the national bureau of statistics said recent stimulus measures from beijing have helped. but warren, the recovery was fragile and the global conditions remain complicated. let's go down to some of our other global business stories, making headlines. 0 zone inflation has reached a record high prices in august increasing 9 point one percent compared to a year earlier. that's according to the leaves, figures, consumers and businesses have been had hardest buy cost for energy and groceries. and that's raising pressure on the european central bank. the international monetary font expects a stronger economic downturn worldwide in the 3rd quarter. it points to continuing lockdown and china supply chain disruptions and inflation. the i m f expect many countries was slipping through recession next year. world bank issued a similar warning. adding the threat of a global recession is rising. 2 years ago, brazil central bank announced the launch of a free electronic payment system called picks, and many brazilian scratch their heads, they never heard of the system to day daily picks,

. >>> china's national bureau of statistics will announce production figures for august on friday. rt rose 3.8%. that was down 1/10 of a percentage point from the previous month. production recovered after lockdowns were lifted in june. it has yet to show a sustained acceleration. the latest data suggest that the zero covid-19 policy is weighing on growth. the government expressed readiness to prop up the economy. whether the measures are effective remains to be seen. on the same day, the european european union statistical office will see the revised prices. the annual inflation rate hit a record 9.1% in august, up from 8.9% in july. energy costs are expected to have risen by the most on record in august, pushing up inflation across the euro zone. the european central bank started a tightening cycle in july after years of loose monetary policy. the headline target is 2%. the soaring prices prompted participants to resume with another rate hike this month. let's get a check on the markets. >>> that is it for "newsline biz". thank you very much for watching. >> the united nations say

the national bureau of statistics says pmi for the sector stood at 50.1. that is up from august. exceeds the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction. the pmi is based on a var of 3,200 manufacturers. the easing of heat waves that cause power shortages and forced fact r factories drove up the undechl. the pmi including restaurants and hotels came to 50.6. that is down two points from the previous month due to a resurgence of coronavirus infections in many parts of the country. it decluined for the third straight month. german chancellor shultz has announced a package to protect households from soaring energy prices. the measures are worth $200 billion euros or196 billion. many residents and companies are cannot overcome easily.t they we must lower energy prices. >> shultz sd the packa will protect the german people from russia whose aions are responsible for the higher energy costs. the prices have been soaring in germany since russia sharply cut back on the natural gas exports. inflation hit a record 10% in september from a year earlier. that's the highest level in 70 year

the national bureau of statistics says retail sales rose 5.4% in august from a year earlier.s up 2.7 percentage points from july. strong sales were recorded at auto dealerships and restaurants. industrial production grew 4.2% from last august and was up 0.4 of a point from the previous month. automakers increased output, but at a slower pace. power shortages suspended operations at some factories in sichuan and other inland provinces. development from january to august declined 7.4% from the same period last year. the size of the decline widened by one point from the period to july. this indicated a prolonged slump in china's property industry. >>> when a massive earthquake hit northeastern japan in march 2011, the shaking was felt far from the epicenter. many sky scrapers in tokyo experienced what is known as long period ground motion. construction companies are now working on methods to reduce the damage this can cause. major construction firm conducted a test on a model skyscraper. a vibration reduction system was installed in the upper floors. this is a departure from the

the national bureau of statistics giving a news conference. those numbers speak for themselves. big beat for retail sales. fixed asset investment also had an estimate. the only dark cloud was the property market in the numbers we got out of there, particularly new-home sales. yvonne: take a look at the markets, certainly things are looking a little less bad. seeing a little bit of turnaround when it comes to risk here today, given the fact this was a sizable beat when it comes to most of these numbers. retail sales, a lot has to do with the auto sales side. but broader consumer sentiment is still hostage to covid zero. david: we are seeing an improvement in the equity market a little bit, a little bit. about 1%. looks like we are reversing it again. the currency remains weak. to your point earlier, the graphic here shows you this, we are above seven. we are also seeing a wide, wide spread of the exchange rate and the fixing at the bottom of your screen. that is pretty much blown out. so in some ways, traders are testing, not exactly the limits, but they are starting to push beyo

