in fact, it's hard to even imagine how much, let's say , situations where sterling is used, and it'sgame changer for our war situation, because it's very us. helps and that's why we are fighting to find resources er- er still purchase sterling and bring as much as possible to ukraine , that is, the main mass of sterling in ukraine is now still in service with the state yes yes yes of course everything that we work for is a number of course what is going on in the first place, there are military hospitals, energy infrastructure, how do we purchase them and pay for them from the state budget, these are some donations within the framework of the united 24 platform. unfortunately, the state is not moving . it is already happening in some cases, but not in this case, that's why we have already received 20, somewhere around 5,000 pages, we will receive another four or five thousand in the near future, we bought all this thanks to donor aid from other countries, for example, almost 20,000. poland already bought us, that is, they directly they pay money to the spacex company, his spread and

what, yes, in general, we have already received approx. 25,000 and if you count this lot 25,000 sterling from the spacex company thanks to financial assistance to our partners, this is the minister of digital transformation of the european union, what is starling doing he helped he helps to get the internet where there is no mobile connection and where there is no fixed connection, that is, thanks a satellite in the field or in the forest is not important, if there is access to the sky, you can get high-quality internet, and first of all, we use satellite internet in order to help medical infrastructure energy infrastructure in order to support information systems thanks to the internet, but also of course , our military actively uses satellite communication, and you know this is an important factor that also affects the course of the war because it helps the military a lot, this is our competitive advantage, but about specific military topics we will talk after our victory, i agree with stalinka for the military, we close the topic if sterling is for the civilian population, for the peo

you are constructive on sterling. certainly if it dips below 120.hat is the constructive case on the pound for 2023? stephen: constructive case for 2023 is the u.k. has had its crisis, first in first out. personally i think the u.k. is a harbinger of future sovereign debt crises, currency crises down the road further. the timing is impossible to predict. but the optimistic case is that inflation moderates both in the u.k. and at the global level, stays moderate. volatility does not pick up substantially inflation. the bank of england is able to pivot, not necessarily cut rates by the end of 2023, but start taking a much more growth friendly approach to how it sets policy. if that is the case, despite the fact that it would mean the spectrum of sterling yields will drop, i actually think that's bullish for sterling and risk assets in u.k. assets. it probably will support the pound. if the bod j -- the boj is able to engineer that shift to a growth friendly strategy, initially there will be a pull on sterling is the market prices out rate hikes for th

sterling's on the mark for chelsea, but did they hang on to beat forest and continue the kick—start toson. and high fives all around, as great britain reach the play—off round of the inaugural united cup. hello there, and welcome along to sportsday. it's a been a new year's day to forget for tottenham fans — the opening game of 2023 saw them beaten at home by an aston villa side, enjoying a resurgence under unai emery. the loss piles the pressure on spurs boss antonio conte, yet to win since the season resumed last month. jo currie was watching. inconsistent form left tottenham starting to entry three in fifth, a win against aston villa would take them back into the top four. a lackluster first half saw little in the way of chances. harry kane going closest, only to be denied on the line. just as spurs were showing signs of life after the break, villa strike. the spillage left him strangling the micros —— left him scrambling pot the last time ruiz was on a football pitch, he was on the losing side in the world cup final. the frenchman conceding to an argentinian, and all too familiar f

where do we go with sterling? i am struggling to see much good news that could turn this around. >> we think so. when you're looking at the economic outlook, it is still expected to underperform all of its peers. maybe the thing it might save it, it will not get the big thing where the market works up to that. it is aware of it and it is in the back of its mind. the market says, this economy is underperforming, why are we even currently keeping the current base levels. that probably provides a little bit of psychological's. guy: do you sell sterling if the bank of england rises 50 points again? the bank has probably has a problem with the labor markets. >> the downside is going to very well. we do think that this could be the last rate hike, while they may squeeze out another one, the focus should shift. inflation, which still stays hyper towards the economic impact. that may not be in the first quarter, it may be in the second quarter. alix: i want to go to the boj before we end here. the boj was going to turn --

