the gathering all of the top bods from the us central bank and the federal reserve kicks off today. the top bods from the us central bank — the federal reserve — kicks off today injackson hole which culminates in a hotly anticipated speech from fed chairjerome powell on friday. his words move markets across the globe. the minutes from the fed's last meeting — released on wednesday point towards a not if — but by how much interest rates will be cut next month — as michelle fleury reports. officials inside america's central bank discussed cutting interest rates injuly before voting unanimously to wait, indicating instead that a september cut was more likely. the minutes from the last federal reserve policy meeting show officials are confident inflation is moving in the right direction, and that an increase in the unemployment rate means now is the right time to be talking about cutting rates from their current 22—year highs. it comes as more cracks in the labour market are starting to appear. the us economy added 818,000 fewerjobs in 2023 and early 2024 than previously reported. for w

today all eyes, from wall street to the campaign trail, will be on the us central bank chair, jeromel, when he speaks at the mountain resort ofjackson hole. his words will move markets across the world, as investors seek a steer on the direction of travel from the fed and its next all important interest rate call. michelle fleury has the details. in a few hours, jerome powell, the chair of the us federal reserve, america's central bank, will deliver his most important speech of the year. when he spoke two years ago at this gathering, which has become known as the davos for central bankers, the emphasis was on how taming inflation — which, at its peak, hit 9% — would cause pain. as part of that fight, the fed raised its benchmark rate to a 20—year high. fast forward to today, and with america's annual inflation rate dipping below 3%, and with signs that the jobs market is starting to weaken, mr powell is expected to lay out a road map for the future direction of us interest rates. the betting is, he'll hint at a quarter—point rate cut in september, with more to follow. but he'll have

move, you have repriced the expectation for the fed to cut 50 basis points, at least in the us, central banksave more accommodating policy coming in the future than they were one week ago. going back to the carry trade, this is the idea that investors are borrowing in countries where interest rates are low and putting their money where they can get high return in countries with higher interest rates. the fact that you saw this interest rate injapan meant people were re—evaluating their position and moving money around the world. that is part of what triggered this. now that japan is seemingly walking back future rate hikes, is that they're capitulating to the market? i think it illustrates _ capitulating to the market? i think it illustrates that _ capitulating to the market? i think it illustrates that central _ capitulating to the market? i think it illustrates that central banks - it illustrates that central banks globally are moving more towards a cutting bias, and more accommodating stance. it has come a long way since covid and they have strike to support the markets through that time.

the better—than—expected data mean that the us central bank remains on—course to cut interest rates whend just over two years ago, when it climbed to more than nine percent. confectionery giant mars has struck a deal to snap up pringles and pop—tart—maker kellanova for nearly $36 billion. despite being the biggest snacking buyout this year, legal experts are not expecting too much regulatory scrutiny. mars says the acquisition could close in the first half of 2025. shares of kellanova popped nearly 8% after the news. an annual subscription service is now possible if you're flying european budget carrier wizz air. the airline is offering an "all you can fly pass" that will allow passengers to book unlimited flights in a year, at the cost of $550. passengers will still have to pay a transaction fee of around 11 dollars per booking and check—in luggage will cost extra. the airline is currently offering 10,000 subscription memberships as part of its initial plans. let's take a look at the closing numbers on wall street now — all the three major indices ended the wednesday session in the gree

us central bank chief jerome powell hints that an interest rate cut could be on the table as soon as september, sending wall street higher. hello and welcome to business today. i'm arunoday mukharji. let's begin in the us, where the federal reserve has wrapped up its latest 2—day meeting, where policy makers kept the cost of borrowing rate steady between 5.25 percent to 5.5 percent. what was noteworthy though were the hints from chairjerome powell that a september interest rate cut could be on the table. those comments from his press conference pushed wall street higher, with all the major indices closing in the green. the question will be whether the totality of the data, the evolving outlook, and the balance of risks, are consistent with outlooks on inflation and maintaining a solid labour market. if that testis solid labour market. if that test is met, reduction in our policy rate could be on the table as soon as the next meeting in september. tom porcelli, the chief us economist at pgim fixed income in new york laid out his expectations for the fed and us monetary policy, given i

