, , ., her outlook for the us federal reserve. , ., ., reserve.xpectations are for the fed to — reserve. expectations are for the fed to paul's _ reserve. expectations are for the fed to paul's but - reserve. expectations are forj the fed to paul's but markets are being a little too complacent about that slowdown in inflation that you spoke about. as members of the fed pause or skip or however you call it, last week we did get some hawkish tremors in the market from the reserve bank of australia and the bank of canada and these are central banks who thought that inflation was on its way down and they could take a breather so they paused but then there was a realisation that inflation is not moving exactly like everyone expected. so that is the kind of set we should be prepared for with the fed as well so even if there is a pause we should be prepared for some hawkish surprises because of the commentary that could come in the form of some fed members not voting for a pause. we heard from some who are not supporting a pause at this point. and a hawk

and those figures will be closely watched by the us federal reserve... as it begins its two—day meeting on tuesday. samira hussain reports. consumers in america are feeling more confident that inflation is on its way down. that's according to the latest report by the federal reserve bank of new york. in fact, near term inflation expectations in may fell to their lowest levels in two years. now, this survey is a closely watched metric because if consumers believe inflation will fall, it will or they will already adjust their spending patterns in anticipation of what is to come. now, those consumer expectations happen to jive pretty closely with what economists are expecting for the latest inflation figures that they will likely show that inflation went up slightly month over month, but it will drop year over year. numbers like that would be encouraging for the us federal reserve as it debates whether or not to make a change to interest rates. well, the us central bank started hiking rates aggressively last year. authorities have hiked rates ten times — ma

investors are looking to the us federal reserve for guidance this week as the central bank meets the top we look at how a shock merger of the worlds top golf lease could impact the business of the sport. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm monica miller. welcome to a brand—new week. looks like it's going to be a busy month for central banks from the us, europe and japan. on wednesday the us federal reserve will wrap up its two day meeting to decide on a cost of borrowing in the worlds largest economy. expectations are high at the fed and will hit the pause button this week after raising interest rates ten times and fascia. on thursday policymakers from the european central bank are expected to meet and they at the delicate balance of taming inflation while trying to avoid the risk of falling into a recession. and rounding out the week the bank ofjapan will be in session to debate on its monetary policy moods. expectations are high that they will continue to remain its ultra—loose monetary policy. it's notjust central banks that investors will be watching closely this week,

as investors pored over the latest comments from us federal reserve chairjerome powell. that's after he said he did not rule out another hike to the cost of borrowing or that the fed could raise interest rates even higher. mr powell made the comments at an european central bank forum. if you remember the us central bank paused its hiking cycle this month. the only thing we've decided is not to raise rates at the june meeting. we have not made a decision to go to that. it may work out that way. it may not work out that way. but i wouldn't take moving at consecutive meetings off the table at all. still staying on the topic of the federal reserve and big american banks have sailed through its annual health check. the feds "stress test" showed lenders like morgan stanley and citigroup have enough capital to weather a severe economic slump. the 23 banks tested have more than 100 billion dollars in assets each. the results are a vote of confidence for the financial sector after the collapse of silicon valley bank earlier this year. elsewhere in the us presidentjoe biden has vo

the price of gold, while the markets are waiting for the statements of the us federal reserve officials in the last days of this week about the monetary policy of the animal , the price of each ounce of gold did not change much before noon on monday, june 29. it reached below 1960 dollars, which was close to its lowest level in the last three months. it is still in the channel of 1900 dollars , moving towards the next profit and significant failure with a ceiling of 2002 thousand. for now, analysts believe that the reduction of international risks, the improvement of regional developments, and the cessation of interest rate increases for the first time in a year in the past, the us federal reserve has been one of the main reasons for the decrease in the price of this metal in the world markets, and if we want to look at it, considering that international inflation can still expect price increases due to the decline in the value of the dollar in the long term, probably the price in the next one year, the world of gold will succeed in breaking the ceiling of 2000 dollars again and continu

