we must do more to make the wto relevant. the organization must keep pace with the changing economy and address widen in inequality, workers rights, and other fragility's and vulnerabilities. we will show our commitment to the asia-pacific when we host a pet in 2023 apec in 2023. i cannot wait to share america's story of innovation, resilience and perseverance and show our dedication to carrying the torch forward. lifting up our workers and empowering small businesses to enter the market grow and. we must unlock economic activities that opportunities for those who had been underrepresented in all of our populations. we are pursuing the americas partnership for economic prosperity to enhance in line with the shared vision for prosperity. our partners are enthusiastic and are eager to write the chapters together. just two weeks ago in college park, maryland, executive price president and i launched the u.s. eu trade and labor dialogue. we convened labor, business and representatives from both sides to focus on illuminating fore

china is applying to the wto for that the united states is violating the rules of the wto rules on semiconductorshe people's republic of china , apparently, something went wrong there and the united states will cancel the wto themselves already, as they are already burning problems, the second problem, which is connected with the task of the main it is the consolidation of the eurasian space. they will say what andrea alex said . that something is being done now, all the ding is what we are trying to do now. we, including solving problems in the course of a special military operation. the united states has found itself now, and military planners of all sorts have found themselves in a very difficult position, because on the one hand, the power of russia is growing, they will not fight with us, because in the current situation. if here we are with them in the middle, and we can think about when, when, if, if this will threaten our interest. well, while i would not say that it is the existence of the state that threatens us. we have a doctrine until the seventh has changed. it is possible that next

the trade committee of the european parliament, generally called for complaining about the us to the wtoere are important and often decisive advantages over low. the price, for example, for the same electrons, analog benefits are good incentive to bring production. united states the relationship between europe and the united states is an important topic, but part of the larger plot, american actions are obvious manifestations of protectionism. but until recently, this word was almost abusive in the progressive world, and it was the united states that acted as the flagship of free trade, requiring others to follow their example. why the approach has changed and how normal it is. if you look in retrospect. we have visiting today is our good friend historian. andrey serov andrey hello, and historically protectionism is generally that defense or attack? more like a defense. yes, of course, on the contrary, on the defense against competition from the strong, the defense of the weak is rather strong. well, if the strong, at the same time, increase their internal capabilities so much that the w

washington has existed insisted these measures were not imposed to protect national security, the wtos to be seen whether beijing can win this dispute, it must be said this is all happening just after the wto ruled in favour of china and other countries in the dispute over steel and are limited tariffs imposed by donald trump so is in that case, it could be years before this latest dispute over chips gets settled tjy dispute over chips gets settled by the wto. �*corporate greed'. that's the accusation being levelled this week at bosses of some of the world's top companies. executives are paying themselves far too much — often way beyond what they deserve — at a time when millions of workers around the world struggle with a cost—of—living crisis. that's according to nicolai tangen — who runs energy—rich norway's national wealth fund — which owns 1.4 % of all the world's shares. the fund has voted against pay policies at the likes of apple, inteland ibm. he's been talking to the bbc�*s aaron heslehurst, who asked him if more investors should be standing up over excessive pay ijust think

has no bearing or statute to impose what they imposed for the wto to regulate national security issues never mind the united states, it is absurd so our ustr kathryn tie and general ouncer statement today is incredibly 100% inaccurate. it doesn't have the ruling and most importantly, isn't going to change and redact tariffs put in in 2018. they're not just important from a national security defense situation, which they are but as we've talked about many times, our nation must be a nation to build things resure and build our critical infrastructure needs and the rebuilding of the green and digital economy in our nation and beyond. >> one of the things that's most pathetic about the wto is we have something in our lifetime we thought we'd never have we have a gigantic land war and our allies are fighting ann eney we know genocidal regime the russians and if we didn't have any steel ukraine would lose to them why is that not obvious has the nose on some people's face >> jim, it's the absolutely need for reform of the wto which it's got to change. it has the tools at its disposal to regul