nobody could have predicted that don sterling would say what he said about black people, and that ledthe nba commissioner to say we have a huge racial problem if her going to keep him as an owner, and basically forced donald sterling out, but being forced out to walk away with $2 billion. a lot of people would like to be forced out of the team for that price, so that was it, but michael was always my first choice to sell the team. we had been friends. 10 or 15 years before he owned the team. david: really? bob: if anybody, if i wanted to sell the team to come if i was forced to sell, it is him. david: there are rumors that washington commanders might be sold, and nfl teams are expensive. any interest in getting back into sports? you are a native of washington for a long time? bob: these teams are so rich. if you could get one, it's the closest things to a license to print money, but you have to pay up for it, because it is a great sport asset, one of the best in the world, may be even better than some of the hockey teams, although pretty close. ♪ david: do you have an interest serving

i think the euro sterling go through 90 but sterling is outperforming other currencies closer to thea: talking about the different tiers, the bank of canada, the decision that used to be a nonstarter that is now a forward indicator for where the u.s. will go, what are you looking for? >> i think it's more about the trading rather than the bank of canada providing an impulse for the rest of the world. the data has been pretty good. we tend to look at the employment numbers as a monte carlo simulator which is random but the trend that has been solid is that corinth nation remains sticky but came in ahead of expectation. we think the bank of canada still has the ability to hike rates and be more neutral and suggest they could still hike and go on the sidelines so that uncertainty is what can be very powerful for currencies. we are looking at this to trey to sell new zealand by canada largely because we are looking for a week inflation number out of new zealand and you can have this recalibration were once the central bank goes from 75 down to 50, bank of canada is going up .25 to the ra

and globally, sterling will collapse, and it will make the 2022 move in sterling look like kids play.ani: what a call to end it on. stephen gallo, head of european fx strategy, bank of montreal. coming up, the chips are down. woes hit the largest chip maker. more on that, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: samsung's profits dropped by the most in over a decade, a sign of the global economic slowdown may be hurting electronics demand even more than anticipated. joining us now is our tech guru, alex webb. get into the basics, what is driving this decline? alex: 69% decline, preliminary numbers but the commentary out of the company is it is declining demand for electronics goods that has knock on effects on the memory business, the chips business. it is a double whammy. they make smart phones, fridges, other things, and chips to go into those devices. as those suffer, the -- there was a huge boom in electronics in a locked, now people have what they need coupled with the cost of living crisi, that means spending has slowed down. dani: i do not understand the appeal of a refrigerator with i

, so i think sterling is going to remain -- i do not think people are going to love that one.nto the euro zone numbers for inflation, do we -- do you want to buy the euro? is that a good trade into these numbers? >> if it is just the ppi, i think you can say a little softer, but the gas price story which is linked with inflation is a good number that the softer gas readings there are good news for the recovery story, and that is probably the bigger story here. if we are more confident that the downturn in europe is going to be shallower, if the outlook for growth in the euro zone is greater because gas prices are softer, that probably overwhelms one number from ppi or cpi. guy: let me go medium-term. if i'm a european ceo of a company that exports to the united states, to japan or china , what advice would you give me? >> japan has seen decent levels of consumer demand or at least expectations of decent levels of consumer demand for the year. they still have post-pandemic savings and tourism coming through. that is a country that looks more optimistic in the months ahead. the

, a through a wide is because raheem sterling, a jamaican through a wide is because raheem sterlingan football sterling, a jamaican football player had . exactly the same player had. exactly the same image, pretty much taken exactly the same day . it didn't get the same day. it didn't get nearly as much criticism , did it nearly as much criticism, did it as willing? kate's did. so what are your thoughts on that? those don't and distort and shift the really experiences of our people . images don't whitewash that and so it's the actual experience that we have of a monarch as head of state that seems in consistent with reality . i think it was very much a mixed reaction, wasn't it . we mixed reaction, wasn't it. we all saw those pictures with the hands through the fence fence . hands through the fence fence. it shone a light on issues which have been surrounding the royal family for years. however, i do think that kate, catherine and, william had no malice or ill intent behind that . and i think intent behind that. and i think it's important moving forward. they are aware of those issu

