u. s. economy. well, many americans are looking at that and saying, well, what about all the inflation he's provide presided over. i mean, that's going to certainly have an impact on the u. s. economy. but when it comes to ukraine, the u. s. congress, both the house and the senate are happy to open up their checkbooks and pass legislation in may. there was $40000000000.00 provided to ukraine by the united states in september, an additional $12300000000.00 was passed by the us congress and provided to ukraine. meanwhile, if one looks at the polls, the u. s. public isn't deeply concerned about you. ukraine just isn't showing up among the top issues that americans are concerned about. americans are concerned about inflation, the economy. they're concerned about the danger of war. but this notion that, that ukraine and sending weapons and a do grant is one of their top concern. doesn't seem to be a priority, but regardless, we'd now see the binder administration on the brink of essentially turning it bac

u. s. economy. well, many americans are looking at that and saying, well, what about all the inflation he's provide presided over. i mean, that's going to certainly have an impact on the u. s. economy. now there's a separate piece of legislation that has passed in the house of representatives that would grant 7 paid sick days to railroad workers. however, it looks like, even though this has been passed in the house of representatives, and this is seen as getting a concession to the railroad workers. it looks like it's not going to pass in the u . s. senate, they don't feel confident that the u. s. senate will go ahead and pass this piece of legislation. the president of course, support. he supports paid sick leave for all americans and for including real workers. this is something, as you have seen him over the past, almost 2 years. talk about that and try to move forward and making sure and improve in, in getting paid sick leave. but he understands there are not 60 boats, right? there are not 60 vot

u. s. economy could grow faster than china's economy this year. that hasn't happened since 1976 sleep each. i seen cells been at it again in this post. truth error of western media will actual fact checking doesn't get in the way of the good story. we thought we do this for them. we only had to google it to find out. according to the latest december statistics from the world bank, the u. s. g d p grew 1.8 percent as opposed to china, which in spite of a strict nationwide lockdown that still continues to to cope it 19, grew 3.3 percent. what is more shocking is this isn't the 1st time the uncle joe is claim this old da city in 2021. president biden claimed that the u. s. economy had grown larger than that of china's, the facts again, checked by us from the world bank were china at 8 point one percent. versus the united states at 5.7 percent bite. and also failed to address that. this economic miracle was imparted cheap by flooding the u. s. stock market with trillions of dollars in order to prop up

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u. s. economy. when it comes to ukraine, the u. s. congress, both the house and the senate are happy to open up their check books and pad legislation in may. there was $40000000000.00 provided to you, grand by the states in september, an additional $12300000000.00 was passed by the us congress and provided to ukraine. meanwhile, if one looks at the polls, the u. s. public isn't deeply concerned about ukraine. ukraine just isn't showing up among the top issues that americans are concerned about. americans are concerned about inflation, the economy. they're concerned about the danger of war. but the notion that that ukraine and sending weapons and a grant is one of their top concern doesn't seem to be a priority. but regardless, we'd now's the binder administration on the brink of eventually turning its back and really doing significant damage to one of the strongest allies, the labor movement, taking away the ability of railroad workers to withhold their labor and go on strike. meanwhile, when it comes to ukraine, an issue that amer

u. s. economy. so there will be no fee via contagious effect on the economy. like go trading or not trading. so the credit to the only any that lender credit you may affect? yeah, they're going to be our credited to our credit to some countries like china, india, depth and they have a really bright loan to our country land. these are really big economy, so i think the amount of loans are added to feel like that may not affect the economy. you wouldn't do the, i will be a, some delays in m and a especially if i did turn will be a good upper school and the say bought, i mean some of the lower and real time to be big. but i think it is about do less than 2 individually. i think the government intention is to restructure about 10000000 of by let alone then 9000000000 international. so thank you so much for coming on a sancho. we to think research fellow at the institute for policy studies and sco longer, longer has been heavily reliant on credit lines advanced by a neighbor india to purchase fuel in recent months. but now the government is struggling to secure fre

u. s. economy has over the last few years because of the pandemic, primarily, but other issues being faltering. why is it that the dollar is still so popular still? well, that dollar has characterised, you know, other currency has, 1st of all, the most to develop the sophisticated financial market in the world, then an economy that, notwithstanding current issues is still the most important economy economy in the world. then beyond that, there is the strength of the us as a country, merely to really, politically that remains of the most dominant country in the world. so it's no surprise that the dollar is says, the are having the site important the currency market in the financial world. one of the things i think that might surprise a lot of people is the fact that the rubles been actually performing pretty pretty well. it's not more than 30 percent against the dollars since march. and yet, as we know, the russian economy is said to be struggling at the moment. what do you attribute that to? well,

