, a financial crisis threatens, the new york times warns, as the publication notes , the us federal reserve systemnot coping with the economic consequences of the covid-19 pandemic, wall street is likely to face a harsh winter. because the markets are still unstable. and their biggest clients are cutting operations, according to the article . guide to investment houses. preparing for layoffs. many debtor companies will declare bankruptcy or sell their property. the new season of clear politics cycle of the crime program in washington and a half century of bloody american expansion from those who teach the planet the morality of the overthrow of power and the seizure of territories coup d'état and massacre military operations, the elimination of competitors, the global scale of ruthless interventions, the loss of any illusions about western democracy. let us recall the most egregious cases of aggression, violation of international law, shocking documents facts and history of eyewitnesses. the true face of us foreign policy, the first issue is already on our air today after the panorama. great brita

he desented when the federal reserve was throwing money at the system. >> fair point. i was usingmperial they, the federal reserve. i stand corrected. i think we'll have rougherring sledding ahead. i think the fed's narrative is mired in its incompetence. i think they ought to take away the muzzles from everybody except the chairman. all of the different opinions as you so correctly pointed out fracture the market, instills a lack of confidence rather than the opposite. i think we'll have tough times ahead of us. the earnings slowdown is very real. the best companies typically, if you look through history, power through this. i bought apple and microsoft yesterday, i bought a little bit here and there. i wanted to go fishing. i wanted to put a line in the water. that's what history says you do when you have big down days and things are put on sale. maria: mike, what about you? are there places to hide? i want to point out housing. the 30 year mortgage rate now is 6.28%. i think if you're looking for demand destruction, look at housing right now with a 6 and a quarter percent mortg

trenches , drive part of the mobilization reserve there in order to gain a foothold in these territories and to use the management system of the russian federationhout the puppets of those who do not manage well, that is why they want to create this district in order to directly manage, and to put such a freak like rogozin there in order to manage directly without them, if they created us there are all kinds of bodies there, i don’t even want to call them quasi-state and thirdly , why does he need it, he needs it to strengthen, look, uh, there are people there, uh, they expressed their opinion, we protect the russians, and he is talking nonsense i'm sorry, there will be more. well, keep talking, and don't be afraid to betray in other regions . look, we promised you here that we, russia, did not leave you here . that's why i think that this is what he needs for this, but we are leading from the other side, we understand that this process has already been launched. in your opinion, how can the situation change, in particular, after the announcement of the completed annexation, when they will conduct the whole thing through the state duma and so on

billion rubles are reserved and sent to the constituent entities of the russian federation for the purchase test systems, supervision of this is entrusted to rospotrebnadzor, and they must usegovernment subsidy and send these test systems to all organizations to supervise that they are and the requirements are met. however, in reality, the requirements are met intermittently, and the problems of paid testing during hospitalizations are increasing day by day. in fact, the co-chairman of the all-russian union of patients yuri zhilev yuri aleksandrovich began to speak to our guests today hello well we were really surprised. uh, we uh, like we have uh, free medical care. you know, the ministry of health also explains in a letter that money for pcr was allocated in the hospital. all received. this system has been purchased, what happens a few moments, firstly, and the hospital administrations are insuring themselves, they want the patients to have it already in advance. uh, negative patients thus increased safety, the hospital itself. in general, we are talking only about planned hospitalization within the framework of compulsory medical insurance. listen for free. well, this st

federal reserve. chicago fed president charles evans striking a cautiously optimistic tone on "squawk box" euro and reminding us that fed policy does take time to work its way through the system listen >> there are lags in monetary policy and we've moved, you know, exped expeditiously. we've done three 75-basis point increases in a row and there's talk of more to get to that 4.25 to 4.5 by the end of the year. you're not leaving much time to look at each monthly release again, i still believe that our consensus, the median forecast to get to the peak funds rate, assuming -- you know, by march, assuming that there are no further adverse shocks and if things get better, we could perhaps do less. but i think we're headed for, you know, that peak funds rate >> here now with his reaction and what is next for the fed and maybe house market is dick kovacevich, former chairman and ceo of wells fargo thank you so much for having us on i want to get to the fed, but i want to ask you first about what you just heard from diana. when you ran wells fargo, you were one if not the leading mortgage lender. what is 7% mortgage rate going to do to the american housing market >> it's already slo

circulatory system in the body of the economy ; , like the dollar or the euro, the country is directly dependent on foreign central banks. recent slopes to constantly raise blood fees, the us federal reserved the interest rate higher and all patients immediately begin to deplete their economies slow down and dry up, and some are approaching a state of default, when there is no more money of its own, the state is forced to sell its key assets of the enterprise, subsoil banks and its people for next to nothing. including for the conduct of hostilities, as in ukraine, it is precisely in order to exclude such deplorable outcomes that it is necessary to rid your body of your national economy from any binding to foreign currency now belarus russia china and economic association of the eu sco. brig are on the path of cleansing their bodies of the dollar and the euro since september 6th. first deputy prime minister nikolaevnabkov, in a report to the head of state, said that belarus would pay for chinese dollar loans in yuan, as the most comfortable currency for us, the rejection of the euro and the dollar undermines the old scheme of enriching the west at the expense of us and does not allow the

us more to talk more about this, the fed, rates, judy shelton fellow at the independent institute and former federal reserve board nominee and the author of money meltdown, restoring order to the global currency systemmistakes that the fed has made let's think about, at this point in time do you think the risk is greater that the fed relaxes its stance too easy, too early or continues to stay too tight for too long which is the big risk to the markets right now? well, what a world, joe. we're having to interpret whether there was any kind of a half wink in those statements from a monetary policy official. i think it's a mistake for the fed to make decisions in accordance with some kind of false bravado. and i don't think what chairman powell is doing is similar to what paul volcker did. paul volcker really was targeting the money supply he let interest rates go wherever they want to the go in 1980 the fomc directive said that the federal funds target would be between 8% and 14%. the fed was selling off securities to move the interest rate this fed is doing something very different. they are paying a record high interest rate on a pile of cash kept at the fed and effectively bribing commercial banks

united states of america is facing a financial crisis, the new york times warns, as the us federal reserve system is not coping with the economic consequences of the covid-19 pandemic wall street, a harsh winter is likely ahead as markets remain volatile and their biggest clients are cutting operations, according to the article and according to investment house executives. preparing for layoffs. many debtor companies will declare bankruptcy or sell their property. and by the way, the central bank of canada intends to sharply raise the interest rate in order to take control, inflation in the country , reuters reports, it is expected that the inflation rate for august in the country will be 7.3%. and norway fears a shortage budget, as stated in the ministry of finance of the country in the twenty-third year, state budget expenditures are significant and not enough tens of billions of kroons is connected, including with the influx of ukrainian refugees, in addition, spending in the areas of national construction insurance and subsidizing households is growing. militant rhetoric, unilateral sanctions