in the same place, for example, the wto, and in our practice we are not going to use tools related toressuring them. to do this, we are currently working on the mechanisms of the ban. e on application tools come on no matter what level is set, because it's such an interference. we believe it can only lead to more destabilization. market. dollars, also decided when the next meetings will be february 1 will discuss the ministerial monitoring committee. but the meeting of the alliance itself is scheduled for the summer of next year, but nonetheless the parties. they say that if there is a need, then, of course, the meeting will take place before alexandra suvorova oleg sokolshchuk oleksandr catalaz and valeria boevilova together. russian troops are conducting a successful offensive in the artyomovsk region , the ministry of defense told about this, according to the official representative of the department igor konashenko, all in all, they suffered significant losses in just a day. there were several groups of saboteurs, dozens of positions of ukrainian artillery were suppressed, in addi

price ceiling, since he considers such a mechanism to be contrary to the rules of the market and the wto, deputy prime minister alexander novak told our channel about this; they decided to keep all the details with alexander suvorova show how unanimously the participants vote for certain decisions made within the framework of a5+. you can only time for which a decision is made and in this time it was very fast, so the decision was unanimous. let me remind you that initially in october it was decided to reduce the total oil production as part of the guardianships. plus, for 2 million barrels per day, it begins to operate from november of this year and ends at the end of 23 years. here are all the numbers. they are saved now without any changes. why was this decision made in an exclusive interview? we were told by deputy prime minister alexander nova the market is in better condition than 2 months ago. though lots of uncertainty for sure. today we noted, among other things, the high level of inflation in many countries, the high level of sovereign debt, and the tightening of monetary polic

they believe that this policy is in her jurisdiction of the wto.tes, which essentially created and post-war trading system, is ready to violate the rules for achieve their strategic goals. does n't this threaten to strengthen protectionism all over the world? oleg borisovich well, first of all, how do you assess the prospects for the world trading system of rights or about the krugman that we are on the threshold. i will remind you of the new great protectionism that in the interwar period , protectionism is precisely the dominance of protectionism that is considered one of the causes of the second world war. and secondly, how do you assess, uh, chinese steps, here in the field of this semiconductor industry, well dmitrievich quite rightly noted that that i do not think that china in general really hopes that before somehow help to resolve this issue moreover, well, chdk she is the faculty of international economic relations, it is clear that a lot of work was done on international economic organizations. unfortunately, i must state that internatio

remember when i first got interested in reporting on china it was around when china was entering the wto in 2001 and bill clinton had to deliver this famous line when he was arguing for china's inclusion in the wto. he said if china china joins the wto the internet will start spreading their trying to control the internet is like trying to nail jell-o to the wall. of course communist party will never do that and eventually ideas about democracy and the rule of value will spread throughout china a lot of people believe that, i certainly believe it. and i think china leaves it as well. they obviously censor it pretty heavily. there was a turning point in china around 2011, 2012 when social media started to spread in china quite widely that really freak them out. there were one in 2011 that some people may recall. there was a train crash, a trait outside china's new high-speed rail and this had been, that project had been a symbol of china's advances as a country and after the crash came a symbol of kind of the communist party of economic run amok and corruption and all these other problems

the wto case was outrageous but not surprising. we made a clear decision that every country makes its own decision on national security. this is not something where you have these three wise men and they are not the wise men that found christmas by the way, these are not wise men who didn't find christmas. so the notion that you have an arbitration, three people, three bureaucrats in brussels, deciding what's in america's national interest is completely ridiculous. >> laura: bob, it's great to see you. it's been quite a while. thank you so much. as we see our global influence wayne and our borders overrun, you might not realized that we are on track to send more than $100 billion in total to ukraine. is the public losing patience with all of this, plus the most dangerous plastic surgery in the world has really taken off as a procedure of choice in the united states. what is it and what do you need to know about it? that's next. >> are we sending troops to ukraine? no. we are sending material. >> laura: the white house tries to clai