u. s. economy has been weakened by the coven pandemic, and a threatening global recession. it's be going up going up thanks to aggressive rate hikes by the federal reserve. you cannot make issues overseas and geopolitical uncertainty from the war in ukraine. but there's one big stand on the dollar versus the russian rule. but we're going to get into that later on to discuss all of this and join know by francesco, papa. dia francesco is former director general for market operations at the european central bank. he's also currently a senior resident fellow at the brutal thank. thank. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. the dollar is still dominating the investment markets around the world, the currency markets around the world. and yet the u. s. economy has over the last few years because of the pandemic try models, but other issues being faltering. why is it that the dollar is still so popular still? well, the dollar has characterised, you know, other currency has, 1st of all, the most to

u. s. economy grew more than previously thought during the 3rd quarter of the year. the latest data puts g d. p growth at 2.9 percent revised up from the previous 2.6 percent estimate. recession consumption and a falling trade deficit helped power the expansion. economists are also expecting growth for the current quarter, although the trade deficit is growing again along this, let's bring on a financial correspondent in new york yen score tens f. one more. we learn about the u. s. economic situation cuz we've had a few figures out stay yeah. rough. i mean i would say in general, so far so good. tim and growth of 2.9 percent is pretty good and economists are expecting that we will also see growth in the 4th quarter. even if estimates are all over the place at somewhere between a growth of one to 4 percent of the final quarter of the year. but you already mentioned consumption has been a one, a huge factor. and i'm always wondering how much longer can american spend that we already see they do spend was taking on more debt was credit cards them for example . and then

u. s. economy definitely weekend and actually might get into a recession. and if the biggest caught me on the planet, so the united states gets into a recession that could mean less demand for oil. and that was another reason why prices dropped on monday. ok. and go to the new york stock exchange for a thank you very much. now along with the price calf is that e, you ban on most russian oil imports that i mentioned specifically. it's those delivered by c. last week we reported how moscow had been sourcing old tankers to enable it to ship more of its crude to asia exports to india have surged in recent months. but will that mitigate the impact of the e use embargo? let's take a look. an oil tanker on its way to a european port, a site that should become rarer in the weeks ahead. as of december, 5th, you, russian, oil shipments to europe are officially banned. the move is the latest you effort to target russian fossil fuel revenues. more than 2 thirds of russian oil exports to the e. you arrive vice he but soon no more. germany will continue to import russian

u . s. economy expanding more than previously thought during the 3rd quarter of the year g. d p growing by 2.9 percent. that's an upwards revision from the previous estimate of 2.6 percent. the economists are also expecting growth for the current quarter, although the trade deficit is growing again. twitter owner, ellen must said that he and apple c e o. tim cook resolved their dispute during a meeting on wednesday. and earlier this week must had said that the tech giant had cut advertising and threatened to remove the twitter app from its app store. the former ceo of crypto change f t x denied committing fraud and apologized for the mistakes in the collapse of the cripple currency giant. the video saving a wednesday, sam bank mon fried a said he did not deliberately mislead investors, who have been unable to withdraw their funds from the bankrupt platform. fashion retail or h m, has ended. it's russian operations, closing as moscow flagship store. the swedish clothing company also said it would be laying off $1500.00 employees worldwide to contend with softening demand due

u. s. economy overall. okay. and go to new york for thank you very much to europe now, where denmark's farmers are finding a new way to generate income and energy. the waste products created by their farms almost specifically by the animals can be used to create fuel and could eventually help to free that country of its dependence on energy impulse. it was easy to convince pharma be to hoyt that this business idea needs cent. 5 years ago, a bio gas operator asked him if he could imagine selling menu or thanks to the 160 calls in his care, now earns an extra 6000 yours from the men, your business person go ahead of you as we used to drive them in your far out to the fields to day, the trucks just go to the bio gas plant. so we didn't have to rebuild the system to join in for to say to here. many farmers also signed up to this business idea on the danish island of hoon in there now supplying bio mass to the plants, the company nature energy is the top dog among denmark, fire gas producers. instead of a bunch of sma

u. s. investments and climate for protection has contributed, was significantly to transforming our u. s. economy munger bills and we have to say for a very long time, we would have liked to have seen the u. s. as he both pursuing this law before they actually did put up for him. but still they mustn't preventive suits the fair competition. jo and this is why very much supported the european commission is which are the conducting and tennis. god talks president with the you s. i have had these conversations with the person. and so also highlighted the french leadership because we cannot allow ourselves to be divided in our trans atlantic, like michelle instead of a major conflict. but we need to work more closely together with one another to ensure common fair trade with when i'm with him, he knows ladies and gentlemen, just under the same as rise to a worked power is a fact and we need by suicide. engage with it. it would be wrong to think that we should delete couple or as with a mission and any other approach that wouldn't be the right way. uh huh. as an economic partner, china remains importa

u. s. economy is, it's the largest economy in the world in terms of, in terms of how it projects itself to the world. so in less that can be stabilized . it's going to be very, very hard to see how they can reduce inflation. so i'm reading that the, the fed zone for costs if the inflation rate will stand at 3.5 percent by the end of next year, which is still an unacceptable rates. well, consequences would that have for the us economic and financial system. and of course for american households. yeah, well we're already seeing the, the, the, the ripple effects of that because they're my market reactor forecasts in general, right? so if we look at, we look at the amount of money that has been now drained out of the, the global financial system in stock, market equity, and commodity. the 3, the brief, g 2, g 2. obviously the current situation, the b b effects on the entire financial system, a master, just like me 70000 and the night if we remember in 2008 nicki, you know, that was caused by a number o

