our prices do go down and our prices do become very similar to what other countries pay. i >> this is being hosted by the bipartisan policy center. >> the bipartisan policy center does extensive work tracking the money and they put out their projections saying the u.s. could be unable to pay its bills within weeks. >> if we reach that point it would be unprecedented. we have never been at a place where we are failing to meet our obligations. >> we do not know what a world would look like where the bulwark of the world financial system is failing to meet its obligations. >> the bipartisan public policy center says a disaster. >> if there is a delay we could be facing a significant fundamental economic downturn. >> according to the latest projections from a think tank called the bipartisan policy sector, do you have a drum roll for me, the u.s. could default on its obligations as early as early june. >> the bipartisan policy center says financial jitters around that x date are already making it more expensive for the government to borrow money. >> i expect that concern will

in the last two years and from 1400 onwards , i did not have a price increase regarding the price of bread of any type of bread until a few days after the amount of the price increase to restore the situation of expenses that were bakeries are imposed, in fact, in the last two years, they were faced with the cost of production . see how much the increase has been. some of you are aware of the types of bread. in the same way, to sangak bread, tufton bread, barbarian bread in all price increases i wonder how long it was for your son, the price of the machine was 2,000 tomans, it became 2,600 tomans, because of the different production costs of this donald banana, how come it was 2,250 tomans, which added about 400 tomans to 1,650 tomans, and as far as i can tell, 550 tomans the first type was 900 tomans, the light type was 700 tomans, the medium type was 700 tomans, it was 1,100 tomans, and the stone type was 900 tomans, and it increased to 1,350 tomans based on the approval of the flour and bread council of the province . according to the price analysis, yes. from the beginning, based

so, we got bills coming in, all prices increased, energy prices, the malt prices, bottling prices — everythingly were worrying about our future. we are a small company, so we really were afraid maybe to close the company, or to lay off people. and that was a really bad feeling because, i mean, your employees, which really grow your company with you, they're your friends, you work with them very closely. they have families, they have children. and if you're really in such an unsecure situation to really not know if they can stay or not, it is very bad. and so for me, last year was a really, really bad time. and, yeah, we are really happy what was happening now, or what is happening now, so we could increase our sales numbers. despite the increasing prices, we have done a lot to be more efficient. still, we have high production prices. the energy costs are high, everything is high. but with these increased prices and with the feeling that there's more stability now — the politics which gave us more stable feeling, what is going on in the future, i'm not really afraid that i have to close my comp

, we had a price increase of 1400. in the last two years and from 1400 onwards , i did not have a price increase regarding the price of bread of any type of bread until a few days, the amount of the price increase is to restore the situation of the costs that are imposed on the bakeries. in the last two years, they were faced with the birth of the expenses, how much has been the increase, see some of the information about the types of bread, for example, our lavash bread is 450 tomans per grain, which has increased , for example, for me, and in the same way for bread the price of barbarian bread has increased in all places it's been a while since i came to your presence. it was 2,000 tomans. it was 2,600 tomans. because of the different production costs of this donald , how do you compare to others? it was 2,250 tomans, which added about 400 tomans to 1,650 tomans . the first type was 550 tomans, the light type was 900 tomans, the medium type was 700 tomans, it was 1,100 tomans, and the stone type was 900 tomans, and i

the fixed price is to announce the approved price of 5052, the same price in the supply of the widely used cans in the construction industry. manufacturers have challenges in the winter, gas restrictions, in the summer , the industry's electricity restrictions . the continuity of the supply in iran and the demand that the certainty of the following currencies have ensured this peace in the domestic market , they have taken up exports. last year , we produced 72 million tons, 60 million tomans is domestic, and with our inventory of 13 million toman issued 1,400 due to frequent power outages, the price of cement has increased by 433%, but this year due to the challenge of electricity production , it was able to continue its work with minimal vulnerability and price stability. miami sabzevar said out of a total of 83 endangered species in the country, a comprehensive plan for the 21st conservation is being prepared. the comprehensive plan is being compiled, which has been translated in the supreme council of environment, appointed in the form of the square, inshallah, within the next mon

the price will decrease it is definitely below the price. we are also trying to supply the institutions in some way, considering the currency openings that have been created by beaufort and providing the institutions with the approved price and in some cases below the approved price that we have been selling in the past one or two months. we also had the issue that with me the price was lower than the approved price. there is definitely room for the cost of production to decrease and this will automatically lead to the price of height and weight being below the approved price. until when will this happen ? the estimate that we have, according to this kind of shortage and the increase in supply compared to demand, definitely falls in the next week or two, this event is planned. we have a plan with the union to compensate for this issue of oversupply of eggs. the producers of the mother of export, let us use all the capacities around us, we can see that the ministry of jihad's feature in how many times did you have a wide and detailed interact

