u. s. federal agencies have 30 days to remove the chinese owned app from employ phones as can serve over spying. grow will get more on the reaction from washington. and i'm an american microchip manufacturers are eligible for major government funding, but the cash comes with strings attached. we'll get more of this from wall street. and renewables are becoming more attractive, but also more expensive to expand. we'll take a look at a conundrum in pakistan. welcome back to another d w a business. i'm christy plats, and bringing you the latest from the business world. china has accused the u. s. of suppressing foreign companies and free enterprise after the us band, the use of chinese video sharing apps, tick tock on government mobile phones, canada and the european parliament also announced such bands this week concerns our growing that the popular app could be used for espionage. here is more, canada has been tick tock from government phones saying the chinese app carries an unacceptable risk to pr

u. s. federal reserve back a june for that will be allowed to go with people in trucks injured when trying to free the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border. families please all the time. the reason for these credit don't agree with people. lean extreme dreams, ross getting 200 people with around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, ah, ah, the u. s. federal reserve moves down another gear, an 8th straight rates hike from the fed, but they're getting ever smaller is the us winning it's war with inflation. that's where in the world price rises are leading to an epidemic of strikes with wages. failing to keep up with the increasing cost of living and pakistan's economy is in dire straits, but well relief come in the form of an ira, bailout. this is, do we have business on robots in berlin? welcome to the program. the united states federal reserve has in

u. s. federal reserve moves down another gear and 8th straight to rates, hike from the fed, but they're getting ever smaller. is the u. s. winning it's war with inflation? that's where in the world price rises are leading to an f demick strikes with wages failing to keep up with the increasing cost of living and pakistan's economy is in dire straits, but will relief come in the form of an ins. baylor is deal. we have business on robots in berlin, welcome to the program. the united states federal reserve has increased interest rates for the 8th time in 12 months. however, the fed latest rises of a quarter of a percentage points and is less than december's height of half a percent. it continues a trend that seeing the central bank slowly phasing down its aggressive program of rates increases that aims to tackle high inflation through. well, let's get more on this from our financial correspondent in new york yen quarter ends. the fed seeing fits to just take it off the accelerator again with the rates

u. s. federal reserve announcing a smaller rights increased and lastly, as here from the see be chief christine, my god. the governing council will stay the course in raising interest rates significantly at a steady pace and in keeping them at levels that are sufficiently restrictive to ensure a timely return, often inflation to 2 percent medium to target. well, let's discuss these, these latest rates, decision with cost and bridge s k, the chief economist at ion j. thanks a lot for being with us cost and b, c, b actually have them follow the fed in phasing down the rate increases. how's it? so what does that tell us about the different stages that the 2 central banks rat yeah, yeah. this is the more advanced in the, in the tightening cycle. then the be still has some, some grounds to catch up. so they are still very aggressive. it's not only that the should be higher interest rates by more than 50 basis points, but they also more pre, committed to another rate like at the march meeting as the pres

u. s. linked the highest to the hacking group lazarus, which allegedly used as stolen funds to finance the pyongyang regime and it's nuclear weapons program. more signs on friday that the u. s. federal reserve will not slow its interest rate hikes as it battles, inflation in separate events. 2 fed officials, each indicated more hikes would probably be necessary. in december, the fed had had forecast a max rate of just over 5 percent for this year. futures, investors now put it at 5 and a half percent without we go over to teddy austro in new york. but teddy, looking at this last week, some of the things that we learned, sticky inflation, hire consumer spinning, lower jobless claims, everything that says that demand isn't falling. this economy doesn't seem to be doing what everyone wants it to do is it asks even, well, we're looking at a lot of unexpected data. inflation for example, is cooling. it's coming down though not as much as expected. and of course, we saw a retail sales through the roof consumer spending strong job market well by the hundreds of thousands more jobs ads the economy than expected. i think it's important that we start to parse through some of this data, right?