science at george washington university and has written a book examining the independence of the us central bankeral reserve. thank you forjoining us. are you clear on what trump and his campaign mean by �*having a say�* because that's pretty vague? well, it is certainly vague. it could run the gamut from ways well, it is certainly vague. it could run the gamut from well, it is certainly vague. it could run the -amut from ways in could run the gamut from ways in which presidents have often tried to pressure the federal reserve, typically for lower interest rates. but, when we hearformer president trump and his running mate talk about it, it seems to have something about it, it seems to have something a little more aggressive in mind. something like giving an ex official seat on the committee that makes decisions about interest rates. the full range of issues and possibilities is unclear, it isn't clear what trump would do if re—elected. it clear what trump would do if re-elected-— re-elected. it would be revolutionary _ re-elected. it would be revolutionary in - re-elected. it would be revolutio

but one policymaker, at the us central bank, the federal reserve, has been explaining at an eventin reserveg at an event in hawaii where she is not overly concerned. the employer and trait is slow, entrance and entering the labour force. so, what a concern? well, the concern is that we won'tjust land this relatively good and balanced face but will continue to deteriorate, and will turn into bigness. and, we don't see that right now, so policy adjustments will be necessary. we will, how much that needs to be done, and when it needs to take place, i think that is come to depend on a lot of incoming information. come to depend on a lot of incoming information-— information. there we have it, the 're information. there we have it, they're trying _ information. there we have it, they're trying to _ information. there we have it, they're trying to reassure - information. there we have it, they're trying to reassure the l they're trying to reassure the markets. hejoins us they're trying to reassure the markets. he joins us from pennsylvania. i don't know if you could hear thatjust now, what is you

the better—than—expected data means that the us central bank remains on—course to cut interest ratesnnounced layoffs that will affect 7% of its global workforce. the company stated that the move is part of a wider restructure to focus on high growth areas like artificial intelligence and cyber—security. this is the second time this year that cisco has announced job cuts. in february, around 4,000 staff were laid off. more business news for you in the next hour. goodbye for now. hey, i'm zof with the catch up. tonight, molly may announce a shock split from tommy kerry, ed sheeran gets saucy and banksy finishes his drawing trail. 0urtop banksy finishes his drawing trail. our top story tonight. molly may has announced her and tommy kerry have split up after five years together. she shared the news on her instagram story, saying she would be taking some time away from social media. next, adverts for nutrition products promoted by stephen bartlett have been banned, after a watchdog said they were misleading. you will probably know him from his diary of a ceo podcast, and also as one of th

the independence of the us central bank sparks election disagreement as it waits for that crucial inflationng 9 billion dollars off its market value. welcome to business today. after last week's roller—coaster, the world's financial markets are hoping this week will be somewhat more settled. monday's session in asia has been more muted and european markets are recovering. and there's not a lot of movement on wall street as us markets start their trading day because the focus is really on wednesday. that's when we get the latest us inflation data. the last reading showed prices rising at an annualised pace of 3% injuly, which is ahead of the 2% target that the central bank the federal reserve aims for. and that will have a big impact on interest rates. they are currently at a range of 5.25% — 5.5%. but a cut is widely expected in september. and with the us election campaign in full swing over the weekend the republican vice—presidential candidatejd vance has been reiterating what his new boss donald trump thinks about the future of interest rate decisions. he told cnn that �*the political le

us central bank chief jerome powell hints that an interest rate cut could be on the table as soon asdy between 5.25 percent to 5.5 percent. what was noteworthy though were the hints from chairjerome powell that a september interest rate cut

the us central bank chief hints an interest rate cut could be on the table as soon as september, sending wall street higher, but what's in store from the bank of england? shares in meta jump as the owner of facebook reveals bumper profits and says it will make money soon from al. and plugging in: as demand for electric vehicles grow, is the infrastructure in place? we have a special report on the race to fit chargers across the uk. live from london, this is business today. we begin in the us and the party on wall street as the most powerful central bank in the world wrapped up its rate setting meeting. the federal reserve decided to keep the cost of borrowing on hold for the eighth month in a row at between 5.25 and 5.5%. that's a 23—year high. but it was what the fed chair had to say that gave investors a boost. jerome powell gave the biggest hint yet that a september interest rate cut could be on the table. here's what he had to say. if we were to see, for example, inflation moving down quickly or more or less in line with expectations, growth remains, let's say reasonably strong and t

we begin in the us and the party on wall street as the most powerful central bank in the world wrapped