uh, price is a serial price is a, across the world to moderate. the increases at the producer level all of these prices because it is allowed, one of the key brand baskets of the world, both in terms of grain exports but also because of foot logic sports. it's cruel ukraine. to have a lawyer, the, the price is old grain and the estimates they anywhere between roughly 14 and 15 percent of global prices over the last 3 months have really declined quite substantially. dean 0 grains as a result of the black sea grain initiative. remember, the withdrawal of russia from the initiative only took place fairly recently. and so to spend a brief export, the july process to be looking at was basically as a result of the initiative that has been in place for several years. so this being a, the positive impacts of the grain deal at the producer level of producer prices of these they felt weighed. i think the, i'm even distribution from my, you know, point of view. okay. uh, but if we had both together, i think it would it be in a much bigger benefit. i have men

the price and what the price is. for the products of the fruit and vegetable market, the price of the day and they offer . be the price. now below the price of a barrel, citizens can use this opportunity and have a product for sale . thank you . our opportunity is over. i'll just give you a cube. sms system 5000 1600 is ready to receive messages from municipalities that are ready to provide facilities in this regard. provide farmers also if farmers in the supply of their products has encountered a problem, this is the same system , send sms, you will see that the subtitles have been added. we will follow up, may god protect you, in the name of his highness, the 23rd of september 1361, from the commander-in-chief of the islamic revolution guards corps to brother alireza mohd danesh, your excellency is hereby appointed to the position of commander of the seyed al -shahada brigade. khomeini kabir and in compliance with the organization and regulations the rules of the army and the hierarchy of command so that you can be

with me, the price was lower than the approved price.s definitely a chance that the cost of production will decrease, and this will automatically lead to the price the height and weight below the approved price also indicate that this is happening according to our estimate considering these kinds of things and the increase in supply compared to demand, this event is definitely planned for the next week or two with the chains . we have a plan with the union to compensate for this discussion of the past surplus of egg development and several meetings. we were laying the foundation for the export of eggs in the last four months, more than 70,000 tons of eggs and the producers of madar sadat. you were having problems . until now , we can use all the capacities around us. the central bank with the trade development organization with the network of advisors using the capacity of the ministry of foreign affairs, using the capacities of the organizations and the chamber , alhamdulillah, has been able to be successful to some extent these days. l

along with tomatoes, prices of — that. along with tomatoes, prices of onions _ that.ces of onions another staple in indian cooking have gone up as well. this is a way notjust for politicians but also for india's central bank. the high price of onions have led to electoral defeats in this country and they could also feed into higher consumer inflation at a time when the reserve bank of india is meeting later this week to decide on interest rate. —— rates. before we go, let us show you where the unsung index will in about 15 —— 50 minutes time. we are waiting for china's inflation figure and economists are expecting the economy could be in deflation already. that is it for this addition of asia business report. thank you so much for watching the programme. voice-over: bbc news, - bringing you different stories from across the uk. early morning, for over a year now these speed limits through the village has been 20 mph. today police were out to check and still found some who were going to fast and pulled them over. ifind it difficult to do 20 mph. i am normally doing 23.

of the product pricing flowchart, one is the real cost of production , the exchange price between thetural product and the non-agricultural product is the import price, which is the import rate and the cost of the import to the weapon. it will be added and what will be the trend of the latest inflation rate announced by the central bank. to this extent , the proposed prices will come to the council. these prices will be checked by the government itself . the prices will be collected by the agricultural organizations of different provinces because the cost of production is different in different provinces. in the eastern part of the country, the central plateau is 200 meters deep, and we often like it. in the western part of the country, each climate is different. ultimately, each climate has its costs . the average cost of production changes. that's it. comes in a commission that the center they are doing research on the head of the ministry of jihad to save the representatives of the government, they are experts, they are good experts, and these organizations and representatives are

without this public price negotiation, this public price announcement of what the final negotiated prices will be, we don't have any other in our system and we don't have any other way to which patients can know how much the drug costs. host: we are -- we have 15 minutes left with dr. mariana socal. a physician trained in -- taking your questions and calls and looking for your tweets and social media questions. i should say x. are drugs going to bt -- cheaper when ai is the main innovation able to do millions of hours of research in a single month? guest: the price of the trunk doesn't necessarily reflect how much was invested on developing the drug. the price of a drug today reflects a reward for that innovation, and the expectation on how much the manufacturer can make on that innovation and is also bare to rework the manufacturer for all the failed lines of research that the manufacturer invested on before coming up with that successful drug. the effective air act -- if the effective ai was -- were to lower the affect of the cost of the drug and make it cheaper to lower the drug, i am

