But not sprinting. He is also concerned about Economic Uncertainty triggered from the conflict between israel and hamas as the death toll continues to rise. The bbc s economics editor Faisal Islam Sat down with him and asked if the Global Economy was heading in the right direction. In the right direction. Well, thins in the right direction. Well, things are in the right direction. Well, things are going in the right direction. Well, things are going in in the right direction. Well, things are going in the in the right direction. Well, | things are going in the right direction. What we are seeing is despite these large shocks that you describe, the World Economy is still standing. No global recession, you know, no massive slowdown that would put us into huge unemployment rates. We havent seen that. We have seen a surge in inflation, but inflation is sort of coming down now, both Headline Inflation and core inflation, so thats the good news, things are improving, the Global Economy has b
He is also concerned about Economic Uncertainty triggered from the conflict between israel and hamas as the death toll continues to rise. The bbc s economics editor Faisal Islam Sat down with him and asked if the Global Economy was heading in the right direction. Well, things are going in the right direction. What we are seeing is, despite these large shocks that you describe, the World Economy is still standing. No global recession, you know, no massive slowdown that would put us into huge unemployment rates. We havent seen that. We have seen a surge in inflation, but inflation is sort of coming down now, both Headline Inflation and core inflation, so thats the good news, things are improving, the Global Economy has been resilient. At the same time, the Growth Numbers we have, around 3 this year, 2. 9 for next year, this is way below historical average. So the Global Economy is limping along, its not sprinting but its been resilient. Right. Do you from this point see there are areas w
About the Economic Uncertainty that will come from the conflict between israel and hamas as the death toll continues to rise. The bbc s economics editor faisal islam sat down Pierre Olivier gourinchas and asked if the Global Economy is heading in the right direction. Well, things are going in the right direction. What were seeing is despite these large shocks that you describe, the World Economy is still standing. No global recession, no massive slowdown that would put us into, you know, huge unemployment rates. We havent seen that. Weve seen a surge in inflation. But inflation is sort of coming down now, both Headline Inflation and core inflation. So thats the good news. Things are improving. The Global Economy has been resilient. At the same time, the Growth Numbers we have around 3 for this year, 2. 9 for next year this is way below historical average. So the Global Economy is limping along. Its not sprinting, but its been resilient. Right. Do you from this point see. There are area
At least £22. 5 billion has already been spent building the london to birmingham section, while over £2 billion has gone towards the second phase on things such as buying up land and property. Labour manchester mayor andy burnham said ditching the manchester link would be a permanent statement to people in the north that they were second class citizens when it came to transport. Lets discuss the pros and cons. Joining me now is Alexandra Hall chen, whos the principal Policy Advisor for sustainability, skills, and employment at the institute of directors. Good morning to you. This has been such a contentious story. Ever since the leaks came out weeks ago about the future for hsz. What weeks ago about the future for hs2. What do you make of this decision on the part of the government . Decision on the part of the government . The key here is about stability government . The key here is about stability and about stability and Policy Making. Any instability in the business environment, i
By Flaunting His business value. That the scene as he makes his way to the court. We will take you back there live if there developments. We begin in the us, Wherejoe Biden Has said the us will continue to provide support for ukraine after further military funding was excluded from a last minute congressional budget deal. The temporary measure was pushed through to avert a government shutdown, but it doesnt include 6 billion in military aid for kyiv which is a top priority for the white house. Lets get the latest on this with our north America Business they pushed it to the wire, an 11th hour deal but a deal nonetheless. Well, look, it is a deal of sorts, and in the sense we are talking about workers being put, government worker, federal workers being put on furlough or having their pay delayed. Instead this deal pushes the condition down the road for another couple of weeks, they have passed a Stopgap Resolution that funds the government through to november 17th. At which point, the c