well, in the meantime, overseas there is the first pause after 10 consecutive increases in the us federal reserve decided to take a breath and see how one of the most decisive in history the tightening of monetary policy affects the us economy and the whole world, while the head of the fed, jerome powell. made clear, inflationary pressures will remain high. so this is just a pause, not the end of the cycle, almost everyone in the open markets committee believes that it would be appropriate to raise the rate towards the end of the year, but at this meeting, given. how fast and how far we have progressed, we felt that it would be responsible for the decision to keep the rate at the current level, the committee should evaluate the incoming information and its impact. for further monetary policy in the wording. to put it mildly, an easing of inflationary pressure, which is not the most pleasant for the us economy, may require a period of below-trend economic growth rates. i explain, that is, in order to overcome inflation, the fed is even ready to make such a sacrifice as a recession. in the meantime

asian markets looks set to open higher this morning after the us federal reserve kept interest rates

let's start on wall street where markets ended the trading day mixed after the us federal reserve kepttime that the cost of borrowing has been kept unchanged in over a year.

the head of the us federal reserve strikes another hawkish tone as he suggests more rate hikes might asia business report. i'm monica miller. our top story this morning wall street closed mixed hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm monica miller. our top story this morning wall street closed mixed as investors pored over the latest comments from us federal reserve chairjerome powell.

federal reserve this wednesday, the focus will shift to the european central bank and the bank ofjapan, as they make their rate decisions later this week. just hours after appearing in federal court, former usunced it has raised $6.6 million since the news of his federal indictment broke last week. trump faces 37 felony charges for allegedly attempting to obstruct federal investigations to recover classified documents in his possession. now to the uk. thousands of people have gathered for a vigil at nottingham university, to remember three people killed in an attack on tuesday. the families of the two students killed linked hands and laid flowers. the third victim was named on tuesday as 65 year—old ian coates, a school caretaker. police in nottingham are still questioning a 31—year—old man on suspicion of murder. navteonhal has more. united in grief. these students came to express their shock and share their sadness at the loss of two of their own. theirfamilies should have been welcoming their 19—year—olds home for the summer. instead, they were here, with hundreds of others, in pain. barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar were in their first year at the university of nottingham. i've lo

as they had heard the news from the fed and that is because the us federal reserve has warned that more hikes might be coming later this year. michelle fleury reports from outside the federal reserve in washington, dc. since march 2022, interest rates in america have gone up 5%, that's an enormous amount in a short period of time. on wednesday, policymakers inside here all agreed, given its historic rate hiking campaign, now was the time to take a break and give the economy time to adjust to its actions that have pushed up its cost of borrowing for things like mortgages, business loans and credit cards. the decision left the fed's benchmark rate unchanged, in a range between 5% and 5.25%, but for companies and consumers alike, the pain may not be over, as fed chair jerome powell made clear during his press conference. with us inflation running still well above the bank's 2% target, it'sjob is not yet done. i think, as anyone can see, not a single person on the committee wrote down a rate cut this year, nor do i think it is at all likely to be appropriate if you think about it. inflation

the central bank there was one of the first to follow the us federal reserve, and embark on an aggressive to tackle inflation. but some say the bank of korea may be ready to start cutting rates even as early as next month. johanna chua is head of asia pacific economics, at citi global markets asia. she gave me her predictions for what the bank of korea will do. so we are expecting them, potentially byjuly, monetary policy meeting to start giving them signals to pave the way for the first rate cut, which we expect will be in august, with a 60% probability, or could be october with a 40% probability. what are some of the challenges facing south korea's economy? of course, china's slower than expected recovery, and manufacturing, surely that's had some kind of impact? there's a little bit of an impact, when you look at some of the export data out of korea at the margin, there's been a weakness in the tech product sector that's offset some of the strength we've seen in exports in autos and in europe. but the external backdrop is quite challenging because of the lack of global demand. i think

