.— go to the dollar and of course the us treasury. james, there is a very real _ the us treasury. jamesis a very real apprehension - is a very real apprehension that this could be a long, drawn—out war. we have seen the statements being made by leaders in the region. if that is to happen, and that is a real apprehension, what is the impact you sense in the asian markets?— markets? it's hard to put an assessment _ markets? it's hard to put an assessment there, - markets? it's hard to put an assessment there, but - markets? it's hard to put an assessment there, but i - markets? it's hard to put an l assessment there, but i think near term, there will be quite a bit of caution right now. and of course the big driver for asian markets would be clearly the higher rates in the us. if this uncertainty creates safe haven flows to the us treasury, that might create a bit of stabilisation in the bond market, that we saw over the last week and a half. 0ther last week and a half. other than that, in asia, it depends on the economy. so far we are seeing some bottoming out in the growth trajectory, e

it’s terms of us treasuries? it's not clear. — terms of us treasuries?treasuries? it's not clear, so if— terms of us treasuries? it's not clear, so if the - terms of us treasuries? it�*s not clear, so if the conflict does expand outside of israel and gaza, that would be a problem because it would probably mean oil prices going up. that means inflation goes up up. that means inflation goes up and that would probably push rates even higher. 0ther up and that would probably push rates even higher. other than that, we can expect not a whole lot of impact. typically, when you do see uncertainty increase, that does create a flight quality. the demand usually goes up and that would push rates down. however, we haven't seen a lot of that yet. but that's another factor that could play in. on balance, i would say that situation is kind of neutral.— would say that situation is kind of neutral. here in asia, the japanese _ kind of neutral. here in asia, the japanese economy - kind of neutral. here in asia, the japanese economy is - kind of neutral. here in asia, | t

other than that, you would also expect to see much more focused, particularly to us treasury, reallyainty. i think treasury even in the near term provides a very high yield compared to even to gold for that matter. so in an environment of higher interest rates, stronger dollar, i think the us treasury looks much more attractive compared even with gold. so i think in this environment, the flow of safe haven demand would actually very much go to the dollar and of course the us treasury. james, there is a very real apprehension that this could be a long, drawn—out prolonged war. we have seen the kind of statements being made by leaders in the region. if that is to happen, and that is a real apprehension, what is the impact you sense here in the asian markets? it's hard kind of to put an assessment there, but i think near term, there will be quite a bit of caution right now. and of course the big driver for asian markets would be clearly the higher rates in the us. if this uncertainty especially creates some of the safe haven close to the us treasury, that might create a bit of stabilisa

environment, the flow of safe haven demand would actually very much go to the dollar and of course the us treasuryinternational air carriers have suspended flights to tel aviv. they include british airways, lufthansa, as well as air france. us air carriers like united airlines, delta, and american airlines also temporarily cancelled direct flights to israel from new york, miami and washington, dc. gary bowerman, the managing director gary bowerman, the managing director of check—in asia says they will be more travel disruptions. yeah, there will be some impact. i mean, there are not a huge number of direct flights into the region, to and from israel, but some airlines impacted from china, india in particular — air india has evacuated its staff and cancelled its flights through the week until october 14th — hong kong, cathay pacific has cancelled its flights tomorrow. it said it is waiting to see what will happen for its thursday flight. at the moment, airlines have to wait and see how the situation develops. they have very, very strong risk management protocols that kick into place once a war foot

but typically, when we do see uncertainty increase, that does create a demand for us treasuries to goes rates down. however, we haven't seen a lot of that yet, but that's another factor. so on balance, i would say that situation is kind of neutral. here in asia, the japanese economy is also facing a slump. people aren't spending because wages aren't increasing fast enough. if at all. and things are getting costlier. the prime minister, fumio kishida, has outlined plans like tax cuts — something he was hesitant to introduce. 0ur guest told me that implementing these reforms could be a challenge. japan, after 20 years of trying, finally has inflation and consumers don't like it. i think this response by the government in some ways is the right response. it's just a bit belated at this point. i think the bigger question is implementation — how quickly does the government implement these changes and how do they explain how to pay for it? japan has the largest debt burden among developed nations. and there's a question about how to pay for these steps at a moment when the government is inc