under his leadership, china opened up to the world including through joining the wto.ed over china's dramatic rise in growth, prosperity, and global influence to rival the united states. but equally, there was increased religious repression and corruption. so, how might his death now play out in the context of protests going on out? here is our asia-pacific editor. reporter: i think we could go into two ways here. my immediate reaction is that i thought that the chinese state media, chinese state would use jiang's death as a way to amplify control over the chinese people, flood state media with feel-good remembrances of comrade jiang zemin, and we are seeing that happening alady. state news sites are going into a mourning period. however, there is another side to this where you have a country that is angry and engaging in protests, really unprecedented protests. we have not seen is for a very long time. they might be thinking back to a time when china was opening up, was welcoming business. ina is in the economic doldrums right now, and people might use the death of ji

china files a dispute with the wto over u.s. ship exports as a china's joining the effort over beijing's tech ambitions. a nice occasion of abdicating -- and execution of accountability from this week's banking committee. shery: take a look at how u.s. futures are coming online. we're singh a mixed picture, muted at the opening, of the s&p 500. we saw every sector of the s&p gained ground ahead of tuesday cpi numbers. we have seen inflation rocking equity markets this year. out of the 11 times we had cpi numbers, seven of them we saw markets gain ground. it was the best post-e cpi day in november when the numbers eased a bit. we'll be watching what happens to the inflation figures. we saw treasury yields continue to the -- continue to rally the 10 year past the 360 level. we had a rebound in oil prices in new york. we seen upside in the asia section, after we heard we heard we don't have an outlook when it comes to the consumption of the keystone pipeline. concerns continue but this week is about those cpi numbers followed by a

the terms of the price ceiling, as it believes that this mechanism is neurological and contrary to wto rules , the deputy prime minister said in an interview with our channel. alexander novak, he spoke at the end of the meeting of ministers, guardians, plus they gathered today and discussed the current year's oil production, as a result, they decided to keep all the details with alexander suvorova unanimously, the participants vote for certain decisions made within a5 +, only the time for which this or that decision was made is possible, and this time everything was very fast, so the decision was unanimous. let me remind you that initially in october it was decided to reduce the total oil production as part of the guardianships. plus, for 2 million barrels per day, it begins to operate from november of this year and ends at the end of the twenty-third year. these are all the numbers they are now saved without any changes. why was it taken decision in an exclusive interview? deputy prime minister alexander novak told us that the market is in better condition than it was 2 months ago. al

, they believe that this mechanism is unacceptable and contrary to the rules of the market, and the wto alexander novak said that our country will not sell oil under these conditions, even if we have to cut production. non-market inefficient rude, interfering with a market instrument is contrary to all the rules and e, the same besides the wto for example, and in our practice we are not going to apply and instruments related to this, now we are working on mechanisms prohibiting the use of toolbox, no matter what level is set, because it is such an interference. we believe it can only lead to further destabilization of the market. tonight, in nizhnevartovsk, an explosion thundered, a pop of gas was heard in a residential five-story building, according to preliminary data, one person died, 10 injured two of them in hospitals with severe burns. the explosion was so powerful that several floors collapsed houses were completely evacuated, russian troops are conducting their successful offensive in the artyomovsk area. this was told in the ministry of defense by the official representative of

guest: the wto is the place to have those conversations about disputes.isputes with some of our closest friends such as canada. there is going to be trade disputes that are brought to the wto, that's what it's for. when we look at aipac, we look at a body that for more than 30 years has been a great convene or, what i call the dna of the organization where you have the public collaboration, technical expertise, the buy-in from leaders. being able to bring economies together. haslinda: how is this not the most direct attack to globalization? in terms of what the u.s. is doing? guest: as i said previously, when you look at export controls, they are a targeted measure to be able to look at concerns around to use technologies. i would defer some of that to some professionals who are focused on that. probably, through the ships act. we are investing at home. building out the capacity. in the ships act, there is $500 million set aside where we are working with other economies to strengthen supply chain's around the region. i don't thing we have taken an approac