numbers like that would be encouraging for the us federal reserve is a debates whether or not to make change to interest rates. let's unpack this further with michael hardaway — —democratic strategist & founder of hardaway wire. your thoughts, do you stand with most economists and believe the inflation number will come down again today? i do, i think enough is enough, we have had ten rate hikes, and i think all of that work has been effective in keeping this economy going. you got 9 millionjobs that have economy going. you got 9 million jobs that have been created, you have historically low unemployment, and i think the president and jerome powell in the globalfinancial the president and jerome powell in the global financial system, should take a step back in the previous work handled itself, i think that would —— that is what should happen i think you will see a free.— will see a free. when you say enou:h will see a free. when you say enough is _ will see a free. when you say enough is enough _ will see a free. when you say enough is enough you - will see a free. when you say enough

that's according to the chair of the us federal reserve, who made his comments at a congressional hearingn wednesday. the american central bank paused its aggressive hiking cycle last week after ten increases for the cost of borrowing. despite that, inflation continues to remain above the fed's long—term target. america's central bank has two main objectives, maximum employment and price stability. it's that latter objective that remains elusive. the federal reserve likes to keep inflation hovering around 2%. right now, it sits somewhere around 4%. that's certainly better than where it was last year. somewhere above 8.5% but it is still not good enough. and it's why the fed chair jerome powell has said more interest rate hikes seem pretty likely. in may the 12 month change in the cpi came in at 4.0% and the change in the core cpi was 5.3%. inflation has moderated somewhat since the middle of last year. nonetheless, inflation pressures continue to run high and the process of getting inflation back down to 2% has a long way to go. the theory is by making it more expensive to borrow money it

on wednesday, the us federal reserve will wrap up its two—day meeting to decide on the cost of borrowingworld's largest economy. expectations are high that the fed will hit the pause button this week after it raised interest rates ten times this year. on thursday policymakers from the european central bank are expected to meet and they have a delicate balance of taming inflation while trying to avoid the risk of falling into a recession. and rounding off the week, bank ofjapan will in session to debate on its monetary policy moves. earleir i spoke to calvin wong of avanda and he gave me his take on how he thinks the federal will move this week. pretty much unchanged so this will be the first pause and its current interest rate outside look so pretty much unchanged at 5%-5.25% so pretty much unchanged at 5%—5.25% so the reason being over here is that i do not believe poor poor outwage. it will hike interest rate in line with us treasury which are in the process of issuing a massive amount of issuing a massive amount of t bills to fill up its cash cradits. china has a bunch of data coming

data adds to the economic picture that we will be considering and will be considered by the us federal reserveey consider whether to increase the rate of borrowing even further as they try to cool inflation. we can now cross to new york. thanks for joining us. tell us why and how they have surprised many observers, these numbers? , . , ., . numbers? this really was a much better than _ numbers? this really was a much better than expected _ numbers? this really was a much better than expected jobs - numbers? this really was a much better than expected jobs reportl numbers? this really was a much i better than expected jobs report and at the top range of forecasts from economists they said maybe 220,000 jobs might be added in the month of may, but what we got instead was over 330,000 or so that is a significant beat to use wall street parlance, and it wasjob gains across the board, jobs added in the government sector but also in businesses and enterprises and there is a sense that despite the fact that we have seen ten rate rises in america in the last 1a months, that you are still seeing this r

a hawkish tone from the us federal reserve — its chair said more rate hikes might be on the horizon.come to world business report. hello, i'm victoria valentine with the top business stories, and we start with the cost of borrowing here in the uk — because after 12 increases in the last 18 months — the bank of england is poised to raise its main interest rate yet the bank of england is poised to raise its main interest rate yet again today — to try and bring soaring prices under control. early on wednesday we learnt that the bank's moves so far have made little impact. the headline rate of inflation was unchanged at 8 inflation was unchanged at 8.7% in may. and the rate of "core inflation" — which strips out volatile items like food and fuel — is actually going up! rising interest rates are piling the pressure on millions of mortgage borrowers here in the uk — who are facing steep rises in monthly bills. lets hear from some of them... at this moment in time, at the end ofjune, i will make my final payment of £434 when my current deal ends. and thereafter i have been told to expect my