easy to criticise — prices come down. easy to criticise the _ prices come down.entral - prices come down. easy to criticise the central bank i prices come down. easy to i criticise the central bank but have they actually done a decent job have they actually done a decentjob in navigating this very tricky situation? it decent job in navigating this very tricky situation?- very tricky situation? it has been tricky- _ very tricky situation? it has been tricky. when - very tricky situation? it has been tricky. when we - very tricky situation? it has l been tricky. when we started this inflation battle in terms of rate hikes, inflation was at 9%, the inflation that consumers saw. it is now 3.2% on headline, core inflation a little higher, a little bit higher than the fed would like for it to be. we have a 2% target in the united states was of a lot of progress has been made but there is more progress to come for them and that last mile to the federal reserves preferred rate might be the hardest. i wouldn't say that the victory can be stated yet. i think we still have

increase , and the price is fair. 6000 tomans, the price is actually the price list meadain organization is responsible for fruit and vegetables . farmers who produce their own produce bring music and depending on the price of meadain organization or themselves, their own special price. if the area with the highest price is higher than this, we will supply it, and this is not an action that this will happen, and there is a very high probability that the price will be higher than this , in fact, it prevented future events in the price. direct supply to products that in fact, in sadeghieh fruit and vegetable square, my colleague sagher is there. he reported to us from there . hello, hello, i am at your service . they are present to me in sadeghieh fruit and vegetable square, of course, this square is closed at this time. sour lemons are going to be sold fresh and juiced directly, and then tomatoes and onions will be sold gradually by the farmers. mr. sarab nashin, the deputy of operation of the fruit and vegetable fields organization of tehran municipality, is present next to me. please te

is running there, plus 20-30% to today's price, so the price is constantly rising, but guess what thatwe have a lot of pre-sovereigns, not so much they also don’t have so many pre-sovereigns, mr. denis, there is something else to add to what has been said: the elections and this is precisely what dmytro correctly says. in november, it will be more active because the elections and the diet will be held in october, already political slogans will cease to be so to be relevant, it will be necessary to build the economy and they saw that the benefit from buying ukrainian grain was quite significant because a large number of their processing plants that specialize in meat or milk using ukrainian they exported much more grain, and last year they earned plus 18 billion euros per minute due to logistics and cheaper ukrainian quality grain. this really helped to stabilize prices partly in poland itself, which did not lead to food inflation, and accordingly, when the elections come , it will be necessary to receive all of this. therefore it is possible that the situation will be such that they wi

of energy prices — the global settling of energy prices.you say, the plant strike potential there. — say, the plant strike potential there, but i think what this is really— there, but i think what this is really bringing into sharp relief is the fact— really bringing into sharp relief is the fact that ofgem and the government really need to be looking at the _ government really need to be looking at the price _ government really need to be looking at the price cap itself. it's become clear— at the price cap itself. it's become clear that — at the price cap itself. it's become clear that it's not really fit for purpose — clear that it's not really fit for purpose any more. it was brought in to protect _ purpose any more. it was brought in to protect households from high energy— to protect households from high energy prices, and it's not doing thatioh — energy prices, and it's not doing thatjob any more. you energy prices, and it's not doing that job any more.— that job any more. you think a social tariff _ that job any more. you think a soci

price will rise. price may jump to uah 70 per dozen . they predict that due to the increase in the price of meat, according to state statistics, pork prices reach uah 196 per kilogram, chicken costs about uah 90, and beef uah 223 per kilogram. by october, meat may increase in price by 4-5 percent, all due to more expensive logistics and an increase in the cost of electricity, but buckwheat is one of the most popular cereals to grow. no it will not be. it should be kept at the level of uah 45 per kilogram. analysts emphasize that the price is equivalent to the pre-war level , and this happened thanks to farmers who expanded the area under crops. so, what will happen to prices in the foreseeable future, at least these autumn and winter, let's talk with our next interlocutor, this is oleksandr chupak, head of economic programs of the analytical center, ukrainian strategic research studies, we welcome you. good night to you , mr. oleksandr. good evening, oleksandr. how do you feel about the rise in prices