here he is boris's friend, here the amount is already 800,000 pounds sterling.it is - the price, allegedly, independent western journalism, it is no coincidence that johnson looked in kiev thought that the ukrainian card would help shift the attention of society, as it already did with its alcohol parties at the moment 10 during the pandemic. naturally , he will try to make a fuss around this in all the media in order to invite this corruption scandal, but i think that he will not succeed at all. not all of the uk want johnson to return to active politics, and he does not hide his intentions to return there and maybe become prime minister. however, even mired in scandals, there is corruption in the corridors of power, in contrast to parties. so simply in london they may not be forgiven. and as you know, after returning from buchnia, will johnson give a thrashing in the uk itself and fight johnson on tour? now again about what is happening directly on the front line of a special military operation , russian tank troops who have modernized t90m armored vehicles at

tom: before the data check and getting to our guest today, looking at sterling, sterling ascending, dollar weaker as the backdrop. lisa: is it about sterling or is it about the dollar weakening? really, at what point do we have an understanding, especially with all the variables out there, as we have been pointing up with oil, gas, and the war in ukraine. tom: we're looking at the bull market. optimism of 18.88 on the vix, higher yields. two-year, 4.22%. thank you, amrita sen, for her wisdom. 89 darrell's -- $89 a barrel for brent crude. lisa: and talking about chevron and the buyback. looking to next week, apple, amazon, and google all reporting. will that set a different tone? will that said a reality check for previous leadership of this market and what has been leadership so far this year? u.s. personal income spending and core pce, which is important to understand how much the fed can move away from an north a 5% fed funds rating -- rate. can they do a bank of canada raised by 25 basis points and say we are done? 10:00 a.m., the sentiment survey. we start to feel sentiment among the g

william for from sterling from bush, not similar. getting them all day. glad to book many her what they continued, almost like this one for saddam most ali, i'm will, they were did some of studies river carson brought a new civil shy finish. this is just those are for did you hear i'm was national when you come so you did on friday. the report o genera performers, shirt and sherman. yes. there was all felicity election ah, with the you'd out say to them, believe ashley, football or junior numbers for the me. i don't even shing and on top miss sky, mr. let me be out of the shed. blood said no. teresa to be sure, you know, historian will grade. she is ready. she'd be iraq drove her e 0 said you only do what you me every everywhere. right. name kelly grey sky. renee scott, hotel dean. so we're just only real crazy. we just kept going me or you're from golf. great. will say fuel tree for one thing with voices historically that will the sanctioning tedious iranian as well. so law up was get, would get to work with out those get one piece ticker, could get to t

term, remember, this is yours , the biggest sterling, two alexanders are happy 11th-graders dream of sailors and are preparing to take the external examination, support themselves, find information, after all, the 11th graders should have already contacted everything, they plan to equip 10 such educational points, help start the invincibility classes, which are already called by the locals among themselves, they promise volunteers, we still need generators, starlinks, tablets and laptops . they are little heroes for me, because i can cruelly say that they are hostages of circumstances, after all, we adults should have taken care that they were evacuated, but er, i repeat, there are more children here they will be here at six today, and we have to provide them with 14 schools in the estuary before the war and four and a half thousand whiskeys of war every week, a greater restoration of the full operation of our da spa point, an opportunity for them to feel that they are cared for by the state for the first time and that they are needed by this the state with their hard work will get k

here he is boris's friend, here the amount is already 800,000 pounds sterling.rice of supposedly independent western journalism. it is no coincidence that johnson looked in kiev i thought that the ukrainian card would help shift society's attention, as it already did with its alcohol parties at quite 10 during the pandemic. it is natural that he will try around this device. information to extinguish this corruption scandal, but i think that he will not succeed at all, not everyone in the uk wants johnson to return to active politics, and he does not hide his intentions to return there again and maybe become prime minister again , however, even corruption in corridors of power, as opposed to parties. so simply in london they may not be forgiven. and who knows, after returning from butch, will johnson arrange a thrashing in the uk itself ? 500 million euros will be sent from the peace fund, maybe not so much, if we take into account that the european union has already spent about 50 billion on kiev, but here it is important that the eu foreign ministers agreed on

