hours later in the us. what is it going to show us today? we are it going to show us today? - are expecting a modest rebound in inflation december, up zero x 2% after two consecutive months of flat readings in the us and that will be enough to put that headline inflation number up to 3.3% from 3 .1% in november. the good news for the markets and for the fed is that the core measure inflation can take out food and energy we expect that to be up only zero x 2% as well and that will be enough to bring that core measure of inflation down to probably something like 3.8% from 4%. still not at the fed target of 2% but moving in that direction. the number is going to be a pretty mixed bag overall. we think we will continue to see downward pressure on things like goods prices, raw commodity prices and of course energy and
public money for public good. so, we committed to farming, achieving that zero x 2040, beating the government target by ten years, with the right policies and the right incentives in place and at the beginning of thisjourney, don t forget we have legislated to achieve that zero so it will happen anyway but the exciting thing for agriculture is we art and emitter but we can do something about it so we should be measuring our baseline first. we have got some of the best science institutions in the world here, write them, the wakehurst project, and we should be measuring the baseline of where we are on carbon sequestration so what is not working, we can make better. what is working we can reward. that is not happening. it is a complicated system it seems with the government has unveiled a plan for england which involves over 200 different practices that they will finance on farms, all connected, they say, to better environmental management, but your own director of and
transition, for many, many countries. forthose transition, for many, many countries. for those who are needing our barrels, we will assure them that those barrels will be available until we have a base load that is clean and affordable. today, we don t have that. the petrochemical industry that also supports the renewable energy is also dependent on the oil and gas. we are maintaining the balance between keeping the economy of the whole world healthy and growing, but at the same time ensuring that we are committed to net zero x 2050. this transition needs to happen at a pace that is also enabling. david malpass, the president of the world bank, says he will step down early from his role to pursue new challenges .
it s not the question is quite right, it s notjust a question of words it s notjust a question of words. we have we have things like the words. we have we have things like the cola lines, and we re trying like the cola lines, and we re trying to like the cola lines, and we re trying to move away from that an undertaking to do that and committed for a joint international stand on electric vehicles international stand on electric vehicles. these ulster bank leave vehicles. these ulster bank leave kirsty wark, notjust declarations these are substantive words. but declarations - - these are substantive words. but boris johnson asked substantive words. but boris johnson asked president - substantive words. but boris johnson asked president xi l johnson asked president xi jinping to bring forward pay commissions from 2030 to 2025 and there has been a resounding silence. ., , , silence. there has been huge movement silence. there has been huge movement in silence. there
debate. the latest report from the intergovernmental panel on climate change warned that it is now code red for humanity. british prime minister borisjohnson had said if we don t get serious about climate today, it will be too late for our children to do so tomorrow, so from ending coal mining and oil drilling to cutting air travel and keeping rich countries to their now delayed commitment to poorer ones, our panel will be put through their environmental places. let s meet them. was it quieting is the united kingdom secretary of state for business, and industrial strategy. the uk government are hosting the cop26 conference and so young people have every right to be angry at the lack of action on climate change. the uk is committed to net to zero x 2050 but will the government sanction a controversial new oil field in the north sea. the decision on the oilfield field in the north sea. the decision on the oil field off shetland will be made soon and maybe we will