u. s. linked the highest to the hacking group lazarus, which allegedly uses stolen funds to finance the pyongyang regime and it's nuclear weapons program. more signs on friday that the u. s. federal reserve will not slow its interest rate hikes as it battles, inflation in separate events. 2 fed officials, each indicated more hikes would probably be necessary. in december, the fed had had forecast a max rate of just over 5 percent for this year. futures, investors now put it at 5 and a half percent without we go over to teddy austro in new york. but teddy, looking at this last week, some of the things that we learned, sticky inflation, higher consumer spinning, lower jobless claims, everything that says that demand isn't falling. this economy doesn't seem to be doing what everyone wants it to do is it asked even while we're looking at a lot of unexpected data, inflation for example, is cooling. it's coming down though not as much as expected. and of course, we saw retail sales through the roof consumer spending strong job market well by the hundreds of thousands more jobs as the economy than expected. i think it's important that we start to parse through some of this data, right?

u. s. federal reserve announcing a smaller rates increase the last one. as here from e. c, v chief christine, my god. the governing council will stay the course in raising interest rates significantly at a steady pace and in keeping them at levels that are sufficiently restrictive to ensure a timely return, often inflation to all 2 percent medium term target. well, let's discuss the seabees latest rates, decision with cost and bridge s k, the chief economist at ion g. thanks a lot for being with us cost and b, c, b actually hasn't followed the fed in phasing down the rate increases. how's it? so what does that tell us about the different stages of the 2 central banks? the rat? yeah, yeah. the more advanced in the, in the tightening cycle than the b, c, b still have some, some grounds to catch up. so they are still very aggressive. it's not only that the should be higher interest rates by more than 50 basis points, but they also morris pre, committed to another rate like the march meeting as the president christine regard said that they intend to hi are another 50 basis p

u . s. federal reserve to continue raising interest rates as it fights inflation of the ins quarter in new york for more now years. correct me if i'm wrong, but i thought the point of all these interest rate hikes we've seen was to dampen demand. what's going on here? well, it's even, but the timing is sir king, right? i mean, the problem is sir, was the interest rate increases? it's, it has a lagging effect to take some time so that those higher interest rates work as through the economy. i mean, we also see that was the labor markets. i mean, the interest rate increases were supposed to cool down the labor market. but the last reading that we got was actually the best since may of 1960 in hopkins. so obviously that hasn't done the trick quite yet, but it's definitely interesting to see a december was such a disappointment when actually sales in the retail sector dropped by more than one percent. and now this 3 percent increase in pricing, it pretty much all categories and saw in increase. so a def

u. s. federal reserve back agent for that will be allowed to go with people and trucks injured when trying to free the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border families playing phone tag with people.

u. s. would take us move now or he'll, i think what really was the factor here that, that caused the white house perhaps to take a decision was the fact that the u. s. federal aviation administration had to temporarily block flights within a 100 square miles of the atlantic ocean around the south carolina coast because this balloon had gotten in the way. and one thing we heard from the pentagon yesterday is at the moment that the pentagon had been monitoring the balloons movement from thursday and friday, they didn't deem it to be a, a military or physical risk. it appears that at the point that airports had to be closed down because of this, a path of the balloon that, that is when the white house and the pentagon likely decided to move forward with the shooting this balloon down and has the closing all of this airport cause any disruption to passengers? well we're seeing it so far that there were some disruptions. again, those were 3 airports that were closed down the f. a hasn't released much more information about those airports, but of course some disruption was caused. and again, that is one of the reasons it appears that the white house, that the u.