maintaining this financial stability, maintaining the exchange rate ruble, from the central bank, the central bank useshat it has, just like other central banks of other states, but of course the measures of the central bank must be supplemented and... and executive authorities, and the government, and regional executive authorities, supplemented other tools, to develop the economy of supply there, and so on, i won’t list all this, so as not to end up in one direction, yes, in the right desire to contain inflation, so this is such, you know, our common task is not only the central bank is holding back inflation, but also the government and... business and the parliament of the federal assembly, and here there is something to work on, so that while still achieving a reduction in inflation, uh, stop the economy, uh, this. this was a live broadcast of a press conference by the speaker of the federation council, valentina matviyanko, following the results of the spring session. let's feast on advertising. the sberthank you loyalty program has been updated and has become even more profitable with a subscrip

the independence of the us central bank sparks election disagreement as it waits for that crucial inflationight. after last week's rollercoaster the world's financial markets are hoping this week will be somewhat more settled. monday's session in asia has been more muted and european markets are recovering. and there's not a lot of movement on wall street as us markets start their trading day because the focus is really on wednesday. that's when we get the latest us inflation data. the last reading showed prices rising at an annualised pace of 3% injune which is ahead of the 2% target that the central bank the federal reserve aims for. and that will have a big impact on interest rates. they are currently at a range of 5.25% — 5.5%. but a cut is widely expected in september. and with the us election campaign in full swing over the weekend

is on expectations that the us federal reserve will start lowering rates more quickly than the bank of england. it all boils down to recent comments from the us and uk centralfs. the us federal reserve chair, j powell, said that "the time "has come" for rate cuts, whilst the bank of england governor andrew bailey warned that it is "too early "to declare victory over inflation" in britain. let's discuss this with jane foley, head of fx strategy at rabobank. hello to you. so steady as she goes, it sounds, from the bank of england. goes, it sounds, from the bank of england-— of england. certainly, and aaain of england. certainly, and again this _ of england. certainly, and again this comes - of england. certainly, and again this comes back - of england. certainly, and again this comes back to i of england. certainly, and i again this comes back to the inflation picture, so for instance inflation in the last few months becoming a lot lower, but if we look at the services sector inflation, now remember the uk is a service is dominated economy and within the services sector, if you run a restaurant or a the services sector, if you run a restaurant ora pub, the se

the method of the central bank, but accompanied and helped so that the central bank could use the frees of value in other places . well, during the conversation, from the beginning, in the examples you gave , you mentioned the issue of the chicken market several times. now we can definitely say that the chicken market has stabilized. you see , we have not had any challenges in the chicken market for almost a year now. i told you that the most important issue was the timely supply of inputs. this timely supply of inputs led to the fact that now the inputs are also the inputs of production such as soybeans and corn, as well as one-day-old chickens . well, this chicken is also among the inputs of the program. little that it took place to fully restore the discussion, now the mother hen, the ancestor hen, and the line, besides this issue, increasing the hatching and activating the capacities that were locked in the field of production and hatching, and the capacities that were pending, all of these were activated, we have 150 we did 150,000,000,000 chicken hatchings, and this led to the fa

quite strong at the moment and there is good reasons why us as and there is good reasons why us as a central bankthe same whether normal investor should as well. indie they have in the same whether normal investor should as well.— investor should as well. we have been talking _ investor should as well. we have been talking about _ investor should as well. we have been talking about the _ investor should as well. we have been talking about the demand l been talking about the demand driving up prices but what about the physical demand for gold does it have an industrial use or is it purely the jewelry market? purely the “ewelry market? jewelry is about purely the jewelry market? jewelry is about 3596. _ purely the jewelry market? jewelry is about 35%, industrial— purely the jewelry market? jewelry is about 3596, industrial demand i is about 35%, industrial demand predominantly the technology sector is about 7% of demand. then the balance is investment and central—bank demand. even though technology is the smallest component, it is actually growing really quite quickly at the moment because gold get

that is, if the policy of the central bank in the so-called these few years, which was actually managed by the head of the central bank, kalram, which actually brought us back to that vicious cycle of 420 and finally no 420 where did it start 420 from that time, mr. hemti, and the month before mr. hemti, before mr. hemti, it was a special name, so to speak, i will tell you the exact date. in fact, these resources are to be converted into wealth generators to help the private sector to create employment is for creating new companies, which is actually an important issue. people, one of the important issues of people is unemployment or going to use the resources of the central bank , which actually has an effect on the production of the so-called liquidity and inflation, so that the inflation is kept at this average of 40%. in fact, the view is that we whether we should control this low price or not, we should control the high price . the plan that they gave today in the commission was that we should definitely control the price from above. let's control that we can do this so to speak and the distance between the preferred price and the market price it