first up, the us treasury secretary janet yellen. she says she continues to expect the us economy to have a soft landing, even though the fighting poses significant additional risks. speaking this morning ahead of the imf world bank meeting in marrakesh, ms yellen said washington was monitoring the potential economic impact of the escalating conflict. well, let me say that at this stage, we are focused on human beings that have been affected by these barbaric attacks on israel and the suffering that it has caused. as president biden said, we stand firmly behind israel and are there to support israel in any way that is necessary. and while we are monitoring potential economic impacts from the crisis, i'm not really thinking of that as a major likely driver of the global economic outlook. so we will see what impact it has. thus far, i don't think we have seen anything suggesting it would be very significant, but of course we are monitoring economic impacts, as well. joining me now is yael selfin, chief economist at kpmg uk. at this poi

first up, the us treasury secretary janet yellen. says she continues to expect the us economy to have a soft landing, even though the fighting poses significant additional risks. speaking this morning, ahead of the imf/world bank meeting in marrakesh, ms yellen said washington was monitoring the potential economic impact of the escalating conflict. while we are monitoring potential economic impacts from the crisis, i'm not really thinking of that as a major likely driver of the global economic outlook. so we will see what impact it has. thus far, i don't think we've seen anything suggesting it would be very significant. janet yellen speaking earlier. joining me now is gregory peters, co—chief investment officer at pgim fixed income. thank you for being with us. janet yellen says so far things are ok, that there are lots of moving parts right now, notably how long this conflict goes on for and who else if anyone gets involved, i am thinking of saudi and iran. it is anyone gets involved, i am thinking of saudi and iran.— of saudi and ir

however, the decrease in the yield of the dollar index and the support of the us treasury for the marketcommodity-based products have caused the precious metal of gold to rise again . thank you for your support and goodbye. o front row meeting, many people talked about people's words, but we were not with the people, o front row meeting , stand up for justice, we have lost you with your own reports. there is work on the ground, there are functions and assessments, we threatened every moment in the field of energy, the most important in the field of vaccine storage, programs, strategies, and we answer from the first page and evaluate and judge with you in the first row every night at 1930 minutes of the news network. in addition to the insurance guarantee, j plus household appliances also have a lifetime warranty. single macaron single macaron single macaron single macaron single macaron single macaron different flavors for different tastes. a single macaron at the top. search dijia means any product you can think of . the exceptional sale of the desert motor festival has started all over

for ways to transfer the revenues accumulated on these assets to ukraine, and the day before the us treasury secretary janet yellen said that the us supports the idea that the excess profits that russia could receive, the excess profits that are accumulated on these assets, should be transferred to ukraine . i also support. consolidation of excessive revenues from russian frozen assets in special clearing centers and use of these funds to support ukraine. russia's illegal invasion of ukraine caused unspeakable consequences human suffering and economic loss. we must continue to force russia to bear greater and greater casualties and continue our efforts to ensure that russia pays for the damage it has caused. the position of the usa is important for europe as well, the day before we heard a statement from belgium, which said that it will transfer the taxes calculated on income on assets frozen in belgium to russian assets, will transfer them to a fund, to ukraine, and next year this fund must to make 1.7 billion €, which is quite a powerful amount, and why exactly the position belgium is so i

well, to some extent, in continuation of this topic, the us treasury admitted that russian oil is stillvice in the seven countries. of course, this was immediately followed by calls for stricter enforcement of the price ceiling, but the fact remains. the largest logistics and insurance companies do not want to give up their profitable business, despite... their own politicians, the american ministry did not specify exactly what share of russian oil is sold with the participation of western carriers and insurers, but called it significant, the dollar costs 97 ,28 euros 102.52 roman, artyom, thank you, i’ll briefly talk about some of the central themes of the hour. vladimir putin began a two-day visit to china, the president arrived in beijing at the invitation of the head of the people's republic of china. the russian leader will take part in the international forum one train one way and will hold meetings with the leadership of a number of countries. un sabes rejected russia's resolution calling for a ceasefire between israel and hamas. four states spoke out against the document, includ

exactly, and even the us treasury admits this. little later, for now on to other topics. there will be currency controls expanded to foreign subsidiaries of exporters, this is stated in the draft amendments to the law prepared by the russian ministry of finance. the proposal, as reported by business media, has already been agreed upon with other relevant departments and approved by the legal commission. the new rules should come into force in january, the legislation applies only to the legal entity acting as the country of the treaty, and the ministry of finance proposed to oblige the central bank to submit consolidated reports on foreign currency assets, taking into account all companies in the group, including foreign ones. the regulator in its will compile a non-public list of exporters obliged to transmit such information. europe paid for more than half of russian exports in august in rubles, and as reported. bank of russia this is happening for the third time in history. the rate of unfriendly currencies fell by half over th