that is because the us federal reserve has warned that more hikes might be coming later this year. from outside the federal reserve of washington, dc. from march of 2022, interest rates have gone up 2022, interest rates have gone up 5%, an enormous amount in a short period of time. on wednesday, policy inside her all agreed, wednesday, policy inside her allagreed, given wednesday, policy inside her all agreed, given its historic rate hike campaign, now is the time to take a break and give the economy time to adjust its actions, that have pushed up its cost of borrowing for things like mortgages, business loans and credit cards. the decision left the feds benchmark rate unchanged, and a range between 5% and five and a quarter %, range between 5% and five and a quarter%, but range between 5% and five and a quarter %, but for companies and consumers alike, the pain may not be over, as the federal chair to powell made clear during his press conference with us inflation running still well above the bank? 2% target, and itsjob is not yet done. figs and its job is not yet done. as an one a

so many young people are dying hundreds of billions of dollars are being wasted some of the us federal reservehat is the point of doing this so that the biden family can pay off the debts of the oligarchs who financed the construction of their posh house in my head. we do it so that the authorities continue to lie about their illegal bio-laboratories in eastern europe, the most popular journalist is all right and with the logic of geography. what can not be said about the most unpopular president, biden, is again confused for his own. there were people out, but it's hard to say, well, putin is clearly losing the war in iraq, he is losing the war at home, just the day before, the former congresswoman advised the americans to stop choosing idiots denis davydov and denis sokolov to lead. a few hours ago the first footage of what was left of the bathyscaphe appeared. titanium fragments were brought to the canadian port of st. johns about 20 parts of a deep-sea vehicle were verified, but it was its crew that worked for 10 days on the research vessel of the arctic horizon. in the area of ​​​​the dea

the solid numbers will likely pave the way for the us federal reserve to hike interest rates when the central bank meets injuly. one listed company is not seeing that stock rally, that is the electric truck maker lourdes town motors. their shares are down over 17% after the company filed for bankruptcy and accused foxconn of not investing the money they had originally promised. from new york samira hussain explains. after the ohio town where it is based,it after the ohio town where it is based, it started in 2019 and words heralded by then us president donald trump does company that was bringing back manufacturing. since then it has struggled to make electric shocks, making only a handful. they also blame part of their failures on the taiwanese company foxconn, which says promised to invest more money and to collaborate on vehicle development plans. foxconn, which has already invested more than $50 million, said it was hoping to negotiate a solution to lordstown's financial woes. lordstown is not the only electric truck maker that has been suffering lately, river yealm, but by amazon,

on wednesday the us federal reserve held its lending rate at 5—5.25%.won the there may be increases later in this year. what exactly is the european central bank thinking? when it comes to its increases today, here is what the president had to say. indicators of underlying _ the president had to say. indicators of underlying price _ the president had to say. indicators of underlying price pressures - the president had to say. indicators| of underlying price pressures remain strong, although some show tentative signs of softening. staff have revised up their projections for inflation, excluding energy and food, especially for this year and next, owing to past upward surprises and the implications of the robust labour market for the speed of this inflation. they now see it reaching 5.1% in 2023, before it declines to 3% in 2024. 50 5.1% in 2023, before it declines to 396 in 2024-— 5.196 in 2023, before it declines to 396 in 2024. ., ., 396 in 2024. so that view there from the eumpean _ 396 in 2024. so that view there from the european central _ 396 in 202

even as investors continue to scrutinise the latest comments from the us federal reserve chair, jerome powell, just take a look at the nikkei. it's helped by the cheap yen. this is after wall street closed mixed. at a forum, mr powell said he did not rule out another rate hike, the cost of borrowing, and the fed may raise interest rates even higher. if you can remember, the us central bank paused its hiking cycle last month. we have not — hiking cycle last month. - have not decided that. the only thing we decided was not to raise rates at the june meeting. we have not made a decision to go to that. it may work out that way, it may not work out that way, it may not work out that way. still sta in: work out that way. still staying with _ work out that way. still staying with the - work out that way. still staying with the topic l work out that way. still| staying with the topic of work out that way. still staying with the topic of the federal reserve, big american banks have sailed through its annual health check. the feds stress test showed they have enough capital to weather a severe e