that could end up being the kind of era we feel we made vis-À-vis china by bringing them into the wto we thought rising china would become a us ally, maybe arising india micro fast and turn out to be more of a rival than a friend or is that too negative? >> they have tried to make india a member of the security council but china has blocked it. so way back in crucial of, in 1955, had suggested that maybe they should nominate india and nero at that time demure word, he thought that was listed too far, it was not necessary, he thought there would be kinds of resistance. so at that point india didn't think it was ready. obama, as you well know, sort of came to india and made an announcement saying they were going to try to propose and year, there is a lot of pushback from china, they knew they couldn't get it through. but i think the intention was really to let the indian public to know and that the indian bureaucracy know that the us was on their side and very much in favor of having india in the security council and india's turn is coming up in the g 20. if you saw what happened, modhi

which he said it china joins the wto the internet will start spreading very and trying to control the internet is like trying to nail jell-o to the wall, right? and so of course the commons party will never be able to do that, and eventually ideas about democracy and freedom and the rule of values will spread through china, right? a lot of people believe that. i certainly believed it. i think china was sort of deleted as well and i think they're really afraid of the event. they centered pretty heavily but i think there was a kind of, there was a turning point in china probably around sort of 2011, 2012 when social media really started to spread in china quite widelyd and i think that freaked them out. there were ats couple incidents, one of particular in 2011 that some people may recall there was a train crash, i crashed outside of the city where china's new high-speed rail in the said ben the high-speed real project had been ant symbol of china's advancement of the country, and then after the crash became a symbol of china, a kind of the communist party of economic growth e run amok

, you know, had delivered this famous line when he was trying to argue for china's inclusion in the wto, which was, you know, he said, you know, if china joins the wto, the internet will know will start spreading there. and, you know, and and, you know, trying to control the internet is like trying to nail jell-o to the wall. right. and so, of course, the communist party will never be able to do that. and eventually, you know, ideas about democracy and freedom and the rule values will spread through china. right. and i think a lot of people believe that. i certainly believe that, you know, and i think and i think china was sort of believed it as well. i mean, i think a really afraid of the internet. they obviously censored it pretty heavily. but i think there was a kind of there was a turning point in china probably around sort of 12, 11, 2012 with the when when social media really started to spread in china quite widely. and i think that so it really freaked them out. and there were, you know, there were a couple of incidents. there's one in particular in 2011 that some people may reca

such actions by the united states categorically do not comply with wto rules, an official said. however, the difficult situation in which the european economy finds itself does not bother the president of moldova in an interview with a japanese tv channel, my sandu said that joining the eu is the only way for the country's survival. sandu also spoke about her intention to join moldova with nato, while noting that all negotiations on this the issue is greatly complicated by the presence of russian troops transnistria, meanwhile, according to a poll conducted in moldova, more than half of the respondents oppose joining the alliance . polish border guards for a week detained 12 carriers who were engaged in the transfer of refugees, 11 of them citizens of ukraine and one of georgia , according to warsaw, the barrier built is insurmountable for migrants, but every day polish border guards detain so-called couriers. at the beginning of the year, podlyatsky border detachment officers detained 400 people who are related to the transfer of illegal migrants from the eu countries through p

but one of the solutions could be to file a complaint at the wto. this would take years to resolve.n will try today in washington, d.c. to find a short term, diplomatic solution. perhaps some exemptions for european companies to have similar access as canada and mexico for some of the subsidies. we will see whether the cheese diplomacy actually produces any result today. [laughter] tom: is the u.s. trolling french president with cheese? this is the friction point between the french, europeans and americans, why? >> this is at the heart of this inflation reduction act. basically americans buy american evs with american components will receive tax credits of $7,500. whereas if you buy an ev car in europe, you can receive some subsidies no matter where your battery or components was made. this puts all european firms at a competitive disadvantage, especially because france makes a lot of ev components. tom: bloomberg's caroline connan on that visit. macron is in d.c. "surveillance: early edition" is up next. markets in europe higher by .7%. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance: early e

