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BBCNEWS Verified Live June 4, 2024 15:21:00

Play you her response. bad idea. sadly. as i play you her response. bad idea. sadly. as i say. play you her response. bad idea. sadly, as i say, the play you her response. bad idea. sadly, as i say, the bank- play you her response. bad idea. sadly, as i say, the bank of - play you her response. bad idea. l sadly, as i say, the bank of england ultimately has to generate weakness. and the front line of that weakness, the transmission of what the bank of england does into the economy, sadly, the first impact is debtors. it is a mortgage holders. so, as soon as you try to soften that, and actually dense the transition of monetary policy, you dent the bank are big and s ability to bring inflation down. it would be entirely counter productive. the bank of england s ability. counter-productive. the bank of england s ability. england s ability. respond to that and a central england s ability. respond to that and a central france england s ability. respond to that and a central ....

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Chart of the Day: India Inc's working capital management at its best since FY10

Interim results’ data shows that India’s net working capital cycle days has improved significantly, but there is some devil in the details ....

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BBCNEWS Newscast June 4, 2024 16:47:00

It s business as usual. we are a highly profitable magazine, a successful magazine. we willjust continue to produce week in, week out, the oldest magazine in the world, along with all the digital products that come with it. it looks like both the telegraph and the spectator are being put up for sale. the receiver is taking over a company that, as i say, is highly profitable, has no debt. unlike other parts of the media empire, we have no debt. we make good money, we re a going concern and we ll carry on doing that until the banks and the debtors and everybody else decides what s happening next. andrew, thank you very much for your analysis as always. and thanks to you, adam, entirely. it s great to talk to you. i don t know about you, alex, but this week it felt like the conflict in ukraine kind of went up a gear, which i realize is probably a very insulting thing to say to the people who are living through it. but as outside observers, it just feels like felt like some very big things ....

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BBCNEWS The Context June 4, 2024 20:08:00

All out from this? that around the world, we would feel the all-out from this? all-out from this? that is absolutely all-out from this? that is absolutely right. - all-out from this? that is absolutely right. this - all-out from this? that is absolutely right. this is l all-out from this? that is l absolutely right. this is not something absolutely right. this is not something that absolutely right. this is not something that would - absolutely right. this is not something that would just. absolutely right. this is not. something that would just be absolutely right. this is not- something that would just be felt in the us. something that would just be felt in the us. all something that would just be felt in the us. all the something that would just be felt in the us, all the people something that would just be felt in the us, all the people who- something that would just be felt in the us, all the people who loaned i the us, all the people who loaned their money the us, ....

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CNN CNN Newsroom June 4, 2024 14:11:00

Little more time than had been thought, time is running really short. this is still crunch time. and the negotiators are not indicating that the pressure is on. we ve talked for months about the consequences if there is a default, right? we ve gone through the list, i think most people know, but if there is a deal in place, and it s going through the legislative process, at the time when the country defaults, are those consequences as dire if the markets know, if, you know, if our debtors know, that the money is coming, we re just working through getting it to the president s desk? yes, so i think one of the things that is tricky here is that it is hard to tell exactly what the reactions will be, exactly what the economic consequences could look like, you know, in any situation, you re kind of flirting with those consequences, and so, you know, i think treasury secretary janet yellen has really warned of some dire consequences and ....

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