in the hbo series succession. you ve said if logan met me, he wouldn t stand me for two minutes. just explain where we re at with logan. roy logan is a man of very few words. and i am not a man of very few words. in part i used for as you can witness. even now, i used far too many words. which is not always happened. but it s also because you know, i m in love with language. logan is, um, isn t throw up. he s she s really unhappy, man. ah his problem. this would be much easier if you didn t love his children. that s his problem. that s his achilles heel. if he loves his children, so that s always been the difficulty of dealing with these children who are and it s again. it s a satire. it s such a reflection of our life at the moment that sense of entitlement that those kids have no blogging doesn t feel that because for logan and this is what s so important and people going and competitive. it s like in there like the. in
last week the went ahead with its rate hike, so we ve got central banks all around the world doing this, and actually, they re doing two things at once . they re managing rising prices and inflation. they also have to manage the banking crisis at the same time, are they going to succeed? oh i hope so. for all our for our sex because we can t have this contagion and we saw it right. we need to have this trust in the system with money from businesses as well. i mean, but there s another side to this christie to that. you know. jpmorgan um, recently came out with a defensive approach for asia markets following the fed s latest, you know, kind of decision to do it so what that means, then, is that people are going to be more cautious. death is gonna be a lot more expensive , and that just means there s going to be a slower recovery to that degree, and even in the u. s gdp, i think they came out in this last time and that they were projecting that you know that they were going to go. i thin
have been a mistake as well. so they stayed the course and stayed committed. to what they think is the right move. and obviously there s a domino effect on that. and they had to do some adjustments from, you know, kind of recalculating what that interest rate will look like in 2024, which they slipped in there, which now they think it s 4.3% from 4.1. so it is a dumb, no effect. no short term. we re focusing on this, but they re looking at cutting, you know, looking at the long term effect as well that we need to pay attention to the fed is staying the course. what about the bank of england? it s set to make its interest rate decisions soon. what should we expect? who i mean inflation is really hard. i expect him to state now. i want to stay the course but to be aggressively attacking it because they were a little bit behind the eight ball, um, in the summertime, and so i don t you know, inflation, i think was projected to anywhere from 10 to 13% i think they re going to be continue to