this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: the european union is preceding with two cases against china at the wto. happening against talks failed to resolve the issues. he is says one dispute relates to restrictions on lithuanian exports. a second is over what he calls coercive practices to limit patent holders from exercising their rights to protect innovations. at the same time, when it comes to china domestically, it is announced an easing of a wide range of covid restrictions. it is this content are up change in national strategy from just a month or two ago. let's get more details from senior executive editor, john. it doesn't feel like every day we get a drip of news of different easing measures when it comes to covid zero. how should we be thinking about each of these incremental steps? john: i think the overall direction of travel is very clear. china is starting to exit from covid zero. i think the news that has been coming the last couple of days, last two weeks or so, really helps give a sense of how fast, how quickly that exit might occur. what we are a is that people will be allowed t

haidi: china has filed a dispute with the wto trying to overturn the u.s.controls on-chip technology. we speak about the global fight for tech dominance, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ japan and the netherlands are likely to announced soon that they will join the u.s. in tightening controls of advanced chipmaking equipment grade let's ring in our next guest who says convert to intended matters. we have the director of rhodium group, always great to have you with us. we know if this announcement is actually formalized, it would be a total blockade of these sophisticated machinery that beijing would need to make these leading edge chips. what is your assessment based on the information that we have as to how this potentially plays out? reva: yeah, the netherlands and japan appeared to be coordinating their response, strength in numbers matters areas there are very few years in the space as well. there have been signals there are aligned in principle, so we will need to see exactly what that means when we get to technical details read in the negotiations are still

they must destroy the wto because if they do not change the institutions of international trade doesternational financial relations. and these are closely interconnected. today international trade international financial market. it's just like, well, i can't say that it's the same thing, but it's a very intertwined thing, because there are many prices for many goods, there are many exchange prices. uh, trades somehow go through and are hedged through the financial market. that is, it is not easy. so, today we have banned the supply of such products or imposed some kind of duty on some products. this, among other things, also includes international relations, loans , interest, in general, everything. connection. e between the us and china, maybe someone would say so, you might want to , and really it's time. and let's see what they will do without them. but of course , today for china it will be if the americans take this path, it will be difficult. but it will be much more surmountable for them, and the consequences for the states of america may be much more serious. well , it seems

i find it necessary so that the eu quickly file a complaint with the wto in the coming months.t me remind you that the united states is going to allocate $ 430 billion to climate protection and energy security, including, for example, subsidies for an electric car. brussels fears that this will create unfavorable conditions for competition for european manufacturers, primarily in the segment of green technologies and in addition , the head of the european commission will delay the us investment and supply of rare earth resources. ursula fonderlyan believes that the law could lead to the closure of markets and disruption critical supply chains. wima, we need to restore the balance to the playing field with the inflation reduction act and other measures that upset the balance, in other words, we need to do our homework here in europe and continue the us dialogue on mitigating adverse conditions of competition until there is more news in the next chat. being an entrepreneur means being in control and have opened a beast account and use a retail solution. now i know my customers be

the latest wto figures show china had experts worth 2.6 trillion dollars in total imports with $2.1 trillion gives china a healthy trade surplus of $500 billion. trade is for 30% gdp, vital to the country. china's biggest trading partners the u.s., the eu -- members. electronics and electrical equipment made up around 27% of both imports and exports in 2020 according to the world bank. all eyes now are only annual central economic work conference. that is the meeting in which chinese leaders gather to set up the next year's economic agenda. any indication or idea as to what might come out of that? >> i have to refocus on economic growth. the key word is "stabilization." stabilizing growth, stabilizing jobs and stabilizing prices. as the professor pointed out correctly, inflation is low in china. that offers a lot of economic leverage for china to revitalize the economy via fiscal and monetary stimulus. were going to see the world's largest economies moving in opposite of monetary and fiscal cycles in the foreseeable future however. as china continues to -- injections fear that it's going to