imperialist grin is more and more clearly guessed, a simple example according to the data bureau of national statistics in 2021. about 85 million tons of oil were produced in kazakhstan, while more than 67 million were exported. that is , about 15% of all oil produced is left for processing in the country. this is because the mining companies, under the existing production sharing agreement . it's just more profitable to export crude oil than. to earn it in kazakhstan in general is, of course, a complex of reasons, this is the higher price of oil on the world market compared to the domestic one, but the point is also that the domestic refinery receives oil from fields that have long passed their peak and are now losing capacity, hence the constant shortage of fuel in the country in kazakhstan, which is so rich in oil . a monument to the participants of the special operation to protect the donbass was opened in tajikistan. this is a two-meter bronze composition that depicts a soldier covering a child. the tajik diaspora of russia supported the legislative initiative, which will allow foreigners to join

this imperialist grin is more and more clearly guessed, a simple example according to the bureau of national statistics in 2021. about 85 million tons of oil were produced in kazakhstan, at the same time, more than 67 million were exported. that is , about 15% of all oil produced is left for processing in the country. this is because the mining companies, under the existing production sharing agreement . it's just more profitable to export crude oil. rather than re-earn it in kazakhstan in general, this, of course, is a complex of reasons, this is a higher price for oil on the world market compared to the domestic one, but the point is also that at the domestic refinery oil comes from fields that have long passed their peak and are now losing power hence the constant shortage of fuel in a country in kazakhstan so rich in oil a little about other news, the past week on the walk of fame of the heroes of the 201 russian military base. a monument to the participants of the special operation to protect the donbass was opened in tajikistan. this is a two-meter bronze composition that depicts a soldier coveri

this imperialist grin is more and more clearly guessed, a simple example according to the bureau of national statistics in 2021. about 85 million tons of oil were produced in kazakhstan, at the same time, more than 67 million were exported. that is , about 15% of all oil produced remained for processing in the country. this is because the mining companies, under the existing production sharing agreement . it's just more profitable to export crude oil. rather than rereading it in kazakhstan in general, this, of course, is a complex of reasons, this is a higher price for oil on the world market compared to the domestic one, but the point is also that at the domestic refinery oil comes from fields that have long passed their peak and are now losing power hence the constant shortage of fuel in a country in kazakhstan so rich in oil a little about other news, the past week on the walk of fame of the heroes of the 201 russian military base. a monument to the participants of the special operation to protect the donbass was opened in tajikistan. this is a two-meter bronze composition that depicts a soldier cov

of the national information bureau, mr. oleksandr, greetings, and the first thing that worries us the most is the latest statistics that you today regarding prisoners , deported and missing persons missing as a result of russian aggression and a full-scale war in ukraine at the moment. unfortunately, we have such numbers, and i would start with the fact that, as for the prisoners, almost 600 people have been returned to date, this is near the station of the free and the rest of the military is the same with regard to the deportees , the figures on one side are very terrible on the other hand, there are no exact figures because we do not have access to the territory of the aggressor and there are two numbers, let's say, those reported by the aggressor himself, that is more than three million people forcibly relocated to their territory, deportees, and of them, about 600,000 are children. this is what they voice what they say . we also collect this data and verify it with our e . e.e. 7,000, almost 7,300 children, the return is very difficult, and it is either the people themselves choose to leave the territory of the aggress

bureau of labor statistics reported that we need more w thn one hundreds of young thousand - national shortage had many reasons contribute to this shortage however, i was shocked to see the training received at the agreement provision among the nurses with repayments as high as $20000. so ms. gittleman can you expand on the use of the healthcare profession. >> sure and thank you for those questions senator. these traps are becoming more and more prevalent across the industry's and they are infiltrating nursing and tracking a pet store employees, social workers and into her medical field as well. and this is a form of employee driven debt and only traps thenl consumers in the dow but also hinders replace mobility and the disparities. >> thank you mr. feldman, any additional comments we need toti be doing to nest this. >> thank you, yes, i want to have his of these arrangements particularly when it comes to immigrant nurses and will see the employers justify extraordinary debt and repayment agreements by saying about the worker entered into them voluntarily in order to have their visa s