on wednesday, the us federal reserve will wrap up its two—day meeting to decide on the cost of borrowing. expectations are high that the fed will hit the pause button but it raise interest rates after ten times this year. policy makers on thursday policymakers from the european central bank are expected to meet and they have a delicate balance of teaming inflation while trying to divide the risk of falling into inflation. ——to avoid. and japan will discuss policy moods. the ultra— loose in a tree policy expected to be maintained. but investors will also be watching china which is supposed to unveil data later today loan growth and supply money from a good offer some clues on the cash in circulation and the deposit in the financial system. on thursday, we will get a gauge on how factories are performing and a check on the retail pulse for the month of may. i got a take on how the federal will move this week.— take on how the federal will move this week. this will be the first pause _ move this week. this will be the first pause and - move this week. this will be the first pause and its -

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that's according to the chair of the us federal reserve who made his comments at a congressional hearing on wednesday. the american central bank paused its aggressive hiking cycle last week of the increases for the cost of borrowing for the cost of borrowing. despite that, inflation continues to remain above the feds long—term target for the from new york. america's central bank has a two main objective, maximum employment and price stability. it's that latter objective that remains elusive. the federal reserve likes to keep inflation hovering around 2%. right now it sits somewhere around 4%. that certainly better than where it was last year. somewhere above 8% for that but it is still not good enough. and it's why the fed chair jerome powell has said more interest rate hikes seem pretty likely. in interest rate hikes seem pretty likel . ., ' interest rate hikes seem pretty likel . . ' ., likely. in made the 12 month chance likely. in made the 12 month change in — likely. in made the 12 month change in the _ likely. in made the 12 month change in the cpi _ likely. in made the 12 month ch

we look at the actions of central banks and the us federal reserve about the decisions that are made. and this is the indicator that also affects investments. on e, the demand for oil for oil products for energy resources. in general, we are carefully looking at situations related to the recovery of demand after the pandemic in the people's republic of china today, these issues were discussed very carefully in detail and, er, those decisions were made that just allow us to most accurately today, er, predict the balance simply and supply by the end of the twenty-third a decision was made before the end of the twenty -fourth year in order for the market to see that we continue to interact that

now economy news artem market is waiting for the decision of the supply of the us federal reserve whatll, roman was waiting for a rate increase at the beginning, but judging by the latest polls, it will remain unchanged, i’ll tell you about it a little later, while in other topics almost 90% of russian business leaders state an improvement in the economy or maintaining stability over the past six months, these results research, which on the eve of the st. petersburg international economic forum was presented by yakov and partners. this former russian division of ernstant conducted a survey among the ceos of the largest domestic companies with an annual turnover of 5 billion rubles, the proportion of those who talk about the deterioration decreased by 2 1/2 times to 11%, interesting change of priorities. just six months ago , the priority was literally with sokra. shrinking costs, now it has moved to the seventh position of the new the top 5 priorities clearly indicate a healthy desire to benefit from the new environment. this is attracting and retaining employees, entering new markets,

markets are gaining today, the american debt deal having been done, and the expectation the us federal reservere the rate rises. there are gains in asia and we may be able to see europe. perhaps not. i'll be back in a few hours. why is there still a christmas tree in beverley? it why is there still a christmas tree in beverley?— why is there still a christmas tree in beverle ? . , ., _, ., in beverley? it was due to come down in beverley? it was due to come down in early january _ in beverley? it was due to come down in early january but — in beverley? it was due to come down in early january but a _ in beverley? it was due to come down in early january but a bird _ in beverley? it was due to come down in early january but a bird decided - in earlyjanuary but a bird decided to nest in the tree. that did because as quite a few complications which we are still living with at the moment.— which we are still living with at the moment. _, . , , , , the moment. the council put up signs after comments _ the moment. the council put up signs after comments were _ the moment. the council put up signs af