let's start with this briefly, what are the price caps, what do they mean. ' . , , . are the price caps , ,. , mean. effectively, the price cap is a maximum _ mean. effectively, the price cap is a maximum amount _ mean. effectively, the price cap is a maximum amount that - mean. effectively, the price cap is a maximum amount that energy l a maximum amount that energy suppliers can charge per unit with every unit of electricity and gas that households use. it's a cap on the dealing charge that appears on their electricity bills. of jam said that every quarter, it is being announced by the regulator this morning for a certain amount of time it was £1900. the morning for a certain amount of time it was 9900-— it was £1900. the prices are lower than last year. _ it was £1900. the prices are lower than last year, but _ it was £1900. the prices are lower than last year, but there - it was £1900. the prices are lower than last year, but there are - it was £1900. the prices are lower than last year, but there are a - it was £1900. the prices are lower than last year, but there are a lot| than l

call goods price inflation, it is taking time for the four energy prices to work through the price chain of imported goods are continuing to rise, despite the fall in export prices. that�*s why in our central projection we expect call goods price inflation to come down gradually. let me be clear, we do expect call goods inflation to ease over the rest of the year and there are indicators that suggest it could happen faster than our projection. as you can see, in this chart, out put producer price inflation has been slowing significantly since its peak in the middle of last year, add indicated by the orange line. that should help to reduce non—energy consumer goods price inflation which is shown on the blue line. as cost pressures ease on the supply chain. as the chart shows, that has been the case when producer preservation has fallen in the past. the final component of inflation services prices which is now due beating more to inflation. as you can see in this chart, service price inflation was 7.2% injune which was higher than we projected in may and it remains high on our near—term pr

and in the northern city of ferangi last year , the price of ferangi was reduced, then reduce the price compared to last year's re-shipment, and one of the problems that now cheap is struggling that they will buy tomatoes for you now in the city of merovdasht 1300 1400 government buys 3800 payment

the price cap is a maximum companies can charge to make sure they are not charging unfair prices over above that. what we are announcing today is 150-pound drop. that applies to most households, and for everyone that will be welcome really. we all need to recognize that although that cap has come down, this is still much higher than prices pre-2021 when the gas crisis hit that is silly because we have a much tighter -- simply because we have a much tighter international market and the price of gas and electricity are higher than they used to be, and that is what thought did in our bills. christian: we can speak to an expert on energy use at the price comparison service. thank you very much for being with us. can you explain this figure four us in relation to last year's figure? >> yes, so this is actually the third consecutive time the price cap has dropped. this time last year it was much, much higher, slated to reach 3800, going up to 4200 pounds. at that point, the government introduced its energy price guarantee, which was effectively a second price-cap mechanism subsidized by the

it price of gas going up on the forecourt?— price of gas going up on the forecourt?ot anything as being energy — forecourt? it is not anything as being energy self-sufficient, . forecourt? it is not anything as i being energy self-sufficient, that being energy self—sufficient, that is really happening global market, real estate downturn in china can affect energy prices even here but what is causing the gas prices to go up what is causing the gas prices to go up as basically we have a tight refining system in the us, we have a of fuel refineries, the places that make your pass annual diesel, one exploded, one a majorfire make your pass annual diesel, one exploded, one a major fire a while ago select close down, so there is a little bit of a bottleneck. we have all the oil we need but we can't refine it into road fuel. add that to traders getting worried by the hurricane you just mentioned, go include florida, that is shutting down oil rigs in the gulf of mexico, so it's a little bit of column eight, a little bit of column b, resulting in gasoline prices going up resu

than the previous prices, so the price of confectionery products will rise.of all, she will climb the bar of chocolate, in which the content. chocolate or cocoa products it is the largest in terms of production. cocoa russian companies occupy the niche of western competitors who have left the market, for example, at the enterprise of doctor taste from kopeysk , this product is already being produced at the age of 9 years. about 350 tons per year, after leaving russia, decided modernize the factory and increase the market share. now they are adjusting to the changed situation, the workload of the enterprise, approximately in production, with a capacity of about 75, a 79%. he has probably one of the most competitive prices of our products. this is due to our technologies with the possibility that we process raw materials ourselves. unlike most of our competitors , russia annually imports about 70,000 tons, which bobov imports another 230,000 tons into the country in the form of butter paste, like au and powder. approximately 70% of cocoa purchases come from com

