why oxford economics thinks china's growth could come at eight cost for second-quarter data.his is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> taking a look at the week ahead, china's economy is front and center. most expect the pboc to hold off on a rate cut. consensus sees weaker readings for china. japan's core inflation may cool, but it remained above the 2% target. consumers struggle with high prices and that is your week ahead. haidi: big week going into the china dater and pboc decision. our next guest talks about the increase. luis, league economists. front routing and de-stocking has been moved forward. louise: you recall we had strong data and strong export data for january and february which suggests momentum may fade which means manufacturing thinks will happen. haidi: how you feel about the consumer? do you see signs of improvement? louise: q1 has been resilient. we had a late lunar new year and in general we went into 2024 thinking post-covid recovery has run its course and it has not. so deflation may not be severe. because of deflationary impulses, households face high interest rates.

porque los precios de los alimentos podrían disminuir a nivel mundial, según indicó un informe de oxford economics

porque los precios de los alimentos podrían disminuir a nivel mundial, según indicó un informe de oxford economicss expertos alegan que esto se debe al crecimiento de los cultivos como el trigo y el maíz y ojalá bueno, la hambruna a nivel mundial tenga su fin. en nombre de mis colegas de les doy las gracias por su sintonía (musica) >> 23 de abril, me se bien informado aqui en noticias telemundo mediodia cerra nudo en nueva york el en noticias telemundo, mediodia. >> se reanuda el juicio criminal contra donald trump por la falsificacion de registros financieros y donde comparecen mas testigos. >> amigos, tenemos lo ultimo sobre la orden de silencio que pesa contra el expresidente. >> mas estudiantes universitarios se suman a las protestas en estados unidos contra la guerra en gaza, mientras se eleva la cifra de arrestos en en las en diferentes campus del pais. >> declara el nulo el juicio contra un ranchero de arizona de 75 anos acusado de matar a tiros a un migrante que estaba con otros dentro de su propiedad. >> y un estudiante hispana se encuentra en medio de un dilema no saben que prestigioso u

alimentos podrían disminuir a nivel mundial en los próximos meses, según indicó un informe de oxford economicsemitiendo una alerta de salud pública para productos de carne molida de greater omaha packing que podrían estar contaminados con la bacteria de e-coli. las autoridades señalaron que no solicitaron la retirada de los estantes porque estos productos ya no están disponibles para su compra. miren esto que ven aquí es el panorama que se está viviendo en la universidad de california. en berkeley. son más de 40 carpas las que han sido instaladas frente al jardín del edificio para pedir a la casa de estudios cortar relaciones con las empresas que se encargan de construir armas usadas por israel en la guerra del medio oriente. su manera de protestar. para quienes no estén familiarizados con este lugar, es una protesta que está en un sitio de alto tránsito de estudiantes. por ahí pasan también los profesores, el personal administrativo, prácticamente todos los que tienen que ir para ese, para ese lugar, ese recinto. pero las otras protestas no solo han sido a nivel local en todo el país se han v

we have reached out to various economists, and what we learn from oxford economics is that it would requirentry's gdp to grow sixfold from the current level, $3.75 trillion to $23 trillion. it will have to increase per capita from a range of $2400 to $13845, which means the benchmark by threshold the world bank is sent, the country will have to consistently grow at a pace of 8% for the next 24 years , and that kind of a pace has been maintained by a country like china and still it is not a developed country, and for indigo to be able to meet the 8% level on a consistent basis for the next 24 years is going to be a tall order. haslinda: it is about metrics, not just about per capita income. what of the other metrics that can be used to assess whether a country is developed, and when you use those metrics, it is india lie? >> there is no one particular definition that a country can use to reach developed country status. there are different metrics being provided by the world bank and the united nations human development index, but besides economic prosperity, one also looks at the education l

regulations for banks has been estimated by lexisnexis, which is a law consulting firm, and oxford economics, to put that in context , the total cost that in context, the total cost of policing in britain for all other crimes put together is 17 billion. so britain spends twice other crimes put together is 17 as much on trying to prevent money laundering as it does on all other crimes put together. >> absolutely bonkers . jamie >> absolutely bonkers. jamie white, thank you for joining us with that knockout statistic. now, tomorrow, it's the annual general meeting of natwest group. yes, it's their first agm since i perhaps caused them some difficulties . no not true. they difficulties. no not true. they caused themself those difficulties as i did nothing wrong whatsoever. they de—banking me because my views did not align with those of the bank. they then palmed it all off onto a city law firm, travis smith, to do an investigation. now the reason i won that case and got public sympathy was i put in a subject access request to got to the get the information about me. the bank held well, i've don

oxford on even gums park. many things that used to be abstract. dr. x x actually exists. i and i hands on a tangible way. many things have progressed, especially in china, ended economic development. there were cities that are very, very large, were many modern buildings, half being erected in the cities with millions of and hopkins large of them all we have in europe. and i think this is what we have to bear in the box of our minds when talking about china, irrespective of a to size, there were regions that lack behind in economic terms in china. but then there were areas that belong to the fields that can compete on a global scale and have developed in a very modern way as germany's transfer of shots. they're addressing the press after his meeting with the president and prime minister of china. he spoke about com and careful talks marked by pragmatism. let's break it all down with the delay . as chief international editor, richard walker rejoins me in the studio, may take away. yeah. okay, nicole, we didn't learn a whole lot during that q and a i have to admit, i mean it was, it was, it was pretty vague and a lot of subjects. and i guess like we can talk about a cou

but even those who are doing well economically in rural places still pay a kind of extra price for living in low density environments. peter: would you consider oxford, ohio a rural area? steven: it is. it is sort of on the edge of the cincinnati, greater cincinnati area, but it is a town of about 50,000 people. it is just 15,000 people. it is a university town. you drive five minutes from the center of campus and you will find yourself in a field because it is ohio and we grow corn and soybeans. so it is a rural place. peter: why are some of the reddist areas the most rural? steven: that is the million-dollar question. i am no expert, i am a historian and have a hard enough time dealing with the past. i am using that as a caveat. there are probably a couple of things going on. in a place like ohio, the rural areas have by and large always voted republican. as a consequence, they almost, it is habit. it is what my parents and grandparents did. the republican party itself has become more and more extreme as it has floated off into a right wing world, but these people are going to vote republican regardless of the particular ideologies of the republic

oxford and cambridge. he warned of the risks to some of their cutting—edge research, which, they were told, was in danger of being targeted by states seeking to enhance their own economiceak now to our security correspondent gordon corera. what is m15 plasma concern here? the concern really comes to mainly their challenge from china and the concern is that uk universities, notjust the uk, other countries as well, i've seen attempts to get hold of sensitive research, sensitive material, not what would be typically thought of as secrets, not really talking about buying here, but often academic collaboration orjoint buying here, but often academic collaboration or joint ventures buying here, but often academic collaboration orjoint ventures in the academic world. but in which sensitive technology and research might then pass which could be useful to another state, for instance, china. it is hard to understand that if you think about it as perhaps if university was carrying out some kind of research on movements under water and the ability to detect those, that might be open research which could have some value commercially for a university, but it also could have a nation