a two-day meeting of the federal reserve will start today. usforecast is that the us regulator. after 10 increases in a row, it will take a break to see how inflation reacts to the tightening of monetary policy at a local peak , the probability of an increase in the discount rate by june meeting was 70%, and as of june 11, it has shrunk to 20-30 of those who adhere to the hawkish position of the international monetary fund, inflation remains a serious problem in terms of monetary credit policy. our advice remains unchanged the fed needs to stick to the current monetary policy . to ensure a steady decline in inflation and to ensure that inflationary cuts remain at the same level, if inflation appears to be more resilient than expected, then the fed may will have to raise interest rates for a longer period too tight monetary policy threatens to push the us into recession, but the fed drove itself into this uncomfortable situation throughout 2021 and the first quarter of 22 the threat of inflation was hushed up, as it was necessary to justify the i

injapan have opened higher, even as investors continue to scrutinise the latest comments from us federal reserve chaired jerome powell. the mckay is up, partly helped by the cheap yen and after wall street closed mix. , nikkei. mr powell said he did not rule out another hike to the cost of borrowing or the fed could raise rates even higher. if you remember, the us central bank paused its hiking cycle last month. ~ ., ., . ., month. we have not decided that so the only _ month. we have not decided that so the only thing _ month. we have not decided that so the only thing we _ month. we have not decided that so the only thing we decided - so the only thing we decided was not to raise rates at the june meeting. we have not made a decision to go to that. it may work out that way, it may not work out that way but i wouldn't take moving consecutive meetings of the table at all.— table at all. still staying with the _ table at all. still staying with the topic _ table at all. still staying with the topic of - table at all. still staying with the topic of the - table at all. still staying - with the top

the us inflation rate has fallen for the 11th month in a row to 4%. the figures have raised hopes that the federal reservees later this week. but the update by the us labor department also showed that prices in many parts of the economy are still rising steadily. malaysia is seeking interpol�*s helpin tracking down help in tracking down a new york—based comedian who made a joke about the missing malaysia airlines flight mh370. the comedianjocelyn chia, who was born in singapore, made what she intended to be humorous remarks about the airliner which disapeared in 2014. these were posted online and have led to a backlash in malaysia. the acclaimed american author cormac mccarthy has died at the age of 89. many of his dark and often violent novels focused on life on the frontier in the us south—west. his best known works include "all the pretty horses", "no country for old men" and "the road" — all of which were made into films. (audio tag) a developing story in the uk — police in nottinghum say they're working to establish the motive for the attack which left three people dead and three others wounded. two

demand, the situation on the market also affects what decisions it makes, for example , the us federal reserve in general, base rates in the situation in china. well, and besides, of course, at all such meetings of objects plus, it is also discussed whether the countries included in the agreement fulfill all these conditions, the deals mentioned by the deputy prime minister in our exclusive interview noted that the countries not only fulfill all their obligations. some even fill them up on the basis of these discussions, on the basis of the exchange of views that took place today between the leader and the delegation. we see that these agreements are being implemented, including russia fulfilling its obligations in full, so i am sure that the additional voluntary reduction announced on may 1 will be fulfilled. well, of course , it is always also discussed at these meetings when the next meeting will take place. so it was decided to keep the step of 2 months in the ministerial monitoring committee, but in the event of some force majeure, countries are always ready to gather additional ones and

even better stopped, but in in any case, the process should remain under the control of the us federal reserveyou call a spade a spade. although the un secretary general has another option. here you need to keep in mind that global financial institutions are the key. the instrument by which the west projects its influence onto the rest of the world, the world's financial institutions are today too small and too limited to do their job in particular. when it comes to the most vulnerable countries, the president of france is trying to establish himself as the master of large forms and forums in paris started a two-day summit, the outcome of which should be an international financial fact about the fight against climate change and poverty, two unbearable tasks, but from a macron's point of view. there are no priorities among them. we do not have to make such a choice, and therefore we must be able to take on the challenge at the same time. all in all. it is clear only such mega-projects, such as preventing the fall of the moon to earth with difficulty, lending themselves to financial estimates an