u. s. has tightened the rules on international transfers to prevent money laundering. it's reduced cash flows to iraqi banks by about 80 percent. lou are the 100 for guided entity key. it's cleared u. s. federal reserve scrutinizing foreign transfers from iraq. and especially to those countries unfriendly with 2 u. s. army, such as iran, lebanon, by syria and yemen, others, consequently, iraq steel wire transfers from the u. s. have been cut from $240000000.00 to only $22000000.00. on a day. the government has launched a campaign to combat illegal currency trading. and promised to hold further discussions with washington to stabilize the exchange rate were higher dodges on. this is one aspect of an economic challenge that requires a brave response and practical solutions to end the wrong financial policies inherited by the current government. in the mean time, the prime minister has extended credit to small businesses by half a $1000000000.00. despite government promises to continue the depreciation, many iraqis are worried about an increase in prices ahead of the holy month of ramadan. especially in imports such as gas and wheat. a number of currency exchanges have stopped trading. gunther,

u. s. are directed against the russian federation. moscow will take this into account. it is unacceptable that the u. s. has started to reshape the world order only to suit itself in the last year as a parisha nuclear plant in ukraine, which is the largest in europe, has come close to nuclear disaster. and the possibility of nuclear weapons being used, if the war escalates, has been widely reported me, isn't the goodness, did you quarter inch and acknowledging the impact of the war. the, all those gathered at this conference center and sent to moscow stood in silence to commemorate russian service people who died put in announced a special fund to assist families of soldiers and veterans. russia was do whatever it takes to win the message from a defiant president. putin was to assure his people what you're hearing from the rest is untrue. according to him, the rest has been unable to isolate russia. if he did se military or brick, it's economy. but as a war drags past the one year mark, there is no denying that the people are beginning to feel the impact summer media wit

u. s. are directed against the russian federation. moscow will take this into account. it is unacceptable that the u. s. has started to reshape the world order only to suit itself. in the last year that parisha nuclear plant in ukraine, which is the largest in europe, has come close to nuclear disaster. and the possibility of nuclear weapons is being used if the war escalates has been widely reported immune, no steady quote, change and acknowledging the body of poor. all those gathered conference center incentive. moscow stood in silence to commemorate russian service people who died put in announced a special fund to assist the family, the soldier than veterans rush. i will do whatever it takes to win the message from a defiant president put in was to assure his people what you're hearing from the rest is and true. according to him, the rest has been unable to isolate russia. if he did military or break its economy, but as a board drugs past the one year mark, there is no denying that the people are beginning to feel the impact. some majority of era moscow. well, the ne

u. s. spaces default, which could have lots of national and even global consequences. the u. s. federal visit has raised its target interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point. the central bank continued to promise ongoing increases and borrow and cost as part of its battle against inflation. and the statement, the fed said inflation has ease slightly from the 40 year highs. hit last year, though it remains elevated. but it is russia's war and ukraine was still adding to global uncertainty. well, the u. k. has experienced its largest coordinated strike action in a generation of to half a 1000000 train and bus drivers, civil servants, university lecturers and security guards walked off the job and disputes over pay and working conditions. teachers were given a 5 percent payroll last year. but once and above, inflation increase of more than 10 percent. north korea says military drills by the us and its allies have reached what it calls an extreme rid line and threatened to turn the peninsula into a critical was on. the statement follows the visits of south korea by the us defense sec

u. s senator as well. the u. s. federal reserve has raised its target interest rate by quarter from percentage point central bank continued to promise ongoing increases and boring costs as part of his battle against inflation. and his statement, the fed said inflation has ease slightly from the 40 year highs hit last year, but it says rushes worn. ukraine was still adding to global uncertainty. ah, a russian rocket has hits an apartment complex in ukraine's eastern city of chrome tours, killing at least 2 people and entering 7 others rescue as well on the scene to comb through the rubble of trying to find any survivors. the city is indeed on. yes, the region where russian bank fighters have held significant territory, including the largest city since 2014 some feet most intense fighting in the war. and ukraine has taken place in the eastern city of bar moot. and believe both russia and ukraine have lost large numbers of troops and talks about the spoke to the brother of one ukrainian soldier was killed in the battle of the

