liz: folks, israel bonds are like us treasuries. er that they take it, they use it, and then they give it back to you with a return. a yield. so the last time you were on, danny, may 28, the two-year jubilee bond was yielding about 5.12%. with a minimum investment of $25,000. now, it's lower, so are our bonds certainly here in the united states, but because rates are coming down, but it's yielding 3.81%. where are you seeing people looking now on this yield curve for israel bonds? >> well people of course on one hand are sensitive to yields as you have mentioned and we follow the us treasuries so if the us treasuries are going down, our bonds, you know, yields are going down as well, but although that reduction in the yield as you can still see a significant demand for our bonds, for israel bonds, and i believe that it's a great reflection of the desire of so many people to continue their support for israel. it is a critical time for israel. people understand that when they buy a bond, they build a bond with israel. even if they get

treasury securities are used to finance our government at the lowest cost to the taxpayer and by the federal reserve to implement monetary policy. a strong treasury market helps underpin the role of the dollar and global transactions. treasuries are assets for investors around the world and serves as collateral for a wide variety of transactions. they are also used as a records benchmark for global asset prices. since the start of this administration, our focus on strong, core foundations has led to wide-ranging work with other agencies and the private sectors to strengthening the treasury market so it remains the deepest, most liquid market in the world. even if there is always more to do, we have made significant progress and documented it each year, publishing the latest report just last week. we have supported transparency and enabled the government to better assess vulnerabilities by increasing the availability and quality of data on treasury market activity. for example, just this year we have made more information on treasury market trading activity available to the public and

the current us treasury secretary is aghast.ork in export industries, on consumers, and it is a misguided approach. and here, in this most election critical, knife—edge state of pennsylvania, which argument is winning? the factory investment boom that has helped the whole of america outpaced the world in terms of growth, almost like there has been no economic crisis in this country? or has it been lingering memories of high prices and inflationary shocks? and into this, in this state, has come the world's richest man, making an unprecedented and controversial intervention with a very large cheque book. tesla owner elon musk has been touring the state, campaigning for trump. any voter here who had registered by midnight and signed his petition received $100, and then one of them every day, $1 million. its lawfulness has been questioned by democrats, raising the prospect of a post—election legal quagmire but it is clearly turning some heads. fight, fight, fight, fight... he is a multi—billionaire. he is a part of this, like, upper

this is what the data says, published by the us treasury department. is how the new financial year began in the us. local media say this is a record figure. the total debt has exceeded $35 trillion. for comparison, in october last year, the us national debt grew by $315 billion in 2 days. freedom of speech in the american way in practice, the absence of an alternative opinion and one-sidedness in coverage. exclusive footage has leaked. in it, the producer of one of the shows on the american tv channel msnbc admitted that their channel is completely and is working entirely for kamala harris. so msnbc is simply doing everything to get kamala elected? yes, yes, this proves what i say, that this news network is indistinguishable from a party. americans are being brainwashed, leaving no opportunity for an objective assessment of what is happening. american dock workers are returning to work today, thus delaying the risk of a national logistics disaster, but still remaining. the strike will resume on january 15 if an agreement is reached on higher wages and

villages again, and would demand reparations to the jewish international agency who is funded by the us treasury to the national jewish fund who is also funded by the west treasury, and they must pay for the crime they have done to the arab people, they must pay for it, that's what it is, okay, so... once again, for those of you who are joining us, just now, we are receiving some live images from copenhagen and amsterdam, people taking part in worldwide rallies in support of palestine against the israeli regime, calling for immediate cease fire and halt to israeli aggressions worldwide, now these uh demonstrations come a time. when you see people, that is copenhagen, as you can see right now, we also had some pictures from berlin, other cities in germany as well as different parts of europe, such as paris and the uk are also witnessing these demonstrations marking the... grim milestone for one year since the israelis launched a genocidal war on gaza city of copenhagen you can see people. so if we still have a bruno with us, bruno, if you're still there, if you're still there, uh, tell us uh, wha