us. federal reserve has put authorizing interest rights since the 1st pause up to 10 hike since march last year. the central bank has been trying to bring down inflation in the world's largest economy without sparking recession. inflation has slowed and recent months, but it's still about the long term targets. germany has unveiled as 1st national security strategy and pledge long term support to you crime, and it's war against russia. chancello left shield says germany is really to assume a global responsibility you has moved one step closer to having the world's 1st law. regulating artificial intelligence is to ensure a systems, a safe and ethical and the tech companies comply with the rules. but the off is it could lead developers to leave europe for other markets. and to say funeral has been held in italy for full of prime minister silvio berlusconi. he died on monday at the age of $86.00. was the headlines and use continues here analysis here after witness. this is a region that is rapidly develop thing, but it's one also that is afflicted by conflicts for the collapse people. some of

the market is waiting for the results of the building of the us federal reserve, it will start today,ake a decision on the discount rate in odessa. rustam will tell what options and how they evaluate them today , a two-day meeting of the federal reserve starts will take a pause in a row to see how inflation reacts to the tightening of monetary credit policy at a local peak, the probability of an increase in the discount rate at the june meeting was 70%, and as of june 11, it has decreased to 20-30 of those who adhere to the hawkish and position of the international monetary fund. inflation remains a serious problem in terms of monetary policy. our advice remains unchanged the fed needs to stick to its current monetary policy stance to ensure a steady decline in inflation and ensure that inflationary cuts stay the same if inflation appears to be more sustainable. than expected, the fed may have to raise interest rates for a longer period, too tight monetary policy threatens to push the us into recession, but the fed drove himself into this uncomfortable situation throughout 2021 and th

streamlined traditionally for himself expressed the guest of the forum number one head of the us federal reserve thorns to the stars. he informed that he did not expect the return of inflation to the target in the next year indicator. i don't see us going back to 2% this year or next. i see that we are making progress, sustainable progress is core inflation. headline inflation is declining, which was below core but core inflation. i do not see that we have reached two percent. this or next year, i think we will achieve this in a year. the ministry of finance - russia has placed the last issue of the federal loan bond this quarter, papers. since the maturity date in april of the thirty-fifth year, it has been sold for 59 billion rubles. total for the first half the department held hundreds of such auctions, the total volume of placement exceeded one and a half trillion rubles, while the total, and the demand for ufz, based on data from the ministry of finance, turned out to be twice and almost three trillion higher. this suggests that russian debt securities are very popular with investors. and t

yesterday's talk about possible dividends from severstal in today's speech by the head of the us federal reserverome powell can move the foreign exchange market, but while the ruble is growing dollar. in these minutes , 84-12 euros is less than 92 rubles. the association of tour operators of russia warned that russians may have problems if they want to pay in china with cards of the chinese payment system unionpay, the correspondent of the bulletin, author, writes that she was convinced in china of the union card issued by russian banks. the quote almost doesn't work. the author of the material clarifies that he used the bank's unionpay card, solidarity russian standard and tinkoff bank to withdraw money it turned out only from the solidarity card, because only it had a six-digit pin code, which was requested by all atms. in one of the city's most popular with tourists. in beijing, as the article says , it was possible to use unionpay cards with a four-digit pin code, but a tinkoff bank card. she didn’t work anyway, as for trying to pay with a russian bank’s unistry card in a store or restaurant

so many young people are dying hundreds of billions of dollars are being wasted some of the us federal reserveis the point of doing this so that the biden family can pay off the debts of the oligarchs who financed the construction of their fancy house in the head. we're doing it so that the authorities keep lying about their illegal bio-labs in eastern europe, the most popular journalist has everything in order and with the logic of geography. what can you not say about the unpopular president, biden, is again confused for his own. there were people warriors, it's hard to say, but putin is clearly losing the war in iraq, he is losing the war at home, just the day before the former congresswoman advised the americans to stop choosing idiots denis davydov and denis sokolov to lead. in ukraine, they started talking about the legalization of cannabis such a topic, as reported by local media from the stands of the supreme joy. today i decided to personally raise zelensky , who said that it was high time to use marijuana as a medicine for a long time say in this direction. now the medicine of wester