rowe price joins us now. what was your take on what looks like a pretty victorious number for the fed? guest: thank you for having me today. i would say there was a lot in this report that the fed and inflation forecasters will like. two months in a row where inflation was behaving like used to before the pandemic. in particular, i'm encouraged by the progress we are seeing in core goods inflation. deflationary momentum is continuing. it looks like it will be sustained. we sought before in producer prices and importer inflation and even in the improvement in supply chain measures but it had materialized in consumer prices because domestic demand had been so strong. the flavor market is slowing, consumer spending is following suit. we are also saying that in inflation data. as with any situation when you have had inflation so elevated for such a long time, there's always but. in the service is of the inflation, the fed has not seen the kind of progress that it needs to relax and declare the end of the tighteni

the main reason is energy prices, even though lower energy prices, even though lower energy prices, evenh lower energy prices in particular the lowering of the ofgem energy price cap, that's contributed to this fall in headline inflation in the uk, in america , firms, in the uk, in america, firms, households, they're their energy costs per unit, their electricity costs per unit , just electricity costs per unit, just one third of what they are here in the uk. that's a major reason why our inflation is still high. >> so when we hear that this inflation has come down today, does that mean for the average person they are going to be person that they are going to be left money their left with more money in their pocket ? pocket? >> okay. it depends on their income. now, we know from yesterday that wages are going up faster than they have at any time in the last 20 years, and the public sector wages went up 9.6% during the three months april , may 9.6% during the three months april, may and june compared to that same quarter, that same three month period. pip back in 2022. so if you're lucky

this is the minimum price that is done now and the price of the basket is the same as the toaster. credited supply for rural supply and what is the required budget for this measure? did you enter the farm with money and are you going to see agriculture next month ? fortunately, i have planned a line of credit for subsidizing the agreed purchase of agricultural products through the organization. please tell me how much of a shock this case is from one of the critics who said that 390 billion tomans would be worth 390 billion tomans in comparison to only the products in japan and russia . last years, of course, or in abadi, it recently came from the shares of farmers in the village. it was supposed to be formed after three years, you should do the work as a right of action, take agricultural products, take them, cover them, return them, you should not enter as an economic activity, put a price and buy, and harm the farmer, when you set the price at 10 thousand tomans and the cost is 12 thousand. tomans means you have just arrived, the market book will be available tomorrow, will you

another reason is our food price inflation, because food price inflation, because food prices, they werethey were up 14.8% during the year to july . still during the year to july. still very, very high inflation, though, down markedly from 17 3.3% the month before. some thing called core inflation is also stubbornly high. what's that? that's inflation. if you strip out food energy and some import costs and you look at the underlying inflationary pressures, according to statisticians across the economy, that stayed put stubbornly at 6.9, that will worry members of the bank of england's monetary policy committee having said that, i would urge those mpc members to look instead at the producer price index because the producer price index because the producer price index because the producer price index is now negative. in june , it was down 2.9% compared june, it was down 2.9% compared to june 2022, and in july it was down even more, 3.3. that means the cost of the inputs that producers need to provide the goods and services that they then sell to us. those prices are actually now falling. s

prices over and above that. today is £150 drop in the cap. right now, that applies to most and for everyone, that will be welcome really. it's a step in the right direction. we all need to recognise although the cap has come down, this is still much higher than prices pre—2021 when the gas crisis hit. that is simply because we have a much tighter international market. the price of gas and electricity are still much higher than they used to be, unfortunately, that is reflected in the bills. be, unfortunately, that is reflected in the bille— in the bills. people will be grateful. _ in the bills. people will be grateful, but _ in the bills. people will be grateful, but many - in the bills. people will be grateful, but many of - in the bills. people will be grateful, but many of our| in the bills. people will be - grateful, but many of our viewers could be thinking could it not have gone further? did not have been reduced even more? {iii gone further? did not have been reduced even more?— gone further? did not have

the price tag is based on the price of carbon. so all the benefits from valuing nature basically rely on global carbon markets. this website takes scientific data from this tree and multiply that by the price of carbon to determine the value, the websites from the u. s, where the price of carbon is cheaper. if the website were from the u, this tree would actually be more expensive. this is one mass to whole in carbon pricing. it can be different everywhere and changes over time. carbon markets also make it easy for companies to continue business as usual. selling carbon can also reinforce inequalities in order to put a price on a protected area. remember that someone like ralph shami usually comes in to do the evaluation. this can be a problem that owners are incentivized to plan to not need a 5 species instead of indigenous species because it creates a new type of landscape that could back carbon faster june robust research has nature conservation from an indigenous perspective. critics have used terms like carbon colonialism to