announce that, for example , some banks are using their current capacity of 50%, or we have reports that are completely contrary to this issue. this issue is not clear and the central bank exactly the capacity of deposits if the current and good loan form is not clear , unfortunately, this is how we find a solution , a line of credit or another way so that we can do this legal issue and this legal duty. i want to say, sir, before we go. looking for a credit line , looking for a new approval, looking for another place. let us use it. i believe that based on the detailed reports that i have, the capacity of the deposits that exist in the form of good loans and the capacity of the current accounts are fully responsive to these issues, and we do not need them at all. we don't have anyone else standing in line

exploring their introduction and here in the uk, the bank of england is conducting a series of experiments for its uses. looking to develop a centraldubbed the �*britcoin', which could be used for large transactions that banks make such as buying government bonds. to help explain all this, joining me now is crypto expert katharine wooller, managing director dacxi uk. good to have you on the programme. what is the bank of england considering or looking into? i england considering or looking into? ~' , , ., england considering or looking into? ~' , , ., , ., into? i think cvd is a is a su er into? i think cvd is a is a super interesting, - into? i think cvd is a is a super interesting, there l into? i think cvd is a is a l super interesting, there is lots of reasons to consider them —— cbdc. lots of reasons to consider them -- cbdc. it lots of reasons to consider them —— cbdc. it is a great innovation. it is part of a real wave of payment innovation and basically they don't participate in having cutting—edge financial technology to risk being left behind. ~ , ., technology to risk being left behind. ~ i. technology to risk being left

honorable members of the parliament say that the central bank's calculations are not clear to us. what this means is that the central bank should explain how it reached this 317, while the current deposits of qarz al-hassan and the savings of the banks are more than 200 thousand billion tomans, and these will be returned to the deposit in at least one year. with the lowest estimates, i.e. with the minimum estimate with regard to the new collection, the main point is the same as the central bank representative himself said that all current loan resources are spent on marriage and children's education. can't it means that the banks do not spend a good part of their resources relying on that current good loan for this education, that is, they actually believe that, if you ask them to say it clearly , they believe that the law is not the right law that says you should get your education from this place, they say we can't give it or we don't want to let's give a point here , what about the central bank as a governing body, which is often talked about that it should be independent, and i

inafew in a few hoursjerome powell of the chair of the us federal reserve america's central bank williver his most important speech of the year. when he spoke two years ago at this gathering, which has become known as the divorce for central bankers, the emphasis was how to tame inflation which at its peak at 9% which cause pain. the benchmark rate hit a 20 year high. that's were to today and with the america's annual inflation rate tipping below 3% and signs the jobs market is signed —— starting to begin, jerome powell is starting to lay out a road map for the future of american interest rates he will antenna point cut interest rates september with more to follow but he blocked that choose his words carefully after a roller coaster ride on wall street calls for an emergency rate could have subsided. however, financial markets remain on edge. rivals for the white house kamala harris and donald trump will be keen to hear what he has to say given the mood for americans headed for the polls in november are likely to be shaped in part by what the fed does next. at the democratic national

us on today's program. so around about the heads of the central bank when, when you say like that for us, it doesn't sound particularly serious, but it is, is meant it's, it's a crisis. what a decent price is. it's one of those and not a kind of cross and secure life that would be and starting soon is the goal. so the institution of giving you kind of splits since 2014. um, this is a problem that has to be going on. uh, as i said, since 2014, but the subscriber has to be dominated by one man. uh, at a 100. you know, he has to be over the phone by his, uh, $400.00 and back ends. so this is just the number is, this is just the practice that you have to do with. i told you, let me ask you, do you think this is something that could potentially even bring libya to fresh conflict? well, so far we've seen our mobilization not lead to conflict. i mean there's being confrontation as being tension. but we haven't seen that out right. or large part because for the past year or more, there's very little appetite to do to bring the country back toward. i think the major risk in this current moment is to see a major repercussion of

one of the most important issues of the people is unemployment or going to use the resources of the central bank , which actually has an effect on the production of the so-called cash. gay and inflation, to keep the inflation at this average of 40%. in fact, the view is whether we should control this low price or not, we should control the high price. let's control the price from above so that we can do this, so to speak, and the distance between the preferred price and the market price should be why are we exporters today? jan pistachio , we exporters of carpets, we once had a market of one billion dollars in the export of carpets, why today it has reached less than 100 million dollars, why should we face many restrictions and problems in exporting pistachios? our carpet maker has to supply the raw material at the prices of, for example, 60,000 tomans, and then he has to bring the export width and sell it at the price of, let's say, 44,000 tomans. whether he will find an incentive for this or not , imports are encouraged. now there are those who are in clothes imports are going to show that the