u. s. economy. venezuela has got oil and the united states needs it, so it looks like finally one guido is out of the picture. caleb martin, r t new york. and so that i'll just about wrap up this. i was program from moscow on this the 1st day of the new year. it is january the 1st here on the russian capital, roughly 1 30 in the morning. so for all of us here at our to international, we wish you'd love happiness and success in the new year. and with that, thank you. i'm good with ah ah, oh, a ah with ah, need to come to the russian state little narrative. i've unfortunately no slam seen div. mm hm. then i can also send up for a group in the 55 with this been okay, so mine is to 5 must be the one else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today and supports the r t sport next, even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with me. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on

u. s. economy. venezuela has got oil and the united states needs it. so it looks like finally one guido is out of the picture. caleb martin, r t new york. all right, crossing lived on a daniel shore professor of latin american studies at the city university of new york. very well welcome to you. so thanks so much for joining us about half past 4 in the afternoon where you are. so we are already in 2023 here at moscow. you're still rounding off the old the way you are, but so good to have you on the program. thanks for joining us here on our see. so it was, it was daniel since january 2019 the us media apparatus told us that one, why don't was the new president of venezuela, but now he's being kicked out essentially by the political establishment. how did we get to this point that he was the darling of the western backed opposition? happy new year, rory. one way though, deserves the prime. the cello of the year. not just the 2022, but for the past 3 years he was artificially held up. is this interim president, though he had no recognition within bennett

u. s economy into a recession. chairman powell says no one knows the answer. andrew elizabeth, thank you and american living in ukraine, who was arrested and held by the russians is a free man this morning waiting for kz was released from the prisoner swap . the russians accused the u. s air force veteran of spying, he says he spent weeks held in a basement where he was tortured and given little food. they interrogated me punched me in the face. and then if you if you days later use electricity. ah punch me in the stomach. but that wasn't the worst part. the worst part for me was just hearing other people screaming. hearing women screaming women being tortured. it was just it was just crazy. and he says he can't wait to see his family and eat a manouancyeli's . david ap appeared inuroo a prosec played police body camera video of the hammer attack and revealed that the pap told them he believes democrats are criminals. prosecutors say heha include go newso t han a husband ars. portrait unveiling of the u. s capitol yesterday. lawmakers from both parties were th

u. s. economy. it didn't get it. it was, it just has the right to say that it was, it was all the fault of russia and ready me put in. and if you look out, you were talking about a short look at the trouble of shoulds in china is a complete ass. well, it didn't get anything and no, you have german, a comic because we are about to sell some chinese cars and you have a european union continuing to texas. it all decisions such as the end of the heat engine was the chinese as a 1st place for the production of any cars. so we are on the brink of then you can be just there because of stupid, you know, your pin decision and the, the most that you, you said the right word, stupidity ok. finish it. ok. because because it's a martin, i'm glad i didn't want. i didn't, hadn't thought about bringing up china here, but the chinese don't even take the european seriously. they see what the europeans have done is become supplicants to the us or the chinese, or say, well, we have to talk to washington to deal with the europeans. that'

u. s. economy. venezuela has got oil and the united states needs it. so it looks like finally one guido is out of the picture. caleb martin, r t new york india has caused a global assistance on crypto county regulations saying a common approach as needed. it was brought to attention by a financial stability report issued by the countries reserves bank. oh, well the grip to acid market it remains volatile. they have not yet been any spill over onto this ability of the formal financial system. the accumulated experience, however, suggests that they form an unstable ecosystem to address potential future financial stability risks and to protect consumers and investors. it is important to arrive at a common approach to crypto acids. so a crypto assets currently unregulated in india, but new dell is declared the issue a focal point. there are roughly a 100000000 active users in the country. and we heard from the deputy chief of a notable indian encrypt our current platform, who says, regulation is imminent. the idea has said, is nothing new, you know, every

u. s. economy. take out america, mexico. and then you will find the trade. the overwhelming trade is with china and not with united states. the china is the largest trading partner with the global last, the united states, even in the backyard. so that is the case, but this what the, what you just said about isn't the sort of life in the old head, you know, look what's happening, the math is changing. it's really moving. i mean, there's a rush towards the brakes to the shanghai cooperation. well, can i say, should country saudi arabia, india, south africa, turkey, all these be powerful states moving into the your asian project and are not accepted and very deliberately snobby. and that's what happened in the t 20, they snob, the g 7 when they tried to infest, you know, that they had to. and they had to isolate russia and condemn it from ukraine. because none of that through, in the, in the final communicate at all. they didn't succeed in dividing china from russia . they were desperate to get china to criticize russia. it didn't happen. time and time again. h