economy into a recession which is what we don t want. the gang is here. good morning. dana: good to be here i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. all that economic news coming this week with the administration, they re swirling as well as the news. they re swirling and spinning. the central back is expected to announce a rate hike again today. it would be the fourth one in five months that will pour cold water on an economy already slowing down. bill: the feds trying to pull us back from the brink of record inflation as the white house tries to redefine the r word. president s economic advisors are saying there won t be a recession. are you sure? let me just say this. we look at a range of data. we assess that data and we lay it out for ourselves and for the president. dana: team fox coverage. connell mcshane is with analysis but let s begin with jacqui heinrich from the north lawn. good morning. as you mentioned the fed is expected to raise rates toda
will be key, but export curbs on onions is not the first one. we have seen the government take this road for rice and wheat earlier this year, and prices did come down in the domestic market after the export curbs were announced in the same happened with onions. wholesale market prices have actually been seen coming down, so that is really in the focus because despite the growth story that india portrays where we have seen multiple people updating their growth numbers in the coming months, inflation is still a sticky point and it was the reason why the central bank last friday kept the key interest rates unchanged on the higher side, showing its concern on rising food prices. onions are so important to indian cooking, aren t they? and we have seen some reaction from the producers of onions, those farmers blocking the highway. what has the response been otherwise? at been otherwise? at the moment, onions, been otherwise? at the moment, onions. which been otherwise? at the mo
Now on bbc news all the latest Business News live from singapore. It is Triple Threat thursday. Good global event create time oil in the market. A new generation of robots hitting the Factory Floor. A Factory Helping Manufacturers prepare for the future. It is a thursday, everyone. Good morning, asia, hello, world. We start off the programme with the us dollar dropping seven week low to what some are calling Triple Threat thursday and it will indeed be a busy day with plenty to make traders edgy. Sacked fbi Directorjames Comey gives a testimony to the Senate Committee and the European Central bank deciding on Interest Rate policy and of the uk is waiting in its general election that will choose a government that will steer it through brexit. What will it mean to the pound and the euro . I asked an expert if these global events are likely to have significant impact. The fact the Trump Administration has managed to get nothing through in its legislative agenda is starting to see this tru
Front of the new congress. She hints at any rate hike in the next few months. And shares in toshiba nosedive yet again as the japanese conglomerate faces a 6 billion write down. It is Asia Business report. Good morning, asia. Hello, world. Markets have been buzzing overnight as the head of the Us Central Bank said an Interest Rate rise could come as early as next month. In the sme annual testimony to congress, janet yellen set of hawkish tone, saying it is unwise to wait too long to hike rates. Financial stocks in the us lifted. The broader s p index closing higher for a fourth consecutive session. This is how asian shares are trading in early trade on wednesday. All in positive territory. More analysis in a moment but that hear what she had to say. As i noted on previous occasions, waiting too long to remove accommodation would be unwise. Potentially requiring the fomc to raise rates rapidly which could risk disrupting Financial Markets and pushing the economy into recession. At our u
Intense Campaign to Vilify Democratic Opposition
In a recent publication by Friends of a Free Iran (FoFI) at the European Parliament, a paper titled "Tracing Iran's Web of Influence in European Politics: An Intense Campaign to Vilify Democratic Opposition" sheds light on the clandestine efforts of