u. s. federal agency that fines the pandemic probably started from a leak at the laboratory. the u. s. department of energy made that assessment in a classified intelligence report. the department is responsible for running several laboratories in the us that are investigating the virus or poland. now arthur capitol, he's director of medical ethics at, in why use language medical center in new york city, professor tablets. good to see you again. you know, we've spoken numerous times in this pandemic. obviously the question always came back. where did they come from? now we've got a u. s. agency saying, well, it probably was an accident in the lab and the response i would've expected it to have been bigger than, than it has been. are you surprised at how muted it seems the response has been well 1st, thanks for having me back. i'm not surprised because the report basically said we can't rule out last week. and they didn't really say it is the last week, even from that agency report. and we've got many, many other experts and reports that are still pointing toward some type of transmis

u. s. can continue to function effectively post june, while the u. s. federal reserve meanwhile, has raised our target interest rate by a quarter of a century point. the central bank continued to promise ongoing increases and borrowing costs as part of its battle against inflation. in a statement, the federal reserve says inflation ease slightly from the 40 year highest hit last year. but it says it rushes war and ukraine was still adding to global uncertainty . the southern us, meanwhile, is preparing for more icey conditions. there is a forecast for freezing rain and please i see weather has been blamed for 6 deaths over the past 3 days. airlines also canceled almost 2000 flights, nearly a quarter 1000000 people in texas are also without power of the people of puerto rico. still living with the impact of hurricane maria. 5 years now after i struck the caribbean island. and now an exhibition in new york is using art from the u. s . territory to raise awareness of their place. he has more from the cure, aysa, and her own way. my name is marcella ghetto. i'm the

u. s senator as well. the u. s. federal reserve has raised an target interest rate. i caught the percentage point his central bank continued to promise ongoing increases in or in cost as part of his battle against inflation. in a statement the fence and inflation has ease slightly from the 40 year highs hit last year, but it says washes, worn. ukraine was still adding to global uncertainty and, and such as were on this the rise and interest rates of one quarter of one percent is very much in line with expectations. it is the smallest rise since almost a year ago. but it still takes the interest rate here in the united states to around 4.75 per cent, the highest. it's been in 15 years. no, the fed back in december was talking about possibly raising rates to 5 percent or above. they haven't felt the need to go that far, because they think that the rate of inflation is slowing down and we know are the inflation crisis has hit millions of families across america with increased prices . the fed chairman jerome poll acknowledges that things are improving slightly, but it's

u. s. federal trade commission since 2018. so for more or less bring in eating goal on diamond industry analyst at diamond research and data. so how have the attitudes towards lab created, diamond or l? as gds shifted in recent years, it seems to be gaining traction with the market expected to double by $6000000000.00 by 2025. well, actually interesting question. so that has been around for the number of years and have entered the retail marketplace as components in jewelry around 2016 by 2018. there were really already a thing. and at that point, they were, if we looked at the old diamonds, that is natural, diamonds, and lab, grow them together. we're going to time are presented about 2 percent of the business to one point a to, to point to the end. really how you measure. we know that that figure has increases, then it doubled almost every year and it currently stands at around 10 percent. so in terms of value, there's definitely a doubling almost every year. i don't know if a reach 6000000000, but there is no doubt that thi

u. s. still sells only lip service to the palestinian people, one of the dos during the meeting with the u. s. federal state the policy improve the fed. israel is not being held responsible for violations of international law. a, this gum swell is really, is being over luca and without being held accountable for its unilateral actions, including settlements, actual annexations of lunch, cherish, shirtless storm in palestinian territories, murdering displacing and demolishing the houses dns days in jerusalem. desecration of oxen mosque season fonts long with ethnic cleansing and apart sights. the u. s. secretary of state came to ramallah in the west bank after a wave of violence. they took the lives of both palestinian and israeli and intensified idea of military raids. especially in the candle janine in the north, although occupied west bank that made january the deadliest month for palestinians . and several years was at least 35 people killed. at his meeting with lincoln, president of bus said it is time for the international community to interfere with his meeting with abbas here in that i'm ala bl

