Congratulate you on cosmonautics day. April 12 is International Flight day man into space, this is the beginning of the era of manned space flights. Today we are actively exploring near space, but soon we will have to go further, beyond the boundaries of the earth. The first batch of new su35s fighters this year entered service with the Russian Aerospace forces. We are proud of our work, our plant, our city. The anniversary of the pantry of Russian Television, the state film fund is 50, theres so many people here, an engineer, a senior engineer, a group leader, there are also two group leaders, a sector head, and what is the salary, cherishing this memory is a huge job, my task today is very difficult, i will be doing this for the first time, tonight we are amazed at the wonders of balance, we are following a human calculator from india and we are setting a russian record. Russia has never renounced the peaceful resolution of disputes and is now ready for dialogue on the situation in u
We have more people arriving but they will be uh sherdsherd. I want to thank you for joining us today for this lunch of our lunchtime dialogue series americas rural opportunity, i want to thank all the people in the room, as well as hundreds of people livestreaming and those watching live on cspan3. I wonder how many there are. I am jeanette executive director of the Aspen Institute director, we do a lot of work out in the country connecting, motivating and equipping local leaders to build more prosperous regions and advance those living on the economic margins, since 1985 Aspen Institute has focused most of its work in Rural America and through our experience over those years we have learned full well that Rural America is not fly ovover country, rather live in, work in, start a business in, and raise a family in country, recent media headlines have focused on the decline of critical sectors, Community Health crisis and more. It reveals an important but less publicized invasion and co
prevails. And when push comes to shove people realize there would be an enormous damage, to both europe and Great Britain, should britain walk away. A warm welcome to countdown. I am an edward. Just past 6 00 in london. Manus will be joining us from dubai. Let us talk about what is happening in oil and stocks, a chart next to me that really encapsulates the relationship between these two asset classes, if you go back to the middle of last year. They have moved very much in synchrony. And of the oil price tending to move in lockstep, or least in the same step. Oil prices over 50 a barrel or the first time in six months. A oneweeks hitting high. But i should say that old has actually snapped its sixday losing streak. Not all good in the overnight trading environment. Lets talk about the risk radar. We have to feature the price of oil because we have gone on the brent price over 60, up high 7 10 of a percent. Theda, venezuela, nigeria disruption playing in here, as well as the drop we saw
Increase. She was alone. The minutes showed that another fed official, presumably someone without a vote, also argued for a rate hike. Several officials said that they couldnt afford to make to wait much longer because of the following reasons. The labor market is already at or near full employment. Number two, the Economic Data already justified a rate hike. Inflation could suddenly accelerate, forcing the fed to move too quickly. Four, leaving rates where they are right now. Threatening financial stability. It is fascinating stuff to see these tensions building inside of the Central Banks. You may ask why the fed didnt move on july 27. Its simple, the overwhelming majority of those officials who have votes felt it was appropriate to wait and they had their own reasons for not moving. Number one, the job market. That theed to be sure market was solid. Number two, theres still no sign of inflation and expectations remain muted. Three, brexit. The policymakers still worry about the u. K
Looking, well be following up with the two of you, on the idea that if you triple the standard deduction and a number of senators of both Political Parties are interested in a significant increase in the standard deduction, you dont have so many people itemize and that is another possibility. But well follow up with you on the simplicity issue. I want to wrap up with one last question and that is, is there one thing you regret about what happened in 86 and you would counsel us in terms of what to do in the future . In other words, it is always easy to think about what is possible today in the abstract, but you two went through it. Anything you regret and you would like us to change . I know that one thing i regret about 86 and i was june a junior, Junior Congress person is senator bradley is right when he says no Current Congress can permanently bind a future congress from unraveling it but you can make it really hard. Can you put people through multiple votes and the like. So i can th