power for the guys in the positions are also an extraordinary spender with uh, exactly, copters, sterlingalso experiencing losses , including material ones, so right now we are dealing with closing issues, that’s right, and i’m very happy because it’s really been almost a year. works for us and i am very grateful to everyone who supports us in this, both from abroad and in ukraine, and what are the most beautiful right now, there are still needs on the front, this is definitely again, this is definitely always drones, and that is, those maviks. they remain important and also probably in connection with the cold weather there are some new changes in the fact that you are lucky, first of all, there is a need for which now there is help, it was precisely canceled that we are trying not only to find good days, but also that everything is right in ukraine, so it is really extraordinary shortage of e-e in poppies and in sterling because we have an extremely large need for them and we are doing enormous international work in order to buy pages buy repeaters for the page buy motorola transfer the

himself informed, he informed now before the match with crystal palace. now in chelsea, that is, sterling and pulyushech and maun and you see, this is approximately a football player of one role plus the same height. james can play in the attack, that is, joao felix can play on the wing. well, havers, maybe not so if you here are similar skills. perhaps havert stands out somewhere. he is still more of a central striker among, for example, wise. although mykhailo can also play in the position of at least a false nine. well, there are all the nuances that chelsea still plays three central defenders and in they are played on the flank, not wingers, that is why, roughly speaking, he will compete with the same haverts, maybe sterling there, pulishevich pulisi, how does he just call himself injuries, that is what they take, by the way, they have not left the market at all. they take felix's magazine for 10 million and this is only a rental until the end of the season. 10 million, that is, they pay such money. crazy, he is removed in the first match . the fact that alfelix was already sent off i

that he sees him in the starting line- up, despite the huge competition now in chelsea, that is, sterlingthis is approximately a football player of one role plus the same height james can play in the attack, i.e., you can say that yellowstone is on the wing. well, havers may not be the same if you compare similar skills. maybe havert stands out somewhere. he is still more of a central striker among, for example, the wise ones . although mykhailo can also play in the positions as a minimum of a false nine well, there are all the nuances that chelsea still plays three central defenders and they have such wingers playing on the lateral flanks, so roughly speaking he will compete with the same haverts maybe sterling there with pulisevic pulisi as he asks to name injuries is exactly what chelsea is looking for to dress so aggressively in the market. they take felix's sting, that's the same, well , too. by the way, they haven't left the market at all. they take felix's magazine for 10 million and it's only a rental until the end of the season. 10 million, that is, they pay such money crazy he w

where you expect sterling to go from here? sonja: when i was asked about views on the u.k., all i wrote was, i don't know where to start. because of the incredibly dire situation, everything points to tremendous economic weakness. we have very high inflation, the cost of living crisis and rail strikes. sterling has been surprisingly resilient given all of this. but the view on the u.k. remains negative, especially towards the middle of the year we see other economies recovering from this very harsh winter, and it becomes clear that the u.k. lags behind, that could put pressure on the currency. francine: coming up, the middle east's largest banks as it is no longer exploring a bid for standard chartered. we will have more on that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ inside, outside, big or small, angi helps you find the right so for whatever you need done. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. just search or scroll to see upf on hundreds of projects. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happ

really flat on the main side 119 seems to be another level for sterling right now having dipped below that market picture right now. the dollar index is the one to look out for and if it will extend recovery as well to 104 mark which is interesting. >>> on to the futures in the u.s. what do we expect to see red is what we may see investors still looking ahead to the december jobs report expected later today a strong jobs data yesterday did lead to declines pointing to further rate hikes ahead will that be the picture we will see. >>> rapid rise of covid inflections in china is hitting manufacturing in the country hong kong shipping firm hls warned clients that 75% of the work force is infected and unable to work it will have to cancel or delay bookings andrew bell joins us now andrew, thank you for being with us this morning. i've been keen to talk about what is happening in global supply chains after the discussion you had with s&p earlier in the week around the pmi from the eurozone. essentially what we learned from the latest pmi is a lot of the supply chain pressure in germany and