u. s. federal trade commission since 2018. so one more or less bring in eating goal on diamond industry analyst at diamond research and data. so how have the attitudes towards lab created, diamond or ellis gds shifted and recent years it seems to be gaining traction with the market expected double by $6000000000.00 by 2025. interesting boise. so i haven't been around for a good number of years and have entered the retail market place as components in jewelry around 2000 the 16 by 2018. they were really. ready already a thing, and at that point they were, if you look at the old diamonds, that is natural, diamonds and lab programs together. lab going to the time are presented about 2 percent of the business to $1.00 to $2.00 depending really how you measure it. we know that that figure has increased, then it doubled almost every year. and it currently stands at around 10 percent. so. ready in terms of value, there's definitely a doubling almost every year. i don't know if we'll reach 6000000000, but there's no doubt that this is

u. s. federal reserve has raised its target interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point. the central bank continued to promise ongoing increases and borrowing cost, as part of his battle against inflation. in the statement, the fed said inflation has somewhat eased from the 40 year high as it hit last year . that remains elevated. the bank said russia's war and ukraine was still seen as adding to global uncertainty. police focused on say the suicide bomber who killed at least 100 people in an attack on a mosque may have had internal assistance. they say several suspects have now been arrested. funerals have taken place for some of those killed in the attack. and other 220 were also injured. the bombing happened during pres. a committee has been set up to investigate security that says at the show our police compound where the bombing took place. on monday, the faction of terry could taliban pakistan initially claimed responsibility. but later, the group distance itself from the attack. how does it come all high to visit the family of one of the victims where and where leg

u. s. federal court in new york. where a man, once in charge of mexico's fight against drug cartels has just been found guilty of working with them. ah, there's bit of a boost in the strength of the ne monsoons driving clyde, but not very deep cloud, the south china sea and beyond. but it tends to suggest that we line up the showers now through this part of indonesia, is that so there be heavier southern sumatra? and these woods including solar y c. and that's where you might get from flash flooding. there's quite a breeze on the coast to vietnam with cloud here. otherwise things are more or less as you might expect. the same is true for most part australia, this tips a topsy turvy summer. we've got heavy rain in the north, a frontal system going through west austria where recently it's been very hot indeed. that'll tend to knock those temperatures out. but the ac going light breeze in adelaide is giving you 40 degrees in the forecast. still 39 by the time you get to friday, you think this should change things? it's

u. s. federal reserve of a potential spill over impact of its actions on the rest of the world. it's a pretty strong argument for decreasing dependence on washington and it's whole monetary system. the value of currencies in a lot of developing countries has already plunged against the u. s. dollar, making imports more expensive, while rate wages remain the same. so that's a really bad deal for the average person. so whether we're talking about indonesia or britain or the european union, it's now pretty obvious the washington is just going to do what's best for washington. primarily, while flashing a friendly smile and giving a nice pat on the back to its pals. but that's about all they can really hope for. so he got to ask, what exactly washington's closest allies are waiting for, to ensure the protection of their own interests. first and foremost, rather than waiting around in the hope that washington might toss them a few crumbs of consideration after it does what's best for itself. rachel marston, all she contributes a thanks very much for breaking that down for us. we've kn

u. s. federal reserve has raised its target interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point. central bank continued to promise ongoing increases in borrowing costs, as part of his battle against inflation. in a statement, the fed said inflation has somewhat east from the 40 year highs hit last year. it remains elevated. the banks and rushes worn ukraine was still seen as adding to global uncertainty. joe biden and just house because kevin mccarthy have met for the 1st time since they took their respective positions for nations between democrats and republicans. a tense because of differences over the debt ceiling. and mccarthy says he and the president had a good conversation. i just walked out and having an hour conversation with his president that i tell you in perspective was a good conversation. no agreements, no promises except we will continue. ringback conversation i want to continue, it would be half of the american people on behalf of the parents on behalf of every taxpayer here. india's finance ministers on mil, the government's budget for the coming financial year