the main un agency in gaza says society is on the verge of a full blown collapse . but it s hoped the flow of aid will soon improve, after israel agreed to a us request to open its kerem shalom border crossing for the inspection of aid trucks and their cargo. also, images have emerged showing dozens of palestinian men detained by israel stripped to their underwear with their hands tied behind their back, in northern gaza. hamas has condemned the images, accusing israel forces of committing a heinous crime against innocent civilians . there s also been fresh violence in the occupied west bank today. funerals have taken place for six palestinians killed by israeli forces in a raid on al faraa refugee camp north of nablus. some are believed to be members of a militant group known as the al fara brigade. 272 palestinians have been killed in the west bank by israeli forces and settlers in the last two months. a warning that this report from our middle east correspondent yola
after aggressively raising interest rates for the last year and a half, the federal reserve believes it s in a place where it can leave rates, where they are to cool the economy and to slow inflation from its current 3.7% on a yearly basis to closer to 2%. but even though america s central bank opted not to hike right now, fed chairjerome powell suggested officials are prepared to do more if inflation flares again. the idea that you wouldn t would difficult to to raise again after stopping for a meeting or two is just not right. i mean, the committee will always do what what it thinks is appropriate at the time. right now, things look good, even though it s pricey for americans to get a mortgage or carry credit card debt. growth was stronger than expected over the summer. the world s largest economy is still adding jobs on a monthly basis. and the government s latestjobs report is due out this friday. fed staff also don t see a recession, so they don t want to rock the boat,
no big surprise there, rates on hold but what does the bank of england thing happens next because it always got its eye on the future, hasn t it? yes, you are right. we saw this second hold in a row and i think what the expectation is going forward is that we will see interest rates higherfor longer. the chief economist at the bank of england has thought about this table mountain theory where interest rates go up and they are expected to raise at this elevated level for some time before we eventually see cuts, perhaps around august of next year, even a bit later. inflation is still really high, it still at 6.7%. of course, interest rates work with a lag so a lot of the hikes that we have already seen are yet to be priced in and filtering through into the economy. if there is still going to be kate king hold in the economy in the months ahead, inflation is going to come down but not down to that target it estimated until 25. that is inflation and interest rates, talk to me abo
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group nine democrats republicans 23 in all investigating dr. fauci in brutal role in this study, congresswoman nancy grace is leading the investigation she joins us now. this involves beagle and tunisian lab technicians slash scientists. what could you tell us, wong woman? right. well, what we learned recently is dr. fauci is sending puppies to i learned a grant worth about $1.68 million was spent to take 44 beagle puppies to take their vocal cords out so the scientists couldn t hear their barks. killed dissected. almost $2 million to kill 44 beagle puppies. i have since learned of other experiments using american taxpayer dollars and other countries. we would never do this here in the u.s., right in the insects that are literally eating beagles alive from the neck up, that was another project frightening monkeys and then another one trying to get mice addicted to cocaine.