bureau of labor statistics said we need more than 179,000 nurses to meet our national shortage and many reasons contribute to the shortage however, i was shocked to see the prevalence of training repayment for nurses with repayments as high as $20,000. so, miss gittleman, can you expand on the track? >> thank you for the question, senator. these traps are becoming more and more prevalent across many industries. they are infiltrating trucking, nursing, pet smart employees, social workers into our medical field as well and this is a form of employee-driven debt that not only traps consumers in that debt, but also, hinders workplace mobility and exacerbate disparities. >> thank you. any other additional comments or things that we should be doing in congress to address this, if anything? >> thank you. yes, you know, i just want to emphasize that when many of these arrangements, especially when it comes to immigrant nurses, we'll see employers justify extraordinary debts and training, repayment agreements by saying that the worker entered into them voluntarily and in order to have their visa

bureau of labor statistics. the lower price of gasoline was the main driver for the decline. analysts say rent increases in the bay area were also smaller than the nationalnd. inflation was still up, though 5.7% from a year ago nationwide, inflation was up 8.3% in august your time now for 37, california is now suing amazon, accusing the giant company event i competitive business practices that inflate prices, attorney general rob bonta announced the lawsuit and claims amazon punishes sellers and suppliers who sell their merchandise at lower prices elsewhere on the internet, including walmart and target website. the lawsuit claims amazon but either display the products less prominently or block them entirely. in order to avoid competing on prices with other online e commerce sites, since at least 2012. so for a decade, amazon required sellers to enter into contracts that severely penalize them if their products are offered for a lower price of amazon. california's antitrust lawsuit is among the biggest legal challenges against amazon and amazon says this case should be thrown out now. here's part of amazon's response. bonds to it, quote sellers sell their

the bureau of labor statistics says the lower price of gasoline was the main driver for that decline, but analysts say rent increases in the bay area were also smaller than the nationalgo. nationwide inflation was up 8.3% in august. california's inflation relief refund payment should start arriving in bake accounts next month. the franchise tax board will distribute payments through direct deposits and debit cards that will be mailed the timeline will depend on several factors, including how residents filed their taxes. last batch of refund payments should go out by mid january. in order to receive a payment you needed to have filed a 2020 california tax return and also make less than $250,000 a year if you want to know the exact amount coming your way you can find that information over on our website just head over to ktvu .com. the ceo of gerber says he thinks the baby formula shortage will improve in the next couple of weeks. right now, the ceo says they're still in critical mode in production, but they say more supplies should be in the market by october. retailers including wal mart and target say they've also seen more formula availability, target says though i

host: the next release of the consumer price index from the bureau of labor statistics -- that is the big nationalat gets so much attention every month -- we are looking at september 13 for the august numbers, and then october 13 for the september numbers, and then the next one does not come out until after the midterm elections. the midterm election is november 8. the next one does not come out until november 10. . i guess my question for you, mike, is when was the last time you were paying attention to the consumer price index from the bureau of labor statistics? do you remember another election where all eyes were on these reports, before an election? caller: actually, you know, i don't know how old i sound, but i am 70 years old, and i do remember that way back, you know, in the 1980 election, when inflation was through, and gas prices were through the roof, i think one of the terms that reagan used at that time is, "are you better off now than you were four years ago?" and i think that is something that the republicans should capitalize on. are you better off now than you were two years ago?

of the nation. the census determines congressional apportionment of house seats and allocation of trillions of dollars in federal spending. even many businesses in the private sector rely on census bureau statistics to guide their decisions. the previous administration's spectacular contempt for our constitutional system was on full display during its many efforts to interfere with the 2020 census for purposes of political gain. the effort to complete a comprehensive and effective census was undermined at every turn by efforts such as the unlawful plot to add the citizenship question to the short form which was struck down by the supreme court. or the installation of a record breaking number of highly partisan political appointees to the ranks of the bureau's leadership. the reforms contained in the ensuring a fair and accurate census act will safeguard the integrity of the census count against this type of sinister political interference in the many years to come. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. reschenthaler: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the distinguished g