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so russia's main interest is in breaking the dominance of the us dollar, the power of the us treasuryies to create an alternative trade mechanism, and especially an alternative cross—border settlement system that does not involve the dollar or the euro. russia is pleased to have partners, but the brics nations don't agree on everything. russia often talks about wanting to reshape the global order, and it sees brics, i think, as a means to that end. but the members of brics are not like—minded souls. there are differences of opinion and disagreements, for example between india and china. up until now, forging a common approach has proved difficult. also expected at the summit is the un secretary general. it is two and half years since antonio guterres was last in russia and received a cool reception. his decision to come now has sparked anger in kyiv, which claimed it damaged the un's reputation. but for vladimir putin, the more world leaders who come here, the better. it is better to play the statesman than be viewed a pariah. steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan. around the world and acr

it has been determined that 61 thousand billion tomans have been provided using treasury tools , according to the statistics of the accounts court, 87% of the government's expenses have been spent on current expenses, 9% have been spent on the repayment of bonds and 4 % have been spent on construction works. net settlement of government bonds this year to more than 12 thousand billion tomans reached. the treasury of the whole country announced that the government has financed up to billion tomans through the issuance and sale of bonds since the beginning of the year. also, during this period, the government has paid 12,245 billion tomans for the settlement of principal and sub-bonds. based on this, during this period , the amount of liquidity attracted to the market through the issuance of bonds has reached a positive of 4218 billion tomans. the head of the country's geological and mineral exploration organization announced the preparation of iran's first geotourism map . according to mr. shahidi, one of the topics of the 17th strategic plan of the mining sector is mining tourism the prepa

and you do see now us treasury officials and uk officials trying to figure ways to actually enforce it and blacklist more tankers in this shadow and catch violations of the cap. and i think that could really have a much more of an effect on the russian economy if it was properly enforced. yeah. i mean, you do make the very important point that there are these shadow fleets and the russians have been, you know, pretty successful in in evading a lot of these sanctions. but i guess they could be better enforced. but certainly that's all selling well, albeit like with a country, india, at a very discounted price. so you begin your book with a wonderful story about a yacht that the western countries have seized, were trying to impound and. you have very interesting description in the book about how difficult it's been in going after a number of these oligarchs to seize their and then to dispose of them. so, i mean, i have one fun question, which is why, are yachts so important to to these russian oligarchs? but more seriously, why is it been so difficult to dispose of and what's the situati

so russia's main interest is in breaking the dominance of the us dollar, the power of the us treasury mechanism, and especially an alternative cross—border settlement system that does not involve the dollar or the euro. russia is pleased to have partners, but the brics nations don't agree on everything. russia often talks about wanting to reshape the global order, and it sees brics, i think, as a means to that end. but the members of brics are not like—minded souls. there are differences of opinion and disagreements, for example between india and china. up until now, forging a common approach has proved difficult. also expected at the summit is the un secretary—general. it is two and half years since antonio guterres was last in russia and received a cool reception. his decision to come now has sparked anger in kyiv, which claimed it damaged the un's reputation. but for vladimir putin, the more world leaders who come here, the better. it is better to play the statesman than be viewed a pariah. steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan. let's take a closer look at this organisation. brics stand

so russia's main interest is on breaking the dominance of the us dollar, the power of the us treasury create an alternative trade mechanism, and especially an alternative cross—border settlement system that does not involve the dollar or the euro. russia is pleased to have partners, but the brics nations don't agree on everything. russia often talks about wanting to reshape the global order, and it sees brics, i think, as a means to that end. but the members of brics are not like—minded souls. there are differences of opinion and disagreements, for example, between india and china. up until now, forging a common approach has proved difficult. also expected at the summit is the un secretary general. it is 2.5 years since antonio guterres was last in russia and received a cool reception. his decision to come now has sparked anger in kyiv, which claimed it damaged the un's reputation. but for vladimir putin, the more world leaders who come here, the better. it is better to play the statesman than be viewed a pariah. steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan. charles kupchan is a senior fellow at

technology and semiconductors for its defense industry and that those restrictions were enforced by a us treasury. body called the office of asset control, as well as a commerce department body called the bureau of industry security, which was sort of a backwater for many years. but those two institutions have had to grow tremendously over the past two and a half years because their mandate has expanded dramatically with the with the frozen russian central bank assets. it's been a really fascinating fight because here we have. $300 billion belonging to the russian government. these are not russian that are not private individuals. you know, you could argue that private individuals shouldn't have to pay for the action of a state, that the state their government, you know, waging war. but with the russian central bank. this is directly tied. these are russian sovereign assets tied to the government that invaded ukraine. and there's been this huge fight over whether or not they could go the next step just to mobilizing them and using the actual oil principle for there's a belief amongst lawyers pret