in the price indexes.o far, it appears wages have made up for past inflation in a context in which the strength of the job market is waiting. as you notice in the latest figures, there was an increase in average hourly earnings but a decline in the average work week that suggests growth in personal income which is the primary determinant of household spending is slowing and slowing notably. it looks like it seems to me there is a lot of reason for the fed to stay on hold for the next period and see where inflation, the outlook is going. it seems to me there are signs very clearly that point in a direction that says inflation pressure should be easing. haidi: you mentioned the international factors as well a little while ago. are you watching china? we are expecting consumer and factory gay prices to be firmly deflationary this week. is that going to have an exported element for some of its trading partners? john: of course. it is not just through those kind of prices but demand in general. when we look to

no producer prices, the prices producers pay for imports of raw materials and intermediate goods, haveg and squeezing industrial profits. if we are not in deflationary territory, we are very close and i think we are very close and i think we will see an official confirmation closely. and other asian economy _ confirmation closely. and other asian economy that _ confirmation closely. and other asian economy that suffered i asian economy that suffered from falling prices japan. some say china could be an a similar situation injapan was in back in the 1990s, some people calling it a balance balance sheet recession. do you agree with the assessment? demand is slowin: with the assessment? demand is slowing very _ with the assessment? demand is slowing very fast, _ with the assessment? demand is slowing very fast, we _ with the assessment? demand is slowing very fast, we have - with the assessment? demand is slowing very fast, we have seen l slowing very fast, we have seen very little investment by the private sector, even official investment by democrat is falling. corporate debt has been c

i shocked about the high prices we had to adjust. that means we had to look carefully to figure out what to buy in costs. we thought that would be a roast on the weekend, and that's it. to get a new roast and noise to every 2nd day. and quarter, even though so produce the farm, us don't get anything they need that. that's where it's justified. some of welcome to pennies effort to raise consumer awareness. but others, including the farm is association and food watch. consider it green washing. that's because the discount are, isn't ready to pay for juice's, adequate prices. it is unfair to infinity. the many from us also see it as a bit hypocritical when a company that spends all its time trying to push the purchase of prices down and buy some beggary. cultural products at low prices. and then it suddenly comes up with ideas like this. you know, the ones, the campaign ends next week, the products will be returned to the cheaper prices at penny, despite how much they harm the environment as well. let's discuss this a bit further. with

is due to the global price of oil, and the price is less than 80 dollars per barrel of oil. he is not satisfied and wants to increase the price. red and with this situation, those who have gone on a trip have to pay more to return. a number of environmentalists protested against the destruction of the amazon forests in brazil , calling oil pollution and the destruction of the amazon forests a threat to these forests . increased efforts to save the amazon calls these demonstrations were held while the eight member countries of the amazon cooperation treaty are supposed to sit in brazil tomorrow and the day after tomorrow to formulate a road map to save the amazon forests . brazilian president lula da silva and others are concerned with the growing trend of flower violations. amazon vs amazon card with countless trees, it absorbs large amounts of carbon and is a key factor against global warming. scientists warn that the forest has put the amazon at risk for oil extraction programs and transmission of energy lines from these forests. thank you for your attention. to the assemb

we know the price per litre. we should — we know the price per litre.s confusing to say the average household will be that much — say the average household will be that much per year because that is an impression that you can budget, i have got— an impression that you can budget, i have got £2500, that is what i have to be _ have got £2500, that is what i have to be but _ have got £2500, that is what i have to be but it's different for everyone. it makes no sense in its misieading — everyone. it makes no sense in its misleading and not helpful. to add on the _ misleading and not helpful. to add on the standing charge, that is really— on the standing charge, that is really like _ on the standing charge, that is really like a stealth charge as well — really like a stealth charge as well. why have it? why not have it as part _ well. why have it? why not have it as part of — well. why have it? why not have it as part of the unit cost of electricity? then you can budget if you know — electricity? then you can budget if you know how much fuel you are using an

the price of gas and the price of electricity are still much higher than they used to be.in our bills. people will obviously be grateful for that reduction in the cap, but i'm sure viewers will be thinking, "could it not have gone further?" "could it not have been reduced even more?" sure, and of course, we do everything we can to keep bills low, but we have to allow companies to be able to recover their costs, because if we don't do that, we know what happens. we saw it in 2021. those failures that result, those financial failures when those companies go bust, leave customers paying billions of pounds. so what we're trying to do here is make sure we do charge the absolute lowest cost today, but also that we keep bills low for the future. and that's the balance we're trying to strike when we make this kind of change. today to october, can you give any indication to people what the ongoing trend is looking like? well, i mean, the gas market is more stable than it was last year, you'll remember. i think i was on this programme, certainly talking to the bbc last year about th