william formula from sterling from bush. not mostly your mom there. glad of giblin you what the continued almost idea islam or saddam load load. i will need someone to study to the carson brought. i used to wish i had finished. this is just those are for did you hear i'm is national. when it comes, when you go friday, the mentor you origin republic before movies, the shirt and shown in yellow there was a little bit of put it in the summer. ah . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk in luis, the counter russian state will never be tied as i'm phone and the most lansky with 55 with will van in the european union, the kremlin new. yep. machine, the state on russia for date and our t spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with ah your reward unit, you cipollina. thursday night day you're sti

you know , 500 billion sterling you know, 500 billion sterling if we've listened to you guys , i if we'vened to you guys, i would have said 549 billions dunng would have said 549 billions during nigel because you had about 5 million you had about 25 million cases. and if treated them with safe repurposed medications, that would have cost you about 50 usd, 50 quid a patient , you would have spent patient, you would have spent $1.25 billion. you have basically 549 billion by spending it on unnecessary testing and spending it on hospitalisations because . not a hospitalisations because. not a single patient should have died . okay, look, you've made the case.i . okay, look, you've made the case. i thank all of you coming on and giving an alternative view . thank on and giving an alternative view. thank you. now, i on and giving an alternative view . thank you. now, i know view. thank you. now, i know there'll some that have listened to those testimony is going to be very, very shocked because this is not what we're supposed to talk about. we're not supposed to the who. supposed to say this.

you know , 500 billion sterling you know, 500 billion sterling if we've listened to you guys , i if we'vened to you guys, i would have said 549 billions dunng would have said 549 billions during nigel because you had about 5 million you had about 25 million cases. and if treated them with safe repurposed medications, that would have cost you about 50 usd, 50 quid a patient , you would have spent patient, you would have spent $1.25 billion. you have basically 549 billion by spending it on unnecessary testing and spending it on hospitalisations because . not a hospitalisations because. not a single patient should have died . okay, look, you've made the case.i . okay, look, you've made the case. i thank all of you coming on and giving an alternative view . thank on and giving an alternative view. thank you. now, i on and giving an alternative view . thank you. now, i know view. thank you. now, i know there'll some that have listened to those testimony is going to be very, very shocked because this is not what we're supposed to talk about. we're not supposed to the who. supposed to say this.

euro/dollar holding steady sterling is strong against the gree greenback. do d joumanna, back out to you. >>> the imf has cast a shadow over davos with the gloomy prediction that one-third of the global economy will slide into recession this year. the managing director told cnbc she sees countries focusing on growth rather than international cooperation. >> that countries are building structures for growth that are more dependent on what they do domestically on how they work internationally. trade is trending in the wrong direction. trending down. this is why we decided it is time to carefully look at what are the costs of fragmentation >> and hadley is joining me with a special guest. >> thank you, joumanna it is great to have you on the program. chairman of damac properties walk us through how you see the economy in the uae through 2023? obviously there was a very, very big move in the property market last year. projection is 5% for 2023. how does that look to snu. >> -- how does that look for you? >> i thinkcovid changed the phase three. we had phase one

talking of which, what about the euro and sterling? sterling against zero, where does this leave the european economy which is walking a fine line right now between recession and deep recession. paul: we've never been big fans of sterling or the euro. and the way i would define it or phrase it is that these currencies are going up by default rather than merit. on a fundamental basis, we know recessions are looking challenging there. these currencies are going up. you've got central banks committed to fighting inflation. they have no choice. the second thing is you are seeing rebalancing in the economies. current accounts are improving. portfolio flows have rebounded. these currencies are doing better, but deep down we do not really love them that much. david: i wonder how you guys are accounting for quantitative tightening, how do you model for something like that? paul: i think central bankers are struggling with that. you know when it is painful when it hits you in the face. but it is still there and i think it is a headwind that can