the situation on the market is also influenced by what decisions it makes, for example, the us federal reserveell as the overall situation in china . fulfill all these conditions, the deals that were mentioned the deputy prime minister in our exclusive interview noted that the strange ones not only fulfill all their obligations, but some even exceed them based on the discussions, based on the exchange of views that took place today between the leader and the delegation. we see that these agreements are being implemented, including russia fulfilling its obligations in full, so i am sure that the reduction that was announced on may 1 will be additionally voluntarily fulfilled. well, of course, it is always also discussed at these meetings when will be the next meeting. so it was decided to keep the step of two months of the ministry of monitoring committee, but in the case of some force majeure countries are always ready to gather additional and discuss. what steps need to be taken? well , in addition, such an extended line-up, as it has now taken place in vienna, is planned for november 26th. i

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increase in demand on the market situation, and also what decisions it makes, for example, the us federal reservehe overall base rate situation in china well, and in addition, of course, at all such meetings plus it is being discussed how the countries included in the agreement fulfill all these conditions, deals, which were mentioned in our exclusive interview, the vice-premier noted that countries not only fulfill all their obligations. some even overfill them, based on these discussions , based on the exchange of views that took place today between diesel of the delegation. we see that these agreements are being implemented, including russia is fulfilling its obligations in full, so i am sure that the reduction that was announced from may 1 additional voluntary it will be executed. and of course always also at these meetings discussing when the next meeting will be. thus, it was decided to keep the step of 2 months of the ministerial monitoring committee, but in the event of some force majeure, the countries are always ready to gather additional ones and discuss them. what steps need to be tak

the increase in demand in the market, and also what decisions are made, for example , by the us federal reservehe overall situation in china, and in addition, of course, at all such meetings. plus, it is being discussed how the countries included in the agreement fulfill all these terms of the deal, which the deputy prime minister spoke about in our exclusive interview noted that the countries not only fulfill all assumed obligations, that some even exceed them based on those discussions, based on the exchange of opinions that took place today between the head of the delegation , we see that these agreements are being implemented, including russia fulfills its obligations in full, so i that the reduction that was announced on may 1 is an additional voluntary one , it will be executed. well, of course , it is always also discussed at these meetings when the next meeting will take place. so it was decided to keep the step in 2 months ministerial monitoring committee, but in the event of some force majeure countries are always ready to gather additional ones and discuss them. what steps need to be

traditionally for himself was expressed by the guest of the forum number one, the head of the us federal reserveel through the thorns to the stars. he informed that he did not expect the return of inflation to the target in the next year indicator. i don't see us going back to 2% this year or next. i see that we are making progress sustainable progress is core inflation. headline inflation is declining, which was below core but core inflation. i do not see that we have reached two percent. this year or next, i think we will reach this in a year. today tomorrow the eu summit will decide. how to deal with russia's frozen assets in the union on this issue, a real split. eastern europe and the baltic states propose to take away the entire bloc led by germany and france are against it, as it could lead to irreparable reputational losses. a senior anonymous source in brussels told the western media that they fear the company will leave the eu if they feel their interests are threatened. exchange rates short dollar 85-61 euro 93 86 roman artyom thank you now the latest message vladimir putin held a mee

there are fears it could lead developers to leave you a for other markets. us federal reserve has left interest rates on hold is the 1st paul's answer raising rates 10 times since march last year. central bank has been trying to bring down inflation in the world's largest economy with that, sparking a recession. inflation is slowed and we send months, but it's still above long term targets for me up to date, those are your current headlines as always you can head to our website challenges here, adult calm, which has all the latest of our top stores. phone lines is next by the challenges here. the down to the friday night, february 3rd. um my husband and i were in our living room just normal friday night watching tv, watching netflix, and everything's at almost 9 o'clock. our house rumbled in. sure. i knew instantly that the train drilled on february 3rd 2023 a freight train carrying hazardous materials, the rails and the small town at east pels, dean, ohio after wheel bearing over heated and caught on fire. the gates of hell were open because you're just standing there in this wall of