trades. that could be very disrutive. ., disruptive. richard meade from llo d s disruptive. richard meade from lloyd s list- disruptive. richard meade from lloyd s list. thank disruptive. richard meade from lloyd s list. thank you - disruptive. richard meade from lloyd s list. thank you for - disruptive. richard meade from lloyd s list. thank you for that. j what s happening to the price of oil? it s been going up. let s not forget the importance of the gulf countries as oil suppliers. erin delmore is in new york for us. up up by as much as 4% at one point today. it is fair to say it does not look like panic stations, although panic stations on the oil markets just yet. panic stations on the oil markets ust et. , , . ., just yet. yes, exactly. we are lookin: just yet. yes, exactly. we are looking to just yet. yes, exactly. we are looking to 496 just yet. yes, exactly. we are looking to 4%jump just yet. yes, exactly. we are looking to 4%jump in - just yet. yes, exactly. we ar
inflation rise as well, but of course the bank of japan hasn t hiked at all yet, and so we are still waiting for that first tweak to policy, just to tap the brakes a little bit and help to call down the economy. and ijust want help to call down the economy. and i just want to ask you, it is easy to criticise those central banks, but they have a really tricky job to central banks, but they have a really trickyjob to do, and in terms of tackling inflation while not pushing the economies into a recession, so far at least, have they actually done a pretty decentjob? least, have they actually done a pretty decent job? a pretty decent “ob? actually, es, we a pretty decent “ob? actually, yes. we need a pretty decent job? actually, yes, we need to a pretty decent job? actually, yes, we need to give - a pretty decent job? actually, yes, we need to give credit i yes, we need to give credit where it s due, at least at the time being, it looks as if no central bankers have engineered a so
really prompted a recession just yet. really prompted a recession “ust et. ., , ., just yet. and of course we are in the middle just yet. and of course we are in the middle of just yet. and of course we are in the middle of the just yet. and of course we are in the middle of the earningsl in the middle of the earnings season, and both airbus and boeing have stepped up their deliveries of commercial aeroplanes in the first half of this year. both manufacturers released their results earlier, and they reported a jump in revenue, but it was a bit of a mixed bag when it came to profits. greg walden is asia managing editorfor the managing editor for the industry publication managing editorfor the industry publication publication and he gave us his take on who is taking the lead. it is a very lively segment once again, aerospace and for the manufacturers. airbus i guess has a bit of a lead, especially in the narrow boat segment, because boeing had several issues with the 737 max
further, with inflation showing prices rising more slowly than a year ago, the key question at the press conference was whether this rate increase was the last or would it hike again later this year. fed chair jerome powell would not be drawn. i jerome powell would not be drawn. ., , drawn. i would say it is certainly drawn. i would say it is certainly possible - drawn. i would say it is certainly possible we i drawn. i would say it is - certainly possible we would raise certainly possible we would raise funds again at the september meeting of the data warranted, and i would also say it is possible that we would choose it is possible that we would choose to hold steady at that meeting. mr choose to hold steady at that meetinu. ~ ., ., , choose to hold steady at that meetinu. ~ ., .,, . ., meeting. mr powell was clear however that meeting. mr powell was clear however that the meeting. mr powell was clear however that the fight - meeting. mr powell was clear| however that the f