we are going to talk about what the us treasury is doing in response to the situation in the middle east. the us has imposed sanctions on what it described as ten key hamas operatives and facilitators. they said it was to prevent hamas being able to raise funds to carry out atrocities. we can cross live to new york and our business correspondent michelle fleury. what more do we know about this? at michelle fleury. what more do we know about this?— know about this? at the heart of this, this is _ know about this? at the heart of this, this is an _ know about this? at the heart of this, this is an effort _ know about this? at the heart of this, this is an effort by - know about this? at the heart of this, this is an effort by the - know about this? at the heart of this, this is an effort by the us l this, this is an effort by the us government to disrupt the ability of hamas, which is officially designated in the us as a terrorist organisation, to raise money and finance attacks against israel. in total, ten individuals and entities, including a gaza —based exchange can —— company which tr

first up, the us treasury secretary janet yellen. though the fighting poses significant additional risks.

the us treasury is said to be based on the statements of the us deputy treasury secretary, which of course was obtained hours later by the spokesperson of the national security council of this country. is there an agreement that if iran wants to withdraw this money, this money will not be given to them? i have nothing new to say about this. the only thing i can tell you it is that we have not seen any specific evidence that iran was specifically involved in the attack against israel. now the governor general of the central bank of qatar said in a meeting with his counterpart: "qatar adheres to its commitments, but iran does not." it does not have 6 billion dollars to use. he also said: the rumors raised about this in the last one or two days have no real value and were mostly a joke and a media game. razi ranjbar, radio journalist. the minister of economy met with the ministers of economy of qatar, syria, libya and pakistan on the sidelines of the general assembly of the world bank in morocco. mr. khandozi in the meeting minister of economy of pakistan. he called for the rapid organization

last week, the us treasury supported the transfer to ukraine of the proceeds from russia's frozen assets. in europe, meanwhile, proposals are being put forward to transfer taxes to ukraine, which are collected on income from frozen russian assets. discussion of the mechanism of using these assets for the benefit of the economy of ukraine is one of the key topics of the international community. during a discussion in washington, experts of the initiative, the restoration of democracy and other experts spoke about the legal ways and political reasons to transfer frozen russian assets for the benefit of the restoration of ukraine. with details, my colleague, oleksiy kovalenko. how to restore ukraine at the expense of russian money frozen in the west? this is what experts at the museum of victims say. communism in washington. according to various estimates, it is about 300 billion dollars of russian assets, about 38 billion of sovereign assets of the russian federation are located in the usa. at the heart of the discussion are reports from the restoring democracy initiative, or rdi. the orga

increased by 320 billion dollars, now the figure is 1.7 trillion, they say official data from the us treasurypresentatives, marjili greene, spoke out against providing a new aid package to ukraine and israel. the congresswoman pointed out that america is the last place joe biden wants to send money. i vote against it. money to protect foreign borders , the american people can no longer afford to finance joe's foreign wars. a legacy of relations, brotherhood and friendship, belarus and venezuela are an example of many years of experience in effective cooperation. joint production, new opportunities and huge prospects for our countries. loyalty to nazism. in the west , there is a loss of all trust in international institutions, about this and more, see the telelen agency’s project, question number one with the minister of foreign affairs of venezuela today at 19:00 on belarus one. belarusian scientists are working on creating a domestic flu vaccine. prototypes of the drug must be submitted by 2025. next , preclinical clinical trials will take place, after which will begin mass production. chief

first up, the us treasury secretary janet yellen.