to tell a story when it wto to china into the give russia a chance. >> not the path forward but half gave them just enough aid that they did not revert to communism. when nelson was standing for reelection and was terribly sick and unpopular and to make all this efforts to gerrymandering from the thingsy' people do to win elections and they are very much behind and they control the media. at that time, yes the west put in money to help. but it was never enough the first deputy prime minister who formulated economic policy said if you could just give us half as muchh again you to get the economy to take off to establish the market system. but if you don't there is a lot of dissonance the way things didn't go right. i'm just giving you one side because there is another side many people in the west believed but russia was so dysfunctional that if you pour it money it goes down a blackhole. so there is no point that was an argument that happened in individual western embassies and in western governments that the upshot was that by the mid- through late 1990s most ordinary russians felt t

he w on hand for the hong kong handover, french china joined the wto and when they were awarded the 2008r olympics. here he is playing ping-pong. singing and showing off his hawaiian guitar skills. a showman in sharp contrast to those who followed him. sometimes naive. >> famously giving hong kong journalists a public dressing down. his images have become gifs and emojis that fire around shiny social media with a mixture of sympathy and hilarity. in a press conference with bill clinton there was light hearted banter. it's hard to imagine this happening now. >> am i wrong? of course. this is big mistake. >> big mistake? >> of course. >> in his elderly years, retaining the affection of the powerbase as he survived rumor after rumor that he had passed away. in his final public appearance in 2019, it showed that even he had to slow down sometime. laura: china mourns. christine mcvey, part of the ma has died. -- fleetwood mac, has died. she was behind one of their most famous songs, putting little lies and songbird, recording three solo albums. the state would from -- statement from fleetwood

we've come to each other's story that the us did its best with china when it brought china into the wto to give russia a chance to be part of their tribe and russia didn't take it. >> i don't think you can make that case. it's very much a question of is it more the glass half-full or half-empty. the way the russians saw it the west gave them just enough aid so that they didn't revert to communism. and you talk about 1998, i can talk about 1996 when yeltsin wasstanding for reelection . was terribly sick, terribly unpopular they really have to make enormous efforts of gerrymandering. all the things that people do to try to win elections when there very much behind. they control the media. at that time, yes, the west did pour in a little bit of money to help but it was never enough. the first deputy prime minister, the guy who formulated economic policy for yeltsin, said if you could give us just half as much again we probably be able to get our economy to take off and really established a copper market system. but you don't. there was a lot of bitterness in russia about the way things did

this would be the reason for an international scandal and a high-profile wto process, but now everyonen’t care now it’s now these 430 billion, as an additional bait for european business, which begins to actively pack its bags, moving to the usa and in the end, releasing a reminder of the exchange rate today, the dollar 63 rub. 21 kop. euro 66 70. and for now , that’s all for me. flights are canceled in several regions of the country in the khabarovsk territory; several villages were left without electricity, heavy snowfall. in moscow, a quarter of the monthly norm fell overnight. in st. petersburg, hunting and hunting establishments are again introducing a mask mode, in addition, the city is canceling planned hospitalizations of children, the new rules will begin to operate today , measures are being introduced due to a sharp increase in the incidence of influenza and sars, us president joe biden signed a law recognizing same-sex marriage several years ago confirmed the supreme court of the country, but in this year, one of the judges indicated that the decision should be reconsidered

and a great influence on the wto, in which you will not prove anything even by joining .e understood that then we were leaving. uh, but then we imported 3.5 million tons of meat. and we went to south america, that is, we established good relations argentina brazil paraguay chile uruguay and ecuador what happened, but nothing has changed with us. it's just that our economy has become so working, that from 3.5 million we have gone on this year. we import about 500 thousand tons of meat, of which half - this is belarus - this is not an import of supplies within the framework of a union state. and uh in terms of exports. we all always understood that but the stories about how i said before that that it is possible to supply europe, we have always not focused on europe for one simple reason, that we knew, you know, how gambling is gambling today we play until 17:00 tomorrow until 21, therefore, in this regard, we we focused on those countries that, rather, focused on south africa to turkey in meat we primarily focused on countries such as vietnam, including china, and, of cour