fraudsters have begun to use deep fakes more often to steal money, the central bank warns.lained how the attackers operate, most often they take a video recording of a voice from social networks, and then it’s a matter of technique to create a copy so that relatives won’t be able to tell the difference. the videos are used to extort money, just the other day there was a high-profile story, the singer larisa dolina claims that she became a victim of scammers. as the director of the people’s artist said, first she was convinced to sell her apartment in the center of the capital and transfer the money to the right account, and then tried to borrow 50 million rubles using a country house as collateral, when representatives of the credit institution contacted the valley, they were answered by the same deepfake. investigators are currently sorting out the details of the criminal scheme, in general, be vigilant, sometimes you can’t even trust your eyes. this concludes our issue, stay with us and stay up to date with the event, right now on channel one there is a program called let

central bank had expected. the pmi index slowed growth in july, which could be used as an argument for the european central bank to ease monetary policy in september. and in conclusion of the issue, i will remind you that the exchange rate for today is the dollar 90 rubles 5 kopecks. the euro is 100 rubles 31 kopecks. and that's all for now. she herself very carefully recorded all the events, and now we have a large archive, from pimlyansky station, we were leaving for evacuation, once we were finally overcome with panic, i ran under the mattresses to save myself, they covered our children so that we wouldn’t see all this horror, our businessmen shot down this plane, and now the news that comes to the news agency’s feed marked urgent. it is reported that a minibus with nineteen passengers overturned near anapa. the number of victims is still being clarified, this was reported by the ministry of internal affairs for the krasnodar territory. as soon as there is new information, we will return to this topic. and now in the latest report on the progress of the special military operations, firing positions and conce

well, the most important problems that young people raise for us is the central bank system for registration. sometimes it takes 2 months for young people to successfully register in the central bank system. this system keeps giving errors the capacities are filled very quickly and the young people don't have a chance to register after they register before they get to the queue. the registration process itself is the same. the registration process is very long for them. ok, let's see when this site will be opened so that they can register. now that they are registering , it takes about two months to send them a text message from the branch. after the text message is received, now the problems inside the branch are starting. is the branch valid or not? now there is other paperwork. necessary as well as the guarantors that sometimes some banks they are being strict with them, i will give you some statistics, which of course you mentioned , since the beginning of the year, the central bank has announced that until august 16, 174,000 poor loans. marriage has paid 57,500 billion tomans. at the en

the honorable member of the parliament says that the central bank's calculations are not clear to us. what this means is that the central bank should explain how to achieve this 300. while the current deposits of al-hassan and bank savings are more than 2,000,000 billion tomans, and these will be paid back in at least one year, new deposits will be added. based on the financial statements of the banks, it is clear to us that at least 500 thousand billion tomans in 2014 with the lowest estimate. that is, with a minimum estimate, considering the new collection , the main point is that, as currently, it is not spent on education, marriage and childbearing, that is, the banks do not spend a good part of their resources relying on that current loan for this education. it is not a correct law that says you have to get your education from this place, they say we can't go or we don't want to go here, what about the central bank as a governing body that is talked about a lot that it should be independent and that's right. what he is saying is that this is the bank the central bank should not o

central bank in providing land. well, this year, the central bank helped us a lot in providing continuous width , you know. about liquidity it is true that one of our big challenges today is liquidity, and if you ask the industries , the pharmaceutical, equipment, and milk and dry industries have helped us a lot. in fact, we are providing the required cash flow, which is the so-called kashf lu, in our industry. how was the production at the beginning of this year? it's very short, please see . i told you about our conditions now. our conditions are good, if we compare the number shortages as an indicator or separation from shortages, the issue of production, what were the conditions of production , tell me the statistics, if i want to tell you numerical statistics , it is very difficult, i have to tell you in the systems, how many drugs of what kind were produced , but in what way anyway, in the pharmaceutical sector , our production has decreased by 17% compared to the same period last year, which could be one of the reasons for the reform of the foreign exchange policy. these will make the correction of

us here? what is the central bank working on now?for payments, that is , there are two parts, or you transfer it yourself yourself or another person, or you pay, for example, a retail and service point, i think that everyone who regularly visits stores, pharmacies in general. everywhere we go, yes, they pay attention to the fact that the number of stickers on the glass in front of the cashier, it grows with different payments, and to be honest, when there were two or three of them, well, people somehow got their bearings, now in some places it reaches 5-6 and 7 8 9 10, if nothing further is done in this regard, the person will definitely get lost and will generally cease to understand what he should pay with what and at what moment. with on the other hand, why do we want this payment service through sbp using qr, and not only through sbp? now i’ll tell you that universal qr is not only a technology for sbp, let’s explain once again: a qr code is this is the square of lines that we have here. pasted on, it says, for example, pay with

