2nd week. the violence is continued despite the cease fire agree

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