inefficient rude, intervening in market instruments is contrary to all rules and the same to the same wtoention. we believe it can only lead to even more destabilization of the market to a shortage of energy resources in the market . investment. this may affect not only oil, but also other products that are currently traded on the market, and not only russia but also other countries, so we will sell oil and oil products to those countries that will work with us on market terms. even if we have to cut production a little. well , the european union from this day on, ceases to accept oil from russia transported by sea, an exception was made for bulgaria and croatia, sanctions will not affect fuel supplies via the druzhba pipeline to in the united states, a scandal erupted around censorship on twitter in russia, access to it is limited, and the bans on publication became known thanks to the new owner. the billionaire declassified the official correspondence of the former management of the company on social networks to ilona mask. it follows from it that the former top managers of twitter dele

exported to different cities and carried out in commercial quantities, we need to get them to meet some wto forth, they will play without rules , but it does not mean, what we should. to play without rules, we must play by our own rules, yes, and convince them that our rules are correct, because there is no need to play the bad guys. by the way, i completely disagree with this. you have to play alternative good ones. we are good. we're just alternative good. okay. that's the way we do it. well, if anyone, as they say, is good in ours, no luck. well, it means that the chip fell on him like that. and now you know such a thought that worries me wildly. but you see how easy it is to be consistent evil. that's how easy it is to be consistent, how easy it is for europe and the entire collective west to follow the path of consistent evil. how easy it is to make evil decisions? how easy it is to condemn hundreds of thousands of ukrainians to death, how easy it is to condemn dozens to death? thousands of poles and how easy it will be to condemn to death? the same tens of thousands are not germans. a

i consider it necessary that the eu quickly file a complaint with the wto in the coming months this willcreate unfavorable conditions for competition for european manufacturers, primarily in the green technology segment, and in addition, will delay the us investment and supply of rare earth resources, the head of the european commission. ursula fondyrlyan believes that the law could lead to the closure of markets and the disruption of critical supply chains. action we have to restore the balance on the playing field with regard to the inflation reduction act and other measures that upset the balance in other words , we need to do our homework here in europe and continue us dialogue on mitigating adverse competitive conditions. i have more and more news on this in the next chat. in any journey, you need a faithful and reliable companion who will support you along the way and who is always nearby. rosneft is the largest network of gas stations where warm meetings and a profitable loyalty program await you. we are always responsible for quality and take care of those for whom the work of ro

this would be the reason for an international scandal and a high-profile wto process, but now everyonere now these 430 billion as an additional bait for european business european business, which is starting to actively pack its bags, moving to the usa backup system. i must say the final by analogy with the world cup, in recent months, the regulator has been desperately fighting inflation, raising rates at a pace unprecedented in the last 50 years. this is a tough test for markets and investors. it is hoped that the tightening cycle will end soon, the inflation figures published the day before are encouraging. it has indeed begun to slow down. however, it is still at very high levels. are the measures taken enough to defeat the rise in prices and will there be light at the end of the tunnel today and will fed chief jerome powell tell? and at the end of the issue, i will remind the course currency today dollar 63 rub. 21 kop. euro 660, and that's all for me for now. in any journey, you need a faithful and reliable companion who will support the paths and who is always nearby. rosneft is

and uh, the same wto, for example, and in our practice we are not going to use tools related to the price list, for this we are now working on the mechanisms of braiding e on the application of the pricespap tool, no matter what level is set, because it is such an intervention. we believe it can only lead to further destabilization of the market. the number of civilians injured today in the shelling of donetsk has reached 11 people, the city authorities reported that the voroshilov kuibyshev and kiev district cities were under fire, they were hit by large-caliber artillery and hail. in addition, the chestnut yakovlevka makeevka and novolugansk were shelled. there was wounded another local. today it turned out to be under fire, alchevsk was hit by american highmors in the city, the dormitory of the technical institute was destroyed, but there were no casualties. kiev is preparing a provocation to disrupt the resumption of the transit of ammonia through the pipeline, togliatti odessa, ria novosti reported this today, citing a certain military-diplomatic source, this source. e, said that the