if you go back over the last couple of days, corner of the financial markets, us ten year treasury bondson that came close to 5%. and it hit a level, 4.9%, that we have not seen since 2007. it is significant because it reflects that investors thinkjerome powell, america's chief central banker, will say later today that rates are going to stay higher for longer. and say later today that rates are going to stay higherfor longer. and i think that poses a challenge certainly for the us government because it means that it is going to face higher borrowing costs at a time when there is a lot of uncertainty out there both in terms of how the government addresses its budget, we've got another looming budget, we've got another looming budget crisis down the road in a couple of weeks from now, but also those donald trump tax cuts which are due to expire in 2025, if they are due to expire in 2025, if they are in any way, shape orform extended, that also would have a knock—on effect. all of this is linked together and of course for the global audience you have to remember that when it comes to inter

major equity markets mostly rallied as top federal reserve officials suggested a recent spike in us treasurythat's how the us markets close there. it's up on your screens, but we'll have much more on our bbc news website as well. that's all for the moment. do stay on with bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. i suppose getting towards the end of my pr in london career, i thought, "where shall i go? "what shall i do to earn my living?" and one of the things i really enjoyed was gardening. so i went to college. the garden monique has created here has just been accredited by the organisation which sets the global standard for botanic gardens. it's among just ten in the uk. it gives you that recognition that you've achieved a level that means that you — it's hard to describe — that you are as best as you can be. botanic gardens, or whether you're a national collection holder, you are merely guardians and you're here to preserve what nature has provided for future generations. trees are the focus of a series of events at the garden this month called arbour. and i

indeed, the sanctions intended to undermine russia's economy, haven't exactly come to plan with the us treasury. so we can see the what the oil price cap on russian that is the ex was, is when it results by mosca does point to some reduction in the effectiveness of the price gap. they have added to the shadow fleet provided more insurance. and that kind of trade is not prohibited by the price gap. now we have only come over guys, foot richard was and he says, the u. s. should be responsible for repairing the damage done to you in businesses because it was washington that initiated the sanctions. the us insist on damaging the routine economies and is it's getting what it's asking for because us has very much control 0 being commission. essentially, these sections of repair being requested by the united states of america for europe to adopt orleans because it is quite a valid question. and the sanctions and also from a corporate view point is point of view last design could business of damage. so i think it's very sensible that as low as soon as broad, and i do think more, most of the 2 people, b

meanwhile, the us treasury is targeting hamas�* financial network, saying it has sanctioned two seniorbers of the armed groups�* leadership. today, i'm also announcing $100 million in new us funding for humanitarian assistance in both gaza and the west bank. this money will support more than one million displaced and conflict affected palestinians, including emergency needs in gaza. the conflict in the middle east remains our focus here on the conflict in the middle east remains ourfocus here on bbc news, but let's move on to netflix. netflix shares are up after the company reported a boost in subscriber growth. the streaming platform now has more than 240 million subscribers, adding 8.7 million of them sincejune. 0ur north america business correspondent michelle fleury has the latest from new york. it's been less than six months since netflix started to crack down on password sharing, and it appears to be working because it shows like the which are help it retain its customers while new pricing options on offer, including a less extreme wing democrat expensive —— a less expensive plan

us treasury secretary janet yellen says america has become overly dependent on china for critical supplyclean energy products. ms yellen has repeated her long—standing view that the us does not want to decouple economically from china. however, she says the us would face national security concerns without a robust semiconductor sector much more on the bbc news website. thanks very much for watching. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. a lot has changed since ronald leary started his apprenticeship in 1963. harold macmillan was the prime minister and the beatles had onlyjust released their debut album. , , . ~ album. getting the lights back on, album. getting the lights back on. that's _ album. getting the lights back on, that's what _ album. getting the lights back on, that's what it's _ album. getting the lights back on, that's what it's all - album. getting the lights back on, that's what it's all about, | on, that's what it's all about, putting the lights back on. we all rely on it nowadays, don't we? ., ., ., , , we? he 75 now, and has been workin: we? he 75

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the yield on us treasury bonds rose to its highest level in 16 years, for ten-year securities to almost1. up to thirty-year bonds of the united states, which until recently were worth 100% of par, their price fell below 49, that is, holders bonds lost half their value, with... this growth, borrowing, interest rate growth, became half the value, it just disappeared, these are colossal losses, trillions of dollars of losses, now when the united states needs to increase the budget deficit and make new borrowings, a dilemma arises: is it necessary to give this money, and should we continue to endure these losses, or maybe look at something else? jeffrey gundlang, chief executive of double line capital and dubbed the bond king, warns that unless the united states will take control of expenses, the position of the dollar as a world reserve currency may be lost. well, it’s clear, everything is not so scary, if there are instructions , according to the pike’s command, at the pike’s command, according to my desire, according to my desire, i want, well, to see the city, then go ahead, i want? so

