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operations, their lending, so certainly it was not a positive for the banks, so hard to know if that was the catalyst for the continued banks, it is probably deeper and broader than that but it puts the pressure on central banks to call it here, take a pause, make sure that the financial system is on solid ground before they go back to fighting inflation. in before they go back to fighting inflation. , ., , ,. inflation. in terms of deutsche bank, do inflation. in terms of deutsche bank. do you inflation. in terms of deutsche bank, do you think inflation. in terms of deutsche bank, do you think it - inflation. in terms of deutsche bank, do you think it is - bank, do you think it is perhaps a blip or will they need to be intervention there as well? ., ., need to be intervention there aswell? ., ~ ., as well? that i don t know. it feels odd as well? that i don t know. it feels odd that as well? that i don t know. it feels odd that deutsche - as well? that i don t know. it fee
deutsche bank, which suffered a fall of almost 8.5% in frankfurt, before rebounding later. we can speak to the chief economist of moody s analytics, mark zandi, who is in philadelphia. let s recap over the week, it s been quite an eventful one. monday, we were watching the markets to see if shares were to recover after credit suisse was saved by ubs and of course a regulator stepping into say that silicon valley bank as well. eventually we saw these recover, but now these results are a little down, while not a little, quite a bit. little, quite a bit. the level bankin: little, quite a bit. the level banking system little, quite a bit. the level banking system is - little, quite a bit. the level banking system is under. little, quite a bit. the level banking system is under a l little, quite a bit. the level. banking system is under a lot of pressure, central banks of the federal reserve, the bank of england, they are raising interest rates very aggressively, and they have been for t
move, they say that this will make life all the more difficult for some of the poorest people in the world. it s poorest people in the world. it s worth making the point as well that canada has agreed and returned to take in 15,000 migrants per yearfrom central migrants per year from central and migrants per yearfrom central and south america. the hope of being, orthe and south america. the hope of being, or the intention being that will ease the pressure on the border of the south of the united states, the border it shares with mexico. also an agreement was reached between the two leaders today, and given that many of these migrants are coming from haiti, to put more money into boosting the police force in haiti, which has been increasingly riven by the collapse of law and order. riven by the collapse of law and order- and order. david, quite a change and order. david, quite a change in and order. david, quite a change in tone and order. david, quite a change in tone there, - a