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reacting to negatively this time, despite the bond purchase programme being wound down. i think it s being stressed a lot that interest rate rises has nothing to do with the bond wishes programme. you learn from the lotion of 2013 temper tantrum that markets can get very nervous. and ending market expectation of interest rates being at very low levels. the gradual wind down of the bond pressure programme. because the labour market is very strong, there are jobs for basically everyone for the labour market and unemployed, so they will have a hard job opening, inflation still running at high levels, so i think the market will be very keen to hear how they can balance that inflation story versus the bond purchase
programme. we story versus the bond purchase programme- programme. we will talk to aaain programme. we will talk to again sure. programme. we will talk to again sure, i m programme. we will talk to again sure, i m soon. i programme. we will talk to again sure, i m soon. give | programme. we will talk to | again sure, i m soon. give a being on. if you are watching last week, we were talking you through this fact. the chinese property giant evergrande has offered to pay some of its investors with discounted real estate, as it tries to avoid defaulting on more than three hundred billions dollars worth of debt. this all comes ahead of deadline day this thursday when its next debt payment of ssa million is due. our business reporter katie silver explains. evergrande is one of china s biggest companies, owning projects across almost 300 cities but it s notjust property, it s building theme parks, electric cars and even owns a football team.
to reduce the bond purchase programme. the timing and the quantity of how it s going to be done. they are going to look for things that any delay potentially, because of the recent inflation data, has been slowing on a month by month basis and of course, there has been uncertainty in markets. markets closely watching what the fed has to say. figs markets closely watching what the fed has to say. markets closely watching what the fed has to say. as you say, it s not the fed has to say. as you say, it s rrot so the fed has to say. as you say, it s not so much the fed has to say. as you say, it s not so much about - the fed has to say. as you say, it s not so much about when i the fed has to say. as you say, | it s not so much about when the cost of borrowing will drop it when it will reduce the bond buying programme which really p°p5 up buying programme which really pops up us economy and markets get very, very nervous. we saw a tantrum in years gone by. people try and anticipate
expected inflation, could be scaled back, but they have to do it in a gradual manner. i don t think it would change the fact that they are planning to raise interest rates, sometime in 2023, that is still quite far off and we expect ongoing recovery in the economy towards the end of 2023 so we don t think the interest rate hike time has changed but when night scaled back the massive bond purchase programme they could do so in a more gradual way. how much of an issue is the dilemma over opening the tabs in oil production in the biden administration s commitment on the environment? i administration s commitment on the environment? the environment? i think that is short-term the environment? i think that is short-term and the environment? i think that is short-term and long-term | is short term and long term issues, short term we are still very strong oil demand because of the reopening of the economy, people are travelling again. at the same time, 0pec has previously cut productio