when we say alton sterling, when we say eric garner, when we say stephon clark, when we say laquan mcdonald. when we say philando castillo. when we say daunte wright, when we say amir locke, atatiana jefferson. is that not a systemic problem with the culture when you have these many unarmed black people dying? we're not talking about people who got guns coming at the police. because we look at the data, attorney romanucci, you know, van turner, i mean, these are great lawyers. we don't just go willy-nilly. we look at statistics. we look at when the police have to use deadly force with white citizens, it's normally with a citizen has a deadly weapon. that's not true when we look at deadly encounters with black people and police. i mean, how many times do we have to hear another black man was shot in the back while he was running away from the police and that doesn't happen often. >> you're listening here to ben crump, the attorney for the family of tyre nichols and standing beside him were tyre nichols' parents, rowvaughn wells and his father, his stepfather, rodney wells. this is coming on

development fund atlantic council at nato unesco google on november 14 paid a grant of 50,000 pounds sterlingacebook open society center for the study of corruption and organized crime foundation. macarthur, european center for journalism public organization. avaz is not a complete list of those who finance. fake news which get into the largest publications on the largest channels, television, radio, and so on. they give the future to published rights. use this information absolutely confirmed? well, when the president or some prime minister of some country speaks at a press conference, this and that is already proven and people hear it, and then they propagate it like the real truth from a drop from a drop of fake lies, that is, we are dealing. relatively speaking, here we know that there is, uh, a laundry that launders things and there are laundries that send money away, and this is a laundry for laundering lies that, in the mouths of tv presenters and leaders of countries, becomes for the world of truth. pissing terrific, but we understand that the objective right and desire to understand

here, see the facts in 1992 was arranged, black wednesday in england, the pound sterling fell by 12%. the country's economy suffered heavy damage, and soros's fee amounted to one billion dollars, playing on the depreciation of the pound, he caused damage to his second homeland in the uk $ 6 billion 1992. he weakened the national currency of the country by 30%. in the ninety-seventh year, southeast asia there is an unprecedented economic growth in indonesia malaysia philippines taiwan. what attracts the interest of financiers after a series of consultations with the participation of the top officials of these countries? following the manipulation of the currency of malaysia indonesia philippines collapsed subsequently , the taiwan authorities even issued a special decree, which said that any cooperation with the soros foundation would be considered a criminal offence. the malaysian guys were caught in time, the rescue of its financial system cost an estimated $30 billion , the country was thrown back. in his development of almost 15 years in 2001 in argentina through the efforts of 40,

when people see-- especially in the summer of 2016 when alston sterling, castillo, all killed and videong viral and people seeing them and then the response by so many people in power and in politics, saying well, the problem is social media. that's like, no, the problem is police violence. it's like when people say to me that colin kaepernick is polarizing and taking a knee is polarizing. no, what's polarizing is police violence and polarizing is racism, and when you talk about polarization, you have to look at the polls taking a knee, colin kaepernick, it's not so much that america is polarized, it's white mesh that's polarized. because black and brown folks broadly supported the knee at the anthem, but it's particularly white people, particularly white families sometimes of people who disagree, yes, this is appropriate we have to do something and others who are absolutely repulsed at the mere thought of anybody protesting either at a sporting event or during the anthem. but that's the power of taking that knee though. it's so ubiquitous. i mean, if i and i took a knee at the maryland

sterling, thank you very much for joining me two minutes to go in the trading day. what do you see in the internals? >> very mixed. as you would expect from a flattish to down index story here but definitely not a washout. we have had very strong breath coming into this year but some giveback today with more declining versus advancing look at microcap stocks as a group compared to the largest 50 in the market. that's the xlg, and you see really a big gap opening up there with the smallest stocks outperforming by seven percentage points over the past year but almost all of it in the last few weeks that's a typical january effect, a little bit of excitement in some of the smallest names volatility index, not doing a lot. down another almost half a point. around 19. we sit here waiting for not just some more of the earnings but also the pc inflation number on friday, the fed on wednesday, and we have the indexes kind of hovering right at the crux of whether it's going to break to a new uptrend or not >> so, here we are at a critical moment also on microsoft, street's e