please change the tour price with us. on what basis was it done, and in what order is it now in mashhad, tabriz, the price of bread per month was in dollars for the country and the big cities, but the costs of bakers are still increasing, and this did not cover the costs of the bakery, and it was severely damaged, and the situation has closed . it was done and moved their places this caused the people to be troubled and we were solving the problem. we evaluated this problem with the subsidy given by the government in order to synchronize the price of bread in mashhad and razavi khorasan with the neighboring provinces of tehran. and between the price of bread increased, this helped to reduce part of the problems. it was that when people had to work hard, the quality of bread had problems. the short sale was also prolonged due to various reasons, including bakery workers. they couldn't find it. we applied it on the first of august . it has improved a lot. my two hands have become 600 to 5850 it has improved, which grew by a

if the price is fixed, the price should be low. it will be sent to the factory on time. it will be bought on time. the production in the market will come on time. i am a seller . i can sell it easily. the continuation of this process requires more support for the flow of production and distribution in the market. that the government supports the price of raw materials and the stability of the price of raw materials. if this happens, the city's market will boom. now you can say that the market is in recession, but the market's boom will be formed in the production of hamburgers. be sure, there is no manufacturing company, and i am saying with a firm answer . it is not because the price increase is unreasonable we are losing the market. mehdi aliari, the land and housing news agency announced that since the beginning of the promulgation of the law on the jump in housing production, more than 68 thousand hectares of land have been annexed to the cities of the proposed cities. the opposition disagreed with the annexation of 25 hectares and 24,115 17th are awaiting annexation

we price falls. why are we seeing this drop? we mentioned _ price falls.seeing this drop? we mentioned that - price falls. why are we seeing this l drop? we mentioned that borrowing costs are increasing, is it simply that or are there lots of elements in play here?— that or are there lots of elements in -la here? . , ., , in play here? certainly we have seen borrowin: in play here? certainly we have seen borrowing costs _ in play here? certainly we have seen borrowing costs rise. _ in play here? certainly we have seen borrowing costs rise. anyone - in play here? certainly we have seen borrowing costs rise. anyone paying| borrowing costs rise. anyone paying a mortgage are looking to get a mortgage will be thinking it is considerably more expensive than it has been over the last decade or so. it also, we are comparing herewith a year ago, and that is as we came to the end of a big rise in house prices as we saw through the pandemic, people searching for space, both inside and outside. there was a rise in house prices then. there is a comparison with that. on

and that's despite a 60 percent price rise. the organic yogurt at this berlin store of supermarket penny. so a price pump as part of a weak low marketing campaign across the country as $9.00 products, including yogurt, different types of cheese sausage and beacon schnitzel are part of the so called true cost campaign. drawing attention to the true impact of groceries on the environment and yvonne costing to improve costs include the costs stuff, environmental effects, not just the value of change which we have for the costs of the environmental effect. consumer prices could be different from what we have now, and if we do that research as have calculated how various products affect climate change during production. for instance, honey, my waste and it's impact on the climate, the amount of so degradation caused by farming. how ground water is affected by production and the health hazards such as harmful pesticides? so products need to be significantly more expensive. 400 grams of sausage cost, 88 percent more. but only 9 percen

price.hritis. one drew a imbruvica for blood cancer. a drug for crohn's. what is the process here? how does this work? >> well, essentially, the law specifies that the drugs that cms, hhs would pick drugs that have the highest drug expenditures. the expenditures for medicare. so, that's really the process by which these drugs are selected. then there is a negotiation over the next year, really. over the next month, cms and the manufacturers are gonna mix several months, we'll have a negotiation. and the price will be selected, determined by september of next year. the fall of 2024. >> this will, like you said, expand year after year. new drugs added to this roster. it's interesting, i have noticed, there hasn't been a ton of republicans talking one way or another about this today. which i thought was kind of interesting. largely silent on this. michael burgess i, saw a member from texas, said cms is holding pharmaceutical companies hostage, jeopardizing future innovative treatments and the w

