perspective, because iran of hoping for that years ago, 4. 8% and not in 35 days halftime whistle, 8 years, ago we had 5000 donors. 5%. the just to get trouble is that that is in and it over 40,000 donors now. not quite good enough. reset. the john: remember, we had central a hydration break. that will bank are going to be there be a couple extra minutes is a donor in every state in america. looking at that of stoppage core rate time. stu: of yeah. to we have over 200 donors and 36 states. 4. 8% and they are going me, you ve got to readjust to be looking at the the way in which the average earnings from midfield can balance. really last week. either you go broad support for the candidacy, really thrilled about it. the jobs to flat report from the month of, and you june when it came in peel back the good news,, and those are the cowell i think, for the republican things that will drive their and ferreira or party, that decision about what to do about a little bit, or means i m gonna
time now for business. for that let s bring in arabile gumede from london. good morning. another business start and a second quarter earning season. what can we expect? yes, ali. it s going to be a busy week, right? it that s certainly going to be the indicate. $5 billion worth of losses is anticipated to actually be put forward, and that just linked then to consumers unable to pay a lot of their debts some of that s going to be a key focus for the remainder of this week. it s the big banks that are set to report. there s still that number from last week. the jobs numbers weren t helpful to the state of the economy. perhaps that slowing may mean the fed doesn t necessarily have to hike interest rates, but there s still a big chance of a 25-point basis hike. more is anticipated the week. plus you still have the economic data front. cpi numbers are set as well.
thai economy seems to be steady clip. the thai economy has seems to be steady clip. the thai economy has been up and on what you see this landing? so much of what you see this landing? sr much of the currency is reliant on things that the fed but on the outlook of the climate. if we get the us economy coming to a goldilocks kind of thing where growth is still there if the fed doesn t raise interest rates too high and the chinese are recovering, then i think that can close some potential operation appreciation for that site currency. ndia s gdp crossed $3.5 trillion in 20 22. and according to a recent moody s report the country is expected to be the fastest growing g 20 economy for the next few years. but the country s absence in global multilateral trade pacts will likely remain a challenge. nikhil inamdar explains. a number of positive factors will make india the fastest growing g20 economy over the next few years, according to moody s. rising per capita incomes.
to start decreasing the interest rate and have a better control. guess we saw last month the unemployment rate here in the u.s. had dropped from, increased 3.7, we saw grow, we did see the last one state report from the labor department, certain numbers that, the increase of job openings, so that obviously puts a wrench into the fed, which then goes 10 times in a row, we ve seen the increase in the rate. so in june, when it comes up, i believe the fed should freeze or pause the interest rate to get more data, what they are going to do in july. that would be the best case scenario. but the fed doesn t do that during its next meeting? that means it is going to increase it, and it is going to be the 11th time in a row. it will cause some market to, i don t want to say wrath, but we are going to see when is it going to be enough? i think the fed, if they are going to increase it by 25, 50, they have to really give the reason on what that aspect is i think the fed here really need to de
recession. we ve taken for a year now they ve been hyper afraid of a recession. we talked about that before. this is not something that will have a huge impact. now, moving forward to your question. i ve said this many times to you before. the fed doesn t know what they ll will do. they don t have a clue. it s a reactor that reacts largely after the fact. neil: it is. these are the times in which we live. ken, great catching up with you. i appreciate it. ken fisher. the man behind fisher investments. he knows of what he speaks. keeping you up to date on the world developments include whoing might have been behind that kremlin attack a couple days back. the russians are claiming right now that it was all orchestrated by the ukrainians. of course the russians are using that we re told to try to get an attack going on ukraine. general keith kellogg on that.