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sterling we looked at.he green bonds have been canadian but we are seeing more and more appetite for sovereign bonds and ontario has provided a lot of liquidity. shorter terms for the outside canada market. our average maturity is 16 years. we have been frequent issuers and a long-term issuer. jon: when we think about green we think about the push toward electric vehicles. within a province like ontario the automotive industry is going through a sizable transformation. it is an area of growth you have been focusing on. just to tie it back to the news about the president's trip to canada, they would seem to be the opportunity, based on discussions taking place in mexico city, for more alignment on the automotive industry cross-border. do you anticipate more progress being made head of that trip in march? peter: absolutely. if you look at the investment in the auto sector just in ontario, over the last two years over 16 billion new investment in the auto sector. we saw auto sectors leave ontario. we have the

just look at the incident with milwaukee bucks player sterling brown, who was accosted for parking incapped spot. >> take your hands out of your pockets now! >> i got stuff in my hand. >> taser, taser, taser! >> you know, there's sort of this idea that you can achieve your way out of these situations. it doesn't matter if you go to college, it doesn't matter if you get a good job, it doesn't matter any of those things. >> right. >> the police will still see you as someone who's up to no good. >> all of these things kind of work together to create a perfect storm in milwaukee. >> i've heard people coming from the south and going, man, milwaukee is more -- like i feel racism deeper in milwaukee than i did in the south. yeah, i often refer to our state as wississippi. >> wississippi. that's good. i don't know if i'm allowed to say that, but that's good. wississippi. ♪ this rental car is so boring to drive. let's be honest. the rent-a-car industry is the definition of boring. and the reason can be found in the name itself. rent - a - car. you don't want a friend. you want the friend. you

we have to go to sterling. sterling brief on a friday morning. lisa: yesterday after the bell it was about intel and the earnings that came out that were disappointing. today the earnings -- to push it forward, today we get chevron and american express. this is also the lead up to apple, amazon, and alphabet. we are getting the real economy this week. we are getting the tech economy next week. this is going to be key in opening the path for the index. u.s. personal income spending and core pce -- i keep focusing on that, how much do you see it decelerate? yesterday it came in in line with the quarterly look. much could it decelerate and give the fed reason to follow what the bank of canada did and really give a little bit of a dovish tail? the university of michigan survey, what is good news? if it in flex upward is that good or is that perhaps the economy is in such dire straits as people are expecting to get the soft landing. i want to see how the market responds to a survey that has been inflecting negative for a while. tom: he was in london a

here, see the facts in 1992 was arranged, black wednesday in england, the pound sterling fell by 12%. economy the country suffered heavy damage, and soros's fee amounted to $ 1 billion, playing for the depreciation of the pound, he caused damage to his second homeland of great britain $ 6 billion 1995 the university in bologna, the oldest in italy, honors george soros with an honorary doctorate in economics, although in 1992 year. he weakened the national currency of the country by 30%. in the ninety-seventh year in southeast asia , an unprecedented economic growth is observed indonesia malaysia philippines taiwan what attracts the interest of financiers after a series of consultations with the participation of the first persons of these countries. until the next currency manipulation in malaysia, indonesia, the philippines collapsed , the consequences of the taiwan authorities even issued a special decree, which said, and that any cooperation with the soros foundation would be considered a criminal offence. the malaysian guys were caught in time, the rescue of its financial system co