washington insitute and former deputy assistant secretary for intelligence and analysis at the us treasurytten extensively on hamas and hezbollah. matthew, we heard today that israeli tanks have pushed their way onto a un peacekeeping base in southern lebanon. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called for the immediate withdrawal of peacekeepers. what s your take on the situation? thank you for having me. we are in the middle of a war which is a terrible place to be. but the uni-fil a terrible place to be. but the uni—fil peacekeepers are not going to be able to do their jobs therejust sitting going to be able to do their jobs there just sitting in the middle of the war and the reality is, uni—fil has a role to play and it's never played a particularly well in the last war ended in 2006, the passed resolution and they were there to enforce it. hezbollah was not to deploy as well but that didn't happen. 0ver not to deploy as well but that didn't happen. over the past couple of days from the israelis have uncovered tunnels dug within metres of uni—fil bases and there's no way they

that's specifically the us treasury department to really control and manipulate and dominate the rest of the world. and, and the funny thing is, the irony of it all is us sanctions often times the feats as purpose. it's not me who said it's a simple rock. obama who said it was john kerry who had said that after they retired, you know, think about the us sanctions against cuba. what happened to cuba? average monthly salary of cubans averaging $30.00 to $50.00 a year. what happened to you round after the us anxious? you know, the run the economy contracting 20th and 2019 by 8 to 7 to 9 percent respectively . and to venezuela under the us sanctions. um, you know that the us anxious lied to a 3000 percent of inflation in that very country and even brock obama. i think during his tenure as president does, said the us sanctions, the us sanctions against cube. i police defeats the purpose. yeah. you're, you know, you're pointing to a larger question of whether the rush that should succumb to the dominance of the west. i think china has been and therefore breaks where that neither i think is

it is increasingly becoming a tool for the us as specifically the us treasury department to really control and manipulate and dominate the rest of the world. and, and the funny thing is, the irony of it all is us sanctions often times defeats as purpose. it's not me who said it's a super rock obama, who said it was john kerry who said that after they retired, you know, it could be think about the us sanctions against cuba. what happened to cuba? average monthly salary of cubans averaging $30.00 to $50.00 a year. what happened to you round after the us anxious, and you know, the run the economy contracting 20th and 2019 by 8 to 7 to 9 percent respectively. and to venezuela under the us sanctions. um you know that the. ready us anxious, lied to a 3000 percent of inflation in that very country and even brock obama. i think during his tenure as president does, said the us anxious the us sanctions against cube. i police defeats the purpose. so yeah, you're, you know, you're pointing to a larger question of whether the rush that should succumb to the dominance of the west. i think china has been

and you do see now us treasury officials and uk officials trying to figure ways to actually enforce it and blacklist more tankers in this shadow and catch violations of the cap. and i think that could really have a much more of an effect on the russian economy if it was properly enforced. yeah. i mean, you do make the very important point that there are these shadow fleets and the russians have been, you know, pretty successful in in evading a lot of these sanctions. but i guess they could be better enforced. but certainly that's all selling well, albeit like with a country, india, at a very discounted price. so you begin your book with a wonderful story about a yacht that the western countries have seized, were trying to impound and. you have very interesting description in the book about how difficult it's been in going after a number of these oligarchs to seize their and then to dispose of them. so, i mean, i have one fun question, which is why, are yachts so important to to these russian oligarchs?