these are the really high prices of melitopol, but see all i can say, prices.le otherwise. you then how buyers such as we now have. contact now andrey vladimirovich uh kochetov uh, acting minister for tariffs and price regulation of the zaporizhzhya region are pleased to welcome you. and about the prices in stores - this is just for you. and uh, about this store, it's for us. ah. here, if we compare with all of russia, how much higher are the prices for electricity in the zaporozhye region, or vice versa lower? well, you know, uh, we started daily monitoring and uh prices in the zaporozhye region. uh, at the end of august last year. uh, then the difference was huge. uh, that is, the prices were higher, uh, but many factors influenced this, but now, uh, the situation is such that prices are equalizing with uh with the general prices of the russian federation, so we can no longer say that something falls out there a lot, and what is missing now in the zaporozhye region, is there a lack or a need for people? well, you know enough filled with the only thing? uh, ma

maria: i know that we're also rent prices you say price of oil moving up a bigger impact than the declineareas of the rental market this is area sticky i want to zero in on that as number is crossing, right now, the market is rallying big, cheryl has numbers dow industrials up 243 right now what can you tell us. cheryl: okay. so we came in line on month-over-month basis up 2.% economists looking for came in a little bit lighter despite that energy story that stephanie was talking about 3. %, estimate was 3.3%, that is i mean still kind of going up over month-over-month i will get to that in a second still, that might be what markets are rallying on, .2% in line for core number month-over-month,.2%, again a little bit lighter that year year-over-year, are street looking for 4.8% to be clear on core number, inflation cooled from last month, by just .1% so lower from june, june july, that core year-over-year came in under that is right of the rally i think what is happening, also that headline year-over-year number came in a little bit cooler as well. i do want to say quick we did get contin

prices as well.house prices as well.— might also cause further drops in house prices as well. for now, andy russell, thanks _ house prices as well. for now, andy russell, thanks for _ house prices as well. for now, andy russell, thanks forjoining - house prices as well. for now, andy russell, thanks forjoining us. - ride—hailing app uber has reached an important milestone today, posting its first ever profit. the company had racked up an impressive $31.5 billion worth of operating losses since it first started reporting its financialfigures nine years ago. but after years of heavy spending, it seems uber now has a handle on its costs. 0ur north america business correspondent michelle fleury is in new york. a couple of things going on, one about keeping costs down and getting people back into the cabs after the pandemic? if people back into the cabs after the andemic? , ., ., ., ~' people back into the cabs after the andemic? , ., ., pandemic? if you look at the ridershi- pandemic? if you look at the

price of raw materials.this happens, there will be prosperity. the market of the city is now the average of the recession market, but the boom of the market is taking place in production and distribution, be sure that no production company is looking for an excessive price increase because it will lose its market share. and sima new consultations for plan participants electronic goods list, but it is not possible to get more information about this, i will talk with my azari colleague and explain to us if there is any harm caused to the change. hello, i am serving you and the viewers of this news section. it was planned for the beginning of the community. today, a new phase of the electronic product catalog project has started, a phase that spends part of or part of their subsidy within the first three deciles of lessons 1, 2 and 3 for a specified basket of goods. belonging to them in addition to their companions he will get more details and it is supposed to be a verse from the deputy minister of labor coope

. fist any reason why they cannot negotiate a lower price-— a lower price.ce. at this moment in time it seems to be _ a lower price. at this moment in time it seems to be a _ a lower price. at this moment in time it seems to be a formality l a lower price. at this moment in i time it seems to be a formality that joe biden will win his party nomination to run joe biden will at least win his party's nomination to run next year. and yet according to a new poll for associated press norc, published this morning a vast majority of adults, 77%, think he is too old to serve another fouryears, including 69% of democrats. 40% of those interviewed associate his oft muddled words and confusion with his advancing years. he is already the oldest sitting president. he would be 86 at the end of a second term. can politicians be too old to serve in office and should we think of an age mandate, an age limit for politicians question low modern health care _ politicians question low modern health care is _ politicians question low modern health care is having _ politicians ques

while india's economy is going great guns — but strong growth numbers just out come as food prices soarwelcome to world business report. i'm ben thompson. let's start in china, where the latest economic data out shows the country's manufacturing activity contracted for a fifth straight month. the official manufacturing purchasing managers�* index rose slightly to 49.7 in august, which was slightly higher than many analysts were expecting. but, that figure is still below 50 which signals contraction. it's safe to say, the much anticipated post—covid rebound has not materialised yet. there are also worries about the indebted property sector. today, moody's downgraded chinese property giant country garden again — the firm faces a crucial vote to avoid defaulting on a bond repayment. to india now, india's economy grew at its quickest pace in a year in the april—june quarter, swelling 7.8%, thanks to strong services activity and robust demand. enviable by many countries standards here in europe. india's economy is predicted to double in size in the next eight years and become the second bigg