the us fed of a major central banks and $1000.00 and foreign costs is the fights against inflation. turning a corner, it's been a year of volatility. so the japanese currency, so what is driven the wild swings and again, just the rest of the, well, the warrens and kind of employees ignore that. bosses, australia is the latest nation to decide. they come off to work hours and with a copy of the inflation is easing the era of high borrowing costs could be coming to an end. that's the message from central banks governance who gathers of the us federal was of the annual conference at jackson hole last week. the much anticipated message came from the fed charge of, i'm paul, who was at the time has come for rate caught most likely in september. that brings it into line with other major banks, which now seems to be more concerned about unemployment and economic growth than prices. and it could bring some concept for consumers who have been struggling with a high cost of living for the past 2 years. me, tulsa, i'm sorry, for poets the time has come for policy to adjust us federal reserve. chad jer

that's the message from central banks, governors who gathers of the us federal was us annual conference at jackson hole last week. the much anticipated message came from the fed charge of, i'm paul, who was at the time has come for rate cost most likely in september. that brings it into line with other major banks, which now seemed to be more concerned about unemployment and economic growth. and prices, and it could bring some concept for consumers who have been struggling with a high cost of living for the past 2 years. let me call so i'm sure a report. the time has come for policy to adjust us federal reserve. chad jerome palm explicitly endorsed cutting interest rates in his highly anticipated speech. in jackson tone by main inflation has declined significantly. the labor market is no longer over heated and conditions are not less tight. and those that prevail before the pandemic. supply constraints have normal is in the balance of risks to our 2 mandates as change in dressing, central bankers at an annual meeting, paul said he was confident inflation was within reach of the fits to

banks must use a special database of fraudulent details maintained by the central bank.ot only the financial company of the sender of the money, but the recipient of the funds must check with it. all banks in russia have access to the details in this regulator database. if the recipient's account is on a special blacklist, the transaction will be blocked for 2 days. in this case, the bank will notify the client that his transfer did not go through. during this time, a person under the influence of attackers will be able to come to his senses and refuse the transfer. the cooling period should break the deception schemes. when the victim is in a hurry to part with money as quickly as possible rather, the pretext can be anything, for example, transferring money to a supposedly safe account to save savings or canceling a non-existent loan application; scammers need the details of the card on which it is supposedly issued, as well as codes from sms messages. often criminals play on the strongest feelings, saying that the victim’s loved one is in trouble and he urgently needs

central bank website. we will investigate any complaint that comes to us . promissory contract or guarantor, thank you very much for your explanation, mr. nadali, who was with us in this conversation, general manager of central bank's credit operations , mr. rahgoshai, we have one minute less time, 30 seconds. let me tell you about banking education in general, everyone knows that our banking system acts unfairly in education, that is, maybe more than there are half of the people of our country who don't even have the opportunity set for us , and i hope that we will investigate all these discussions that were said in the commission, and this discussion, which the dear ones have a little under the pretext of validation, will be silenced, god willing, this too. it is an issue that we will take care of. thank you very much for visiting my page, all dear and respected guests and viewers of the economic table program. this issue will continue to be on our agenda and will be followed up. thank you very much, god bless you. go and look, then you will reach the bazaa

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central bank must manage this. we went to the lands that had permission to use in the field of basic goods, these were quickly allocatedthe central bank and the payments were made, so now what we have always seen. and you are convinced and you see that there is no news about it for a year, we don't have a ship delayed for several months in the ports, as soon as the ship arrives, now there is a short delay of one or two months. due to the fact that we have a queue of ships and they are regularly unloading and clearing, we witnessed that our ship was delayed for 14 months, 15 months, and 12 months for some years. the receiving value and naturally the quality of the goods would drop a lot, and in other words, a heavy down payment would be guaranteed . with our country today, alhamdulillah, the way to provide, empty and clear our institutions has been established because of this use of foreign exchange resources that can really help . now, other than this use from sources , in other words, it has a license to use the basic goods gateway, this also helps the central bank to control the value market, that is, the ministry of