us treasury secretary janet yellen says america has become overly dependent on china for critical supply has repeated her long—standing view that the us does not want to decouple economically from china. however, she says the us would face national security concerns without a robust semiconductor sector of its own, and that last year's chips and science act will help reverse that trend. those are the big stories we are tracking on asia business report. much more on the bbc news website. thanks very much for watching but of course do stay on with the bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. doug has cystic fibrosis. 11 years ago, he was on a waiting list, desperately needing a new lungs. you can sa ifi needing a new lungs. you can say if i have — needing a new lungs. you can say if i have it _ needing a new lungs. you can say if i have it will _ needing a new lungs. you can say if i have it will work - needing a new lungs. you can say if i have it will work but i say if i have it will work but you can also say with very great certainty if i don't have it, iwi

us treasury secretary spoke about the ineffectiveness of russian oil sanctions.cting to the fact that the price of russian crude oil has reached nearly 10 dollars per barrel, janet said: russia will be effective by spending more money, time and effort. the price ceiling for the purchase of oil has been reduced. while the selling price of russian oil has reached $100 per barrel. the group of 7 countries set a price ceiling of $60 per bushel of russian oil in december of last year had done earlier, the euronews channel announced in a report that the european union's purchase of natural gas from russia has increased by 400% in recent months compared to the months after the ukraine war. after china, spain, belgium, japan and france are the main buyers of gas from russia. researchers have developed a new self-driving robot that moves with light and radio waves. researchers at the university of washington have created a small robot weighing a raisin with four wheels that can travel 10 meters per hour even in cloudy weather. this robot uses optical sensors to move. may

and that has to be approved by the us treasury. but the, obviously people who are still saying, well, the iranians are involved and there is a wall street journal story saying that around and give the final approval for the a tax a week ago today. a week ago and monday in b route. but the americans are telling is that they have intelligence has nothing to suggest that the iranians were aware of a specific how mazda attack like this. but of course, over the last 48 hours, we have seen a mass of intelligence failure and israel and also by the americans as well because they didn't see this attack coming. and all of this is happening while the white house is lit up this evening in blue and white hundreds if not thousands of people a file past the front of the building in pennsylvania avenue to see the side of the bypass administration in the most visible way. market support for israel at this time and we are seeing that in the top price of your screens the all that blue and weiss on the white house. thank you so much for that. i'll eff

you mentioned there a 2nd ago about the billions of us dollars making that way to is about the us treasury surgery down. you may remember, she said that the us can afford to fund to was both the grade. and now as well, but, but woody time it, i mean, some politicians say washington is, it focuses and, but it's probably other problems at home when you have thoughts by a 100 percent agree. i think that we should define ukraine in the fund to israel. why is it that any of our tax payer dollars are going to nations like this organization and all but most importantly, nations that are committing such horrific war crimes on a daily basis. when we have a crisis at the us border, we have 502600000 homeless americans on our streets every night. 60000 of which are homeless veterans makes no sense to me that we're doing this in co bite. and just in about 900 us marines over to israel, they just landed moments ago in the country. i think we're about to see a very big war. and it's a war that is allegedly reportedly being fought against a terrorist group as the us labels from us. but at the end of the

meanwhile, the us treasury is targeting hamas's financial network, saying it has sanctioned two seniorbers of the armed group's leadership. members of the armed group's leadership-— leadership. today, i'm also announcing _ leadership. today, i'm also announcing $100 _ leadership. today, i'm also announcing $100 million i leadership. today, i'm also announcing $100 million of| leadership. today, i'm also - announcing $100 million of new us funding for humanitarian assistance in both gaza and the west bank. this money will support more than1 west bank. this money will support more than 1 million displaced and conflict affected palestinians, including emergency needs in gaza. that remains our — emergency needs in gaza. that remains our top _ emergency needs in gaza. that remains our top focus - emergency needs in gaza. that remains our top focus but for the moment switching attention to netflix, whose shares are up after the company reported a boost in subscriber growth. the streaming platform now has more than 240 million subscribers, adding 8.7 million of them just sincejune. 0ur north

