now octavio, what our investors looking for from the federal reserve this week. i mean, is there a sense of urgency to do something given that inflation is now rising at its fastest rate since 1900? $82.00. well, i think a pals are laid out fairly clearly what the fmc is doing and what the new york fits trading desk is going to be doing in terms of purchases, that they're tapering, that they've laid out fairly clearly. i don't expect that to be a major shift away from what they just said a few weeks ago. so that would undermine i think, j pals, credibility or i should say, undermine is credibility even more than is done to himself in the course the past few months. but i don't expect that he's made sure that looks like that tapering they should complete that tape or sometime next year. exactly. want to know march maybe middle of the or something of that sort. and then we'll see, you know, this is a fairly slow process and i think the, the central bank is deathly afraid, as you pointed out, of impacting the equity market. it seems that is almost the primary concer

certainly not . speculation plays a big role now. octavio, what do you make of all of this? i mean, when we see kind of this panic that goes across the markets last week we were talking about how we didn't really see any sort of tapered tantrum from markets when it came to the federal reserve. the latest announcement is that kind of playing into what we're seeing now, or does it have more to do with those concerns about demand and what could happen? well, i'm waiting to see the tape attention. i think it's on the way it's going to come, but it's really interesting if you look at the us treasury market so far, they've taken all this in their stride. so the yields on 10 year treasury is still holfram just below 1.4 percent. that hasn't really bugged since j power announced this tape or the 6 ration of the table. so that hasn't made its way through the market just yet. i think markets sort of half expecting the front to back down at some stage. and so we've got new problems. what new pressures on the well, the con, i'm going to have to read, restart the bon purchase program, an

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i've been moscow host, chris, the i and octavio marines, the ceo of openness, l. l. c. kristi. let's start with you here. now china has recently said that it wants to focus on stability and just about every aspect of its economy over the next year. is this move to lower? it's a benchmark rate part of that process. in a way, i guess the people thing to china implement was prudent monetary policy in order to stabilize the growth of credit in order to support the real economy. so they're currently focused on maintaining the quality at a reasonable and ample level while they're also undergoing the changes in a tiny credit amongst risky assets and investment, such as speculative real estate. so the low crime rate primarily affects corporate and household love. so by cutting and benchmark rate is tempting to keep enterprises financing costs at a lower level. china also now, but they will double down on financial support from micro small and medium sized enterprises. which unless that will help to cushion the current downward nomic pressure. because.

now, octavio, let's start with the latest on china. in the ever grants saga, the company we know has missed multiple payments are ready. so do you see the local government stepping in now having an impact at all on where this is going? well, i'm really not sure what the local government can do in this situation. i mean, ever grounds problems. first will extend outside of one region in china. there act throughout china, but the local government really is not able to do very much of that sort of maybe write some checks and, and do things not. so the real support is going to come from the central government in china and it from the people's bank of china is going to have to do something about the ever got is racked up and do something about that. the local government, i think, is a bit of a lost cause. it's good to talk and good to get some support moral support apps. but really in terms of taking on the level of debt that every brand is racked up, it's not going to be the local government's going to be able to take this on. and i would p

c. octavio certainly, you know, we talk about these latest predictions, right? we were supposed to see a big recovery, certainly coming along in 2022. that seems to be now on hold. when say you well, i think making the focus about where economy is going to go with such precision to say i can get to right down to a 0 point. one percent of my full cost in these times is a bit of a fools error. and i think i think the best you can do the stage is to simply say there's also different scenarios. i don't know what's going on with the home icon. it might go up, it might go away quickly. i don't know what the federal reserve is going to do. exact was monetary policy with a impact on these things. so i think having one single very precise number in terms of focus for the it is a bit off the market. the 2nd thing the best you can do is just be very, very flexible and right and i'm it and i think is going to change rapidly and don't have too much listed in forecast that source. well certainly you know, here in the us we see businesses in restaurants and hotel. they have fe

and americans feel the impact all around the journey is an emergency seo, an openness i'll see now octavio. let's start with the latest on china in the ever grand saga, the company we know has missed multiple payments are ready. so do you see the local government stepping in now having an impact at all on where this is going? well, i'm really not sure what the local government can do in the situation. i mean, ever grants promise 1st will extend outside of one region in china, the right throughout china. but the local government really is not able to do very much of that sort of maybe right, some checks and, and do things now. so, and the real support can have come from the central government and china and protect from the people's bank of china is going to have to do something about the debt burden that it ever got has racked up and do something about that. the local government, i think, is a bit of a lost cause. it's good to talk and good to get some support, some moral support apps. but really, in terms of taking on the level of debt that ever grounders reco, it's not going to be the loc

highs is coming to a very sudden end as 2021 comes to a close to you guys must co host christy i and octavio marines, the ceo of openness, l. l. c. christie. let's start with you here. now china has recently said that it wants to focus on stability and just about every aspect of its economy over the next year. is this move to lower its benchmark rate part of that process? in a way, i guess the people thing to china implement was prudent monetary policy in order to stabilize growth of credit in order to support the meal economy. so they're currently focused on maintaining the quality at a reasonable and ample level while they're also undergoing the changes in as timing, amongst risky assets and investment, such as the speculative real estate. so the low crime rate primarily affects corporate and household love. so by cutting a benchmark rate, it's tempting to keep enterprises financing costs at a lower level. china also now, but they will double down on financial support from micro small and medium size enterprises. which unless that will help to cushion the current down. can amik prussia bec

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