we do not take things like that of the table but the likely direction does seem to be, as we make more progress with inflation and as the labour market remains strong, we loosen policy at the right moment. loosen policy at the right moment- loosen policy at the right moment. ,., , loosen policy at the right moment. , ., moment. and some insight into his thinking- moment. and some insight into his thinking. wessex moment. and some insight into his thinking. wessex cuts - moment. and some insight into his thinking. wessex cuts were | his thinking. wessex cuts were expected over the course of the yearin expected over the course of the year injanuary, trader expectations are now down to one or two before the year is out. if one or two before the year is out. ., ., , one or two before the year is out. ., out. if we loosen policy to late or too out. if we loosen policy to late or too little out. if we loosen policy to late or too little we - out. if we loosen policy
like that of the table but - increase. we do not take things like that of the table but that i like that of the table but that is not the likely direction. as we make more progress on inflation and labour market remains strong would begin to loosen policy. remains strong would begin to loosen policy- loosen policy. around six cuts were expected loosen policy. around six cuts were expected over loosen policy. around six cuts were expected over the - loosen policy. around six cuts| were expected over the course of this year back injanuary, trader expectations are down to one or two before the year is out. if we loosen policy to late or too little, we could undermine the progress on inflation so we are balancing those two risks and that is the essence of what we are thinking about these days. jerome powell knows this is not a usual year. some senators have the opportunity to do some political grandstanding, but also focus on the housing market, including high prices, closely
when this senseless war began, ukraine was a free country. today, it is still a free country and the war will end with ukraine remaining free and independent country. russia will not prevail! ukraine will prevail. the north atlantic treaty organisation was founded 75 years ago, after the end of world war ii, by the us, canada and several western european nations as a collective security alliance against the soviet union. nato has expanded its goals over the years, including tackling climate change and cyber attacks. since russia s fullscale invasion, sweden and finland have joined the alliance and it is expected that ukraine will as well but not all nato members agree on the country s membership. tom bateman spoke to democratic senator chris coons about the summit. senator coons, we have 32 world leaders in town, a very big moment for nato, for the us and the relationship with ukraine. if there is one outcome from this summit, what should it be? unity in the face of russian a
when this senseless war began, ukraine was a free country. today, it is still a free country and the war will end with ukraine remaining a free and independent country. russia will not prevail! ukraine will prevail. the north atlantic treaty organisation was founded 75 years ago, after the end of world war ii, by the us, canada and several western european nations as a collective security alliance against the soviet union. nato has expanded its goals over the years, including tackling climate change and cyber attacks. since russia s fullscale invasion, sweden and finland have joined the alliance and it is expected that ukraine will as well but not all nato members agree on the country s membership. importance of women s rights and security was highlighted at the conference on tuesday. the us secretary of state said they would commit more than $7 million in protective gearfor female ukrainian soldiers. a spokesman briefed officials on the security of woman and talked about the
china plunged into deflation for four months with the sharpest contraction in consumer prices in m years injanuary. meanwhile, falling producer prices continue to be a problem. in june, they fell 0.8% in line with forecasts, but easing from the previous month s1.4% drop. an ongoing crisis in the real estate sector, which has long accounted for a quarter of the country s gdp, has dragged down growth. for more on this, i m joined by kelvin wong, senior market analyst, oanda. good to see you. what do these numbers tell you about the state of the chinese economy? if you look at the trend, it seems to us that it has started to improve significantly since the start of this year, and if it continues with this movement, it will actually filter down to a positive feedback to the consumer inflationary trend. nevertheless, in order for the much more sustainable recovery, we also need to see movement in business and consumer sentiment as well, which is not showing up as well, which is no