in qatari banks, there is an agreement to sign a news, according to the us deputy treasury, apparently on the statements of the us deputy treasury , which, of course , is denied hours later by the spokesperson of the national security council of this country. is there an agreement that if iran wants to withdraw this money, this money will not be given to them? i have nothing new to say about this. the only thing i can do. let me tell you that we have not seen any specific evidence that iran was specifically involved in the attack against israel. now , in a meeting with his iranian counterpart, the head of the central bank of qatar said: qatar adheres to its commitments and iran has no obstacle to use its 6 billion dollars. he also said: the rumors raised about this in the last one or two days have no real value and were mostly a joke and a media game. razi ranjbar khabarari sadavar. the expediency council voted on the extension of the 6th plan in the opinion of the parliament and with it agreed to extend the implementation period of the sixth plan law, which was referred to the assembl

stated there semi-officially or officially from representatives, if i’m not mistaken, again of the us treasuryn the event of a violation of the ceiling for participants in the process of transporting russian oil, no harsh sanctions would be applied and , in fact, this helped to free the hands of the process, inefficiency the establishment of a price ceiling for domestic oil is confirmed by russian deputy prime minister alexander novak, he noted that prices for... have increased, the discount has decreased, and russian oil is sold today at market prices, above the ceiling. restrictions are useless and end consumers suffer from them. alexander novak added that russian companies do not supply oil at the sanctioned price and adhere to the presidential decree banning the sale of the product at a price restrained by the ceiling. analysts confirm that business has adapted. it’s better not to do anything, because if they start changing something, they’ll tighten something up, fight something, but first of all already... a whole institute of intermediaries has already been developed, which overcomes an

and as you have written at this point of time, the us treasury is the main source of the ukraine's national budget. but the is the resources, they use treasure as resources. i also know it's unlimited. how long do you think the united states will be able to back roll your brain in such a way? i would, if i had to make a prediction, i would predict that the united states will try to keep this war going until or election next year. because again, buying his group around him are trying to play the card that united states is being strong. it's sending a signal and it's a, it's so looking out for the security of the american people and the country in general and the course and so all nonsense. this is all politics. and i said, i'm afraid that's the, the closest to a realistic assessment of what this is about, how long it will go on. i think both russia in china have gone through the periods of, let's say, national humiliation in china. there was a century of simulation in russia. we also have uh, a previous humbling period after the collapse of the soviet union. and, you know, trying to pull our

printing press is running, washington can to help israel and ukraine at the same time, the head of the us treasurynsidered everything. she expressed hope that after the election of a new speaker of the us house of representatives, the white house will be able to count on additional assistance to israel and ukraine. without a doubt, it can afford to support israel and provide the necessary military assistance to israel, and we can and should also support ukraine in its fight against russia. at the same time, in the states themselves , the first results of a hate campaign launched in the local media are appearing, related, among other things, to the publication of unverified data on war crimes during the conflict. in illinois, a man with a knife attacked a woman with a child, palestinian immigrants to whom he rented out housing. a six-year-old boy died from his injuries; police said the man committed the attack out of hatred for muslims. robert frantsev, nikolai koskin, denis sokolov, vesti washington. we'll be back after a short commercial, here's what we'll talk about. we got to first place becaus

in response to this, the us treasury has already announced that it is lifting some sanctions from theoil and gas industry. the ruble is waiting for some more obvious signals while it stands still: the dollar is now 97.36, the euro is 102.62. the american airline united airlines seems to have figured out how to quickly seat passengers on a plane. in a week from october 26, the following scheme will be launched: first , those economy class passengers with window seats will be invited, followed by those sitting in the middle, followed by those with aisle seats. those traveling with their families will not be separated; they will all board the plane together. internal guidance cited by the new york times said the new scheme could reduce passenger boarding time by 2 minutes. people will wait less in the aisle, while, for example, someone has to unfasten, get up from their seat in the middle to let a passenger through, then go back. it may seem that 2 minutes is a trifle, but as experts note, in a few months so much time can be saved that... the company will be able to add an additional fli

becoming increasingly difficult for those wishing to buy the country's debt securities; the yield on us treasury has risen to the highest level in 16 years, for ten-year securities to almost 5%, for thirty-year securities to 5.1. thirty-year bonds of the united states, which until recently, were 100% of par value, their price fell below 49, that is , bond holders lost half the value, and with this increase in borrowing, the interest rate growth became half. just disappeared, these are colossal losses, trillions of dollars of losses, now that the united states needs to increase the budget deficit and make new borrowings , a dilemma arises: whether to give this money, whether to continue to endure these losses, or maybe look at something else. jeffrey gundlang, chief executive of double line capital and dubbed the bond king, warns that unless the united states gets its spending under control, the dollar's position as the world's reserve currency could... be lost. gentlemen, good afternoon, thank you for taking the time to meet, you know, many in russia they ask me, here is brazil, is it with whom,