such vulgarity, the washed t-shirt of president zelensky is being sold at auction for 90,000 pounds sterlingcan imagine that during the second world war, let's say on some. uh, the auction court without winston churchill offered to sell his tunic coordinators. well that's what chekhov spoke vulgar all this is ostentatious. the ostentatious ringing vulgarity and this vulgarity echoes back to us. look, this is already happening to your hangout. alexei anatolyevich, mr. kirkorov philip bezrosovich, at this particular time, celebrating his fiftieth birthday, sings the song mary magdalena, and not magdalena magdalena, trampling on the christian shrine on the cross. well , look, then he defends very passionately, and runaway relatives. and after that, mr. kirkorov goes as a special guest to turin for eurovision, where, by the way, they are not allowed into our country, and there, of course, the ukrainian group wins, moreover, it makes an absolutely political statement regarding the prisoners of azov steel. wow, which is absolutely categorically prohibited by the eurovision rules, which is unwritte

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now everyone has to study in debt, it turns out about 20-30 thousand pounds sterling, which is usuallytudents, so those who want to get this profession get into debt long before they start working , the reality is that the healthcare system is constantly underfunded a lot privatized and there is an incorrect balance between public and private practice. over the past 30 years, the number of hospital beds in the uk has halved, it was believed that with the transition to new methods of treatment, people will spend in hospitals less time as a result, today there are only two places in the hospital ward for every thousand inhabitants of britain. this is one of the lowest rates in europe among young professionals, newly educated and more and more who seek to leave the uk for other countries where they are offered better conditions. i started working as a nurse 30 years ago. i've always wanted to do this. i really like my work. although i have seen over the years. how many people left because of low wages elsewhere. you can get a lot more like me, we survived during covid, the prime minister

theme of frontloading, many borrowers double-dip and appealed to issuance and investors in euros and sterlinglongside of dollar issuance. so there is a view of taking all the going is good and i think that is likely to continue to drive the primary market over the better part of the next three weeks. katie: we have less than a minute left but i want to get your thoughts on supply because the explanation i got often times last year for why credit spread were so contained was they were not many bonds to go around. you did not have the supply. if we return to more normal levels, is that a recipe for spread widening? winnie: i have to say last year the market did price 1.2 trillion, which in pre-covet year would have been a very high number. financials accounted for a large percentage of that and spreads did see pressure in volatility so there were pressure points related to new issues of supply. we think supply will continue to decrease over the course of this year. we are not surprised to see it is risk on, issue of supply out of the gates. as we look ahead, we see less urgency in terms of new

priceless telecommunications business, owned by a russian entrepreneur, was bought out for one pound sterlingaccording to shaltai, this decision was made in connection with the sanctions imposed on businessmen by the british authorities by the european union, according to british media, the value of the company was estimated at abramovich's £500 million share in it was 23% together with partners. he invested another 300 million in the project. whole business. however, it was unprofitable. and despite the impressive investments, it could not make a profit. the export duty on russian wheat has been reduced by more than 9% since january 25th. it will remain until january 31. the duties on barley and corn have also been reduced since july last year; they are set in rubles, and not in dollars. in russia, there is a grain damper mechanism that provides for floating duties on the export of grain wheat, corn and barley received from this funds. go to subsidize farmers tariffs are calculated weekly based on price indicators. they, in turn, are based on the prices of export contracts, which are registe

so hopefully i could have a lot of stored on me for a biscuit sterling to shop credit, which i see is casey dressing in pretty fast with realism, from the worst studio cray and you've called rita russia is being deprived of the means of fulfilling its supply commitments, it's like running the 100 meters in lead boots, some no company cut or retrospective. what i see a scale crucible, a company that scam artist and the leisure. thanks. and that's his question. their answer to a spiritual should it need a shy swap. roast khaki. mormonism william pity rose. it's certainly the main wheat supply route runs through the black sea on to the mediterranean to the manger egyptian port of alexandria. and then to many african countries where grain supplies a vital for their fast growing population, this really it so chosen con long legacy, or uncommon good level or, or, or several went on with, oh, or blue particular miss shuttle all or longer was longer a unit for to you by my good to do this, or if you still saw, clear what, i'm all the cities monassa unless it goes down the mountain to continue