of the central bank has to exchange money and start cooperating with rial education, which the operating banks should help. there is a need for this. it has that our banking network should help us we want to be very strict, in fact, they can't . our pharmaceutical industry, our industry in the field of health , medical advice, medicine, milk powder, these are a bit fragile, they should be helped, they cannot be treated like the industries in the field. hi now, not healthy, maybe for years , decades, in fact, and much more, maybe they are ahead and have a good ability to compare. they are companies that should be helped. definitely, if they help, we are really the best in the region in the field of medicine and equipment. we have a lot to say. that i will tell you, okay, stay with us, a report let's go back and talk about the drug being removed from the supply chain with the doctor . rare drugs that were sold in the black market of cyberspace instead of pharmacies and medical centers. fata police have arrested four sellers of rare drugs in cyberspace. what drugs? medicines that are scarce. medicines that are rare become more expensive. for the same blood drugs, for example, expe

the banks, we work in wait for our salaries, then we go to the bank and they tell us they have no money to fight over. control of a central bank has delayed the payment of salaries for public employees for august . more than 2300000 people work in the public sector depends on those funds for their lives. with libya has advocates largest oil reserves and should be a prosperous country. but as politicians fight over the country's resources and institutions, its ordinary people were suffering and they can only hope the instability can be overcome so their financial hardship can be ease. now, trina, i'll just here a tripoli. but the only thing that hit upon has been downgraded to a tropical storm, but it's still affecting hundreds of thousands of people. is that entire towns without power as it means no land flies and roof collapse as have killed 5 people and injured about a 100 is kind of hard. so suppose to i'm waiver and commitment to as well as defense, but cold for a cease fire. in garza, the vice president has taken pos and how fast extended into view as democratic policies presidential no money. it was the 1st chance f

>> first of all, the fed has told us and all of the central banks have told us they will be looking at broader sweep of data. i think, by the way, this is very important in my mind and that range is from the fed to the ecb and bank of england last week where they said they are not focused anymore on just inflation. i think that's very important. therefore, i think initially, most of the macro data that comes out now becomes important with the focus on labor markets and growth and all of the leading indicators. this morning in europe, we had the latest batch of peripheral european pmis which came in weaker. anything to give us a guide to growth picture is concerned, i think that is important. if i may say one of the other things that has sparked the rally that -- sparked the rally in treasuries and selloff in equities is becoming more important as individual earnings calls. we have to look at those as well particularly with the announcements of layoffs embedded in that. >> peter, before we let you go, investors are looking at what this means for their portfolios. as we track through the

us bank. where is really forces cause mosse of destruction, to the refugee county. vital to olivia's boston oil wealth central bank. it's in a bicycle control list is coming up. please become free. where in the democratic republic of congo, whether a water is developed below, rates of testing for in august and vaccinations. again begin the right now is rails hit multiple homes in overland plus from boston to the gaza strip. at least 29 palestinians has now been killed since 30 friday. 9 members of one family died in an overnight strike on an apartment building and island the site on the refugee camp. 5 with children. another was a pregnant woman and he's ready ami struck a home in the policy refugee camp in central garza, at least 2 people were killed and another 4 injured now and civilians with targeted jabante, a refugee camp in knolls, in gauze, at least 4 people were killed the molten 20 wounded. this was shot a full it's from the account. it's the football a lot. the saw easy to jump on is really war plain spite and we saw that a group of civilians in jabante, a refugee come in northern gauze. as a resul

the market has been used to seeing central banks stepping in in the previous cycles.tral banks are focused on inflation. they don't have so much capacity to go as far as the markets. scarlet: that was the ubs ceos speaking with francine lacqua. victoria's secret, gaining as a poached a ceo to help in turnaround efforts. victoria's secret has been struggling for years thanks to falling demand and increasing competition. mary ross gilbert has more on this. it is clear that investors like the news, the stock is up 13%. what can you tell us about what she has accomplished? >> thank you for that question. with savage xfinity, she was there for over a year. we don't really have insight on how much revenues have grown. it's a small business. the beauty business is much larger. from what we could find on the monterey business, savage x fenty, that's very small, under 100 billion in revenues, but she was at the helm of the anthropology brand under urban outfitters. when she was there it was under 1.6 billion and has worked at american eagle outfitters, she was responsible for