he, through the gangs, means becoming such a key figure that in 2013, the us treasury, his assets rooted in california and exported salvador. the transnational violence they experienced as young people in war weary central america. then in gang war in california helped launch a transnational menace. despite those clear ties between the social fault lines of california just a few decades ago and the violence that constantly rattles central america today, politicians in united states insist on more of the same central american gangs, such as myself and the 18th street gang, largely serve as cross-border couriers, smuggling and people into the united states. biden, secretary of homeland security mike litterst told congress in his trademark viciousness. trump described gang members as animals. obama took a softer tone, but he also emphasized their crimes while ignoring their humanity. a bites. these are powerful tactics as policy continuing to deport gang members. this is what we've done in the past means that the future immigration policy is likely to look a like the present and that presid

economists and taxpayers would prefer if government money was going towards bridges not paying us treasuryerest so the quality of the federal spending also declines in an environment where you pay more towards interest as an economist i don't like that too much. charles: by the way as a citizen i don't like it and it's ironic the richest folks, because we always talk about the trillion dollars in interest. the rich folks are getting that trillion and they go and spend and spend, so rates stay up. you know? real quick, 30 seconds to go. the econ omits had this thing. they had a bundle of dollars with a rocket ship going to the moon. it's always weird to me when the economist or ft says america is doing great as a warning to us. what's your greatest warning right now do you think with respect, we know how great we are but we cannot be fooled by the fact it'll always stay this way. >> some of this i agree with so america is standalone and we talk about the k-shaped economy inside the us but the top of that globally is absolutely the us. but if we continue to rely on huge government spending t

and in 1977. an agreement was concluded an agreement under which eriad was to buy us treasury securitiesrain from raising oil prices. the us, in turn , guaranteed the internal and external security of the state. america also promised to modernize key industries in saudi arabia and even rearm its army to nato standards. the price for generous american gifts was subsequently a request from the us to provoke a global oil crash, which pursued two main goals: improving washington's financial situation. a significant blow to the ussr economy. the saudis are the key to oil prices, since they not only have the world's largest reserves, but are also capable of increasing its production several times over in just a year. the calculation was simple: the more oil there is on the market, the lower its price will be. a fall in oil prices should automatically trigger a fall in gas prices, which means that the soviet union's economy , which had been dependent on raw material exports for many years, would slowly but surely sink to the bottom, but forcing the kingdom to plunge the world into chaos turned

let's talk about the west bank a little bit, and i'd like to get your impression as to what the us uh treasury secretary janet diallen said months ago when it came to the israeli regime with holding the um revenues from the taxes which the palestinian authority needs in order to disburse it to its staff, um, but it came out with a stark warning to pm netanyahu saying, don't do that, because if you have the occupied west bank fall apart, then that in a... sense, although she didn't say it in these words, would become an existential threat to the regime itself if the west bank was to explode like the gaza strip has a process that's in the making but nothing compared to the gaza strip so the us is concerned that the west bank doesn't fall apart, it has even issued, i think sanctions against settlers, which is uh quite strange, why is it that the the us is concerned in that regards, but not so much when it when it comes to the gaza strip, i think the us is simply trying to save face with these uh political distractions, janet yellen, another jewish zionist, anthony blincan, another jewish zionist

the central bank of china, which has on its balance sheet about 1 trillion dollars invested in us treasuriesfederal government bonds of the us government, which, seeing what is happening in general with the sovereign. now yes, it is absolutely fair, because the gold and foreign exchange reserves of any central bank consist of, well, roughly speaking, two components: the first component is the metal gold itself, the second is an investment in currency in securities and so on and so forth, since this is the second component, it is very volatile, so to speak, because of sanctions, because of the dollar and because of its fate there, although the dollar will still exist for quite a long time, that's when equilibrium will come there. our dear women will come out again, that means they, the market will depend, after all, this fluctuation is on them, well , what about them, they mean, here we have more women, women buy more, fingers, the number of fingers on hands and feet does not increase, well, some use ears and nose, excuse me, but i'm joking of course, this is no longer a serious conversation,

chris is also a former us assistant treasury secretary for financial institutions.ramme. what are your expectations of a data report today? we are your expectations of a data report today?— are your expectations of a data report today? we expect pretty much flat jobs _ report today? we expect pretty much flat jobs -- _ report today? we expect pretty much flat jobs -- pretty - report today? we expect pretty much flat jobs -- pretty much i much flatjobs —— pretty much flatjobs number. i think that was what the reserve are signalling by its half point cut when it met last perhaps a tightening economy in the united states. i think... tightening economy in the united states. ithink... it tightening economy in the united states. i think... it is also a critical time, the presidential election in november. the necks and probably the last majorjobs report that would allow the federal reserve to be able to make a move prior to the november five elections and so we expect and i do expect it will come in some around 150,000 with really modest increase in wages but certainly a