well, there is such hope, roman, and even the us treasury department admits this, so the treasury departmento it. business comes before political ambitions, as it turned out, i’ll tell you more about this a little later , but for now, on to other topics, europe paid in rubles... more than half of russian exports for august, and as the bank of russia reports, this is happening for the third time in history. the rate of unfriendly currencies fell by half over the year to a historical low of 25.5%. caribbean countries have switched almost entirely to rubles when paying for imports from russia. in asia and africa, the share of the russian currency has also increased noticeably. the austrian authorities cannot... prohibit importing companies from buying russian gas, the chancellor of the republic nehamer complained about this on the air of a local tv channel, the question was asked due to the fact that the austrian government keeps talking about the need to reduce dependence on russian gas, but according to the ministry of energy, in august of this year the share of raw materials from russia acco

the united states can afford to support its allies in two conflicts, the head of the us treasury, janitthe head of the white house also states this, but the western media are not sure why, ekaterina shamaeva found out. the biden administration, amid confusion in congress, is not abandoning attempts to combine aid to ukraine and israel. assistant to the us president for national security jake sullivan promises to request more than 2 billion for this. apparently, with impressive sums, the white house plans to win over the republicans who are calling for a reduction in kiev’s funding to concentrate on israel. joe biden: i’m sure there will be enough strength on both fronts. for god's sake, we, the usa, are the most powerful country not even in the world, in the history of mankind. we are able to take care of both countries, while at the same time maintaining our defense capabilities on international frontiers. however , the alarm is already sounding in kiev, as the new york times writes, the ukrainian leadership is concerned that against the backdrop of the aggravation of the palestinian-i

meanwhile, the us treasury is targeting hamas' financial network, saying it has sanctioned two seniornew us funding

seems to be signing away billions of dollars with no regard to where the money goes and even the us treasury secretary. yeah, yeah. and says of the us kind of for the fun to with both you claim and now is now, but kind of it, i mean something for this and say washington is it focuses on problems. oh, no, absolutely not. uh, we have a massive record. what is our debt? $33.00 trillion dollars and growing. and we're not investing in those things that actually generate productivity. and i can assure you from my home state of new york and everywhere in the country, you get a torrential downpour. and the next thing, you know, people are flooded out of their home is drowning in their basements. their obvious li need urgently needed investments. look at now, we were the fires, hit look at east palestine, ohio, but we're not doing anything for the to benefit the people of the united states. and also i might add it. we're not doing anything to unblock humanitarian corridors for the people of guys that as well. well, you see a kind of a universal, very destructive policy, which is really not a matter o

wishing to buy the country's debt securities are becoming increasingly difficult, the yield on us treasuryn 16 years, on ten-year securities to almost 5%, on thirty-year bonds to 5.10, thirty-year bonds of the united states, which until recently cost 100% of par value, their price fell below 49, that is, bond holders lost half. value, with this increase in borrowing, increase in interest rates, half a percent of the value simply disappeared, this is a colossal loss of trillions of dollars in losses, here now, when the united states needs to increase the budget deficit and make new borrowings, a dilemma arises: should this money be given, should we continue to endure these losses, or maybe look at something else? jeffrey gundlang, chief executive of double line capital and dubbed the bond king, warns that unless the united states gets its spending under control, the kira dollar's position as reserve currency could be lost. have you flown before? there were a lot of things i hadn’t done before, but then i did. dream, to fly with me. now you promise and won’t take it. i’ve been waiting all my

that well-known american senators, their names are marco rubio and tom cotton, appealed to the us treasuryartment so that the ministry of finance, the us state department and the us state department would check the terms of the purchase of the american global publication forbes, because according to the information a number of media, including it was written on. the ukrainian publication nv, which is the global american forbes, was bought by a billionaire from russia of dagestan origin, whose name is magomed musayev, he is a relative of the former head of dagestan and a person as close as possible to the fsb of russia, well, according to the version of journalists, investigators, well, in this way, the video of this magamet musaev, where he says that he belongs to everyone in the fsb to the first person with putin on his right foot, was also merged into the network buying forbes opens his keys, gives him the keys to all the high offices of the world and influence , tell us how much this information hygiene is, how americans and we should be attentive to such things, and egor, we have been