that release or a re—emergence of concerns about how strong the us economy is and whether or not american central banktoo slow to cut interest rates as other countries have done, like the ecb. it as other countries have done, like the ecb. ., ., , , , as other countries have done, like theecb. ., ., ,, , the ecb. it follows big sell across euro -e the ecb. it follows big sell across eumpe and _ the ecb. it follows big sell across europe and asia. _ the ecb. it follows big sell across europe and asia. what _ the ecb. it follows big sell across europe and asia. what has - the ecb. it follows big sell across europe and asia. what has beenl europe and asia. what has been happening there?— happening there? what we saw overniaht happening there? what we saw overnight in — happening there? what we saw overnight in japan _ happening there? what we saw overnight in japan really - happening there? what we saw overnight in japan really hasn't| overnight injapan really hasn't been seen since 1987. it suffered its worst trading day in many years, in several decades. there are a couple of things in play. 0ne in sev

needed, after that information is used in the form of a web service through the portal of the government's information transfer platform at the disposal of the central bank and then used for the validation model. which must be connected and have this company or as far as i know. to do it as much as possible and it is only a matter of the progress of the work steps, central insurance, customs , social security, this is all the initial cooperation , the sample information has been provided, and we have to wait for the progress steps to go through. one more point , another question raised in this field. basically, how can people improve their credit rating? yes, the most important issue for improving credit rating is fulfilling commitments, that is , if we have a commitment to different people, it is now in the bank and different places or checks are issued. if we fulfill our obligations on time without actually being postponed , our credit rating will improve and people's credit rating will generally be in the a b rank, for example. of course, naturally, when there is no performance, the credit rating will be average, and then the more this action leads to

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us economy? and does that leave the federal reserve, america's central bank, behind the curve in terms of cuttingis the message that wall street is now trying to send to america's central bank — act boldly and act quickly. to us politics now, and we should know within hours who us vice president and democratic presidential nominee kamala harris has chosen as her running mate. on sunday, she met three leading contenders for closed door meetings — pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, senator mark kelly from arizona, and minnesota governor tim walz. so let's take a quick look at the runners and riders. josh shapiro is a frontrunner in the so—called "veepstakes" shortlist — he is a moderate democrat from a battleground state. former astronaut mark kelly — also a moderate from a key state — is a gun safety advocate and married to former congresswoman gabby giffords, who survived an assassination attempt back in 2011. in minnesota, governor walz has enacted several progressive policies including protecting abortion access. the vice president met transportation secretary pete buttigieg on friday, though

trump has vowed to support bitcoin mining in the us and to work against creating a central—bank digital the country. mark zuckerberg says he regrets bowing to pressure from the biden administration to sense the content on facebook and instagram during the covid pandemic. in a letter sent to the us housejudiciary the us house judiciary committee, the us housejudiciary committee, the meta boss says he took down some material including humour and satire under pressure from senior officials. the white house is defended its action saying it encourage responsible actions to protect public health and safety. american weight loss drug maker eli lilly says it will sell a new vial over the seven found drug at around half the price. the drug was previously only available as injection pins. supply chains constraints have stopped the company from filling its pens leading to widespread shortages of the drug earlier this year. eli lilly said the move will increase consumers access to is about. sony is raising the price of its flagship playstation 5 injapan by 19%. starting from september the second, t

it started, for example the support that is not 35 to 50%, no, it is the number that the central bank informed us is 400 billion tomans, well, this is in addition to this number of institutional discussion, which is about 18 thousand institutions, well, this does not cover these expenses, now or in other places. these are supporting clauses in the annual budget that should have been seen and not seen. there is not a section in the budget , such as these bank facilities, which should be made available to non-government schools, or there are other materials that should be found by the education itself, of course, there are usually problems. this is the issue that could not help us after all, almost two and a half million of our student population is getting their education here , the important thing is education and other issues that we have to be persistent, that's why because we don't have this department , we have challenges within our tuition fees, which of course we are trying to solve. we have to consider the lineage of the people and now we are managing the expenses of these schools in a way

well, as the central bank specified, the key rate can be used as one of the indicators of the money market, so the instruments tied to it should still be available to unqualified investors. but first, of course, they need to successfully pass the test on knowledge of the features of bonds with structured income. the us treasury department has almost doubled the volume of the quarterly government bond buyback program. the declared amount is up to $50 billion. in the previous period it was $30 billion. however, this time the buyback will be split into 17 transactions, each with a volume of 200 million to 5 billion. and all this will stretch out for almost 3 months until october 31 inclusive. simply put, it turns out to be a drop in the ocean by the standards of modern american finance, where the count has already reached trillions. after the market shock at the beginning of the week, experts began to talk with renewed vigor about the fact that regulators, including the treasury and the federal reserve, are hopelessly behind the real state of affairs in the us economy and are calling for acti