tariffs can be used, should be used in certain circumstances but to believe we are going to bring money into the treasury by using the tariffs, is so antithetical to what republicans believe. >> talk to me about what you say to other republicans, to create a permission structure for them to do what you are doing and many others in the state are doing. to say that it is not a move against your party, for a republican to vote for the democratic candidate in this particular instance because the democrat dates the republican candidate is not suitably worthy of your vote. what does that look like to you because i'm sure you have lots of lots of times. >> you bet, i have that a lot. just recent history, barry goldwater, mr. conservative in arizona in the 1990s, there was a particular republican candidate for congress, who barry goldwater and people did not think represented the republican party well. and then bought overtime, that would be worse for the party, having this person at the head of it. so he endorsed a democrat. that democrat won. she was probably defeated two years later by another republican. tha

us. u.s. treasury yields are jumping because they trimmed their bets on fate -- fed rate cuts this year. the more we are joined by mark at rbc asset management. looking just as interestingly, the 10 year is moving, but the front-end is not moving as much. traders are still really looking at less than a chance of a 25 basis point rate cut this year, still thinking there could be another 25 you are. what do mark: you think? mark:it looks like the u.s. economy is doing extremely well, doesn't it? all of this talk of growth slowing down and recession risk, i don't see that. i've been in the u.s. on those research items for a couple of days but this economy feels like it's really going, nothing like europe where everything is bumpy, stagnant, quite depressed. the economy is doing well. but when it comes to interest rates, the fed did 50 in september and i think they will go and follow it up with 25. if they don't do a 25 now, it almost feels like the 50 was a bit of a mistake. sonali: there are certainly in

they are certified by the us treasury.come together and build an ecosystem. our hope truly is that they will unlock more political power, and that they'll have a unified and collective voice across california and really quick before you go, are you also able to offer some mentoring services in addition to the money help with getting the business going? yes. so what will happen is we actually are working with coaches, we're working with mentors, we're working with consultants to both provide the support to these leaders, and then they can offer it to their local entrepreneurs. so it's this program is actually modeled after the latino nonprofit accelerator, where we have been able to help organizations raise millions of dollars. and we're hoping to have the same success. i know we will have the same success with this particular program. >> i think we know you will, too. it sounds like the enthusiasm and support is all there. thank you so much for people to find out more. the latino community foundation, veronica vincent, tha

amna: that is the deputy secretary of the treasury, wally adeyemo, joining us tonight. mr. deputy secretary, thank you for your time. good to speak with you. adeyemo: thank you for having me. take care. we start the day's other headlines at the supreme court the justices have agreed to leave in place two e-p-a rules aimed at reducing the oil and gas industry's emissions of methane gas, and mercury. republican-led states and industry groups had asked the high court to pause the rules, arguing the standards are "impossible to meet." but, the justices will consider a challenge to mexico's $10 billion lawsuit against u.s. gun makers, when they officially begin their next term on monday. the case centers on allegations that the companies' sales practices contribute to the trafficking of illegal weapons to drug cartels. and, the high court will weigh in on who gets to say where nuclear waste is stored - in particular, the granting of a license to a private company in west texas. the death toll of a gang raid in central haiti has risen to at least 70 people, including women and ch

us elections. you mentioned the dollar, what about treasuries, yields are rising again?ected to where people think interest rates are going? the movement — interest rates are going? the movement in _ interest rates are going? tue: movement in treasuries, interest rates are going? tte: movement in treasuries, there are a couple of drivers. the economy has continued to impress, the labour market remains strong, the us consumer continues to spend. you are properly going to see and outperformance with the us�*s major trading peers. so i think that differential will remain in the favour of the dollar. when you look at the rate cut odds, we were expecting to see consecutive rate cuts, now we are around 40 points, those rate cut outs are something that will drive the dollar stronger. that will drive the dollar stronger-— that will drive the dollar stronger. that will drive the dollar stronuer. ~ ., ., ., that will drive the dollar stronuer. ., ., ., ., stronger. we are almost out of time, stronger. we are almost out of time. quick _ stronger. we are almost out of time, quick qu