us treasury yields rose to their highest level in 16 years, with 10-year bonds reaching almost 5% andeaching 5.1. here are thirty-year united states bonds that are still just recently they were worth 100% of the face value, their price has fallen below. 49, that is, bondholders have lost half the value, with this increase in borrowing, increase in interest rates, half a percent of the value simply disappearing, this is a colossal loss, trillions of dollars in losses, now, when the united states needs to increase the budget deficit and make new borrowings, a dilemma arises, is it necessary to give this money, and is it necessary to continue to endure these losses, or maybe look at something else. jeffrey gundlang executive. dubbed the bond king, he warns that unless the united states gets its spending under control, the dollar's position as the world's reserve currency could be lost. yes, thank you, anna lazareva spoke about the impact of increased military spending on the us economy. the international forum russia sports power continues in perm. on the second day, my colleague, alexan

oil. those restrictions, you remember, were introduced by the big seven, they worked, and now the us treasury admits that they have become less effective, because during this time, russia nevertheless found an opportunity, found ways to partially bypass these restrictions, precisely for moreover, they simply need to be strengthened today, so that two in one, and not give again to increase world oil prices, and secondly, to prevent the kremlin from making money on financing the ukrainian war, that is, this is the step we are waiting for. a step that we hope will be powerful enough. second, and the washington post writes about this today, the american administration is quite serious and has decided to speed up the process of transferring frozen russian funds to ukraine. well, the journalists of the newspaper, such a high-profile article, talked to many experts and officials, both former and current, and just found out that the average the biden administration is having a very serious discussion, there are calls, there are calls for... to redirect these assets to kyiv, moreover , to put pressure

russian sanctions regime is so that the us treasury department has already begun to blacklist ships ontiyskus luga line. the docking has been completed, raise the slag dumps, turn on the traffic lights, cement has arrived in wagons , which in just 2 hours will go to the construction site in the kaliningrad region, flammable lubricants have arrived, which will be delivered to consumers within half a day. the largest russian oil companies and food companies send their cargo by sea. hundreds of different public and private enterprises. the line provides transportation, actually critical important cargo for the needs of the region, ranging from food to fuels and lubricants and construction materials, up to 300 wagons per month of cement alone. under conditions of tough sanctions, when lithuania introduced quota restrictions on rail transit, the region began to actively develop sea lines. now they moor at these piers. ships from the middle kingdom came along the northern sea route; it is shorter and more cost-effective than the route through the suetsky canal. kaliningrad entrepreneurs are

into energy chaos, meanwhile, one of the authors of the idea of ​​a ceiling on russian oil, former us treasuryt official ben haris, proposed this... raising the ceiling, he announced this the day before in interview with bloomberg, he explained his proposal by saying that the existing ceiling of $60 is ineffective, and russian oil prices continue to rise. the russian ministry of defense is preparing a bill to revoke the ratification of the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty. this was stated by deputy minister of foreign affairs rebkov. he explained that it was necessary to introduce a bill that would repeal the first article of the corresponding federal law adopted. in 2000. the first article is precisely ratification. rebkov also noted that it would be advisable to leave the remaining articles of this law in force. they talk about the measures necessary to maintain the combat readiness of the nuclear arsenal at the proper level. according to rebkov, the withdrawal of ratification will be a signal to washington. and the problem itself is how as rebkov put it, outdated. eight states that hav

meanwhile, one of the authors of the idea of ​​a ceiling on russian oil, former us treasury officialthis ceiling. increase, he said this the day before in an interview with bloomberg, he explained his proposal by the fact that the existing the $60 ceiling is ineffective, and russian oil prices continue to rise. the russian ministry of defense is preparing a bill to revoke the ratification of the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty. this was stated by deputy foreign minister rebkov. he explained that it was necessary to introduce a bill that would repeal the first article of the federal law adopted in 2000. first article. this is precisely ratification. the remaining articles of this law will remain in force. they talk about the activities necessary for maintaining the proper level of combat readiness of the nuclear arsenal. according to rebkov, the withdrawal of ratification will be a signal for washington. the problem itself is old. the eight states that have not yet ratified the treaty are essentially preventing it from entering into force. the president, in fact, gave a directiv