and, uh, the same wto, for example, and in our practice we are not going to use tools related to the price clap. to do this , we are now working on the mechanisms of braiding e to use the price tool no matter what level is set, because this is such an interference. we believe it can only lead to further destabilization of the market. in addition, plus also decided when the next meeting february 1 will discuss the ministerial monitoring committee. but the meeting of the alliance itself is scheduled for the summer of next year, but nonetheless the parties. they say that if there is a need, then, of course, the meeting will take place earlier. ekaterina thank you very much alexander suvorova told us about today's ministerial meeting of opec plus. four people were wounded today during the shelling of donetsk, the kuibyshevsky kiev districts of the city were under fire at the headquarters of the defense of the dpr in the morning. under him, they were beaten from large-caliber artillery grads in the village. he was fired upon by the chestnut yakovlev kumakeyevka and novolugansk there was a

and uh, by the same to the same wto, for example, and in our practice we are not going to use the instrumentsated to this, now we are working on the mechanisms of prohibitions. e on the use of the tools of the register, regardless of what level will be set, because it is such an interference. we believe it can only lead to more destabilization. market. again plus also decided when they will be. the next meeting on february 1 will discuss the ministerial monitoring committee. but the meeting of the alliance itself is scheduled for the summer of next year, but nonetheless the parties. they say that if there is a need, then, of course, the meeting will take place before alexander suvorov oleg sokolshchuk alexander catalazoy and valery militov together. now economy news alexander today the eu will embargo and ceiling the price of russian oil. explain how these two mechanisms are combined. tatiana embargo acts on european imports and limit prices. the west will try to continue the theme when deliveries to third countries. today, the eu countries of the australia family group will try to limit the

if they work only in one direction of the wto in the process through the prism of sanctions, this islly, this is generally a structure that works. well, here's the imf it's good that you're sinking entered fine i want to say again years ago so sad about it. people's currency background suddenly began to work in the other direction. after all, these organizations i also added the world bank, the international monetary fund, the world health trade organization. after the pandemic. all these organizations were created in the post-war period, as structures that support the processes of globalization, and therefore the united states . and so now the world is changing its configuration will be completely different and it will not be globalization, but it will go a different way. she will go through reggae analysis not through passion nationalization. here is how peter said translated capital and that's it and no national interests. this is absolutely correct. so. uh, the current government in the united states, they consider them democrats. transnationalizers, that is, they adhere to this

and uh, in addition to the wto, for example, and in our practice we are not going to use the instrumentsed to this, now we are working on mechanisms to prohibit the use of instruments. would happen no matter what level is set, because it's such an interference. we consider it only can lead to even more destabilization of the market. also, within. plus, they also decided when they will be. the next meeting on february 1 will be held discussion of the ministerial monitor was the committee. but the meeting of the alliance itself is scheduled for the summer of next year, but nonetheless the parties. they say that if there is a need, then, of course, the meeting will take place before alexander suvorov, oleg sokolshchuk, alexander capitalaz and valery militants together. the head of the european commission , ursula fondurlyan, announced the threat of the start of a new trade war between europe and the united states brussels is afraid of the new canoe law, but the salvation of the american economy western newspapers write to washington will kill europe ukraine has already lost mary birthmark w

house is still unknown, but if earlier the french leader called the law unfriendly and contrary to wtohe rhetoric has softened, we had a productive discussion on the law to reduce inflation. we are resynchronizing our approach and program. we have decided, together with the european commission, to carry out technical work to eliminate the domino effect that can occur when developing projects in europe. we want to achieve success in place. they act against each other another central theme of the visit was the situation in ukraine support. kiev, both leaders collapsed, continuing on all fronts and not limited in time. and what about the dialogue with moscow emanu? macron assured of his readiness for negotiations with vladimir putin, in turn, joe biden is not ready to conduct such a dialogue on his own, so i am ready for discussions. if vladimir putin wants to talk to find out what he is ready to do, but i will do it only after consultations with my nato allies i'm not going to do. this alone i think is absolutely critical is what emmanuel macron said earlier. we must support the ukrainia