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In another interview last night with another network, here is what he said aboutlet issue of oil production. >> president biden: there will be consequences for what they have done with russia, i will not give -- there will be consequences. >> cheryl: what are we going to do here? he was asked and didnt answer, we dont have power over saudis and opec plus includes russia we are kowtowing to the russians issue gas prices sitting at $3.92, oil almost 90 bucks, not 1twenty, pushing 90. >> carley: if...

Already rising before the war in ukraine. theyve been rising again right before the mid-terms here. they are up $0.20 in the last month to $3.92 a gallon or regular and the "wall street journal" reports the administration pleaded with the saudis to delay the oil cuts by another month, which the saudis viewed, of course, as a political ploy right before the mid-terms. republicans, oil industry experts lobbying to unleash american energy. >> frankly the administration is out of options at this poi...

China. european markets up slightly. wall street stock index futures leaning positive today. fallout from the u.k.s fiscal crisis after they said pensions would slide into its second bear market year. gas prices holding steady overnight, same as yesterday. $3.92 a gallon. lets bring in laurie bettinger, president of bank alliance and the former director of t.a.r.p., the troubled asset relief program. nice to see you, laurie. lets talk about septembers consumer price index.

Bank of america expects job losses in the u.s. economy, about 175,000 jobs a month sometime the end of this year. jp morgan ceo jamie dimon warns the country could be in a recession in under a year. >> currently right now the u.s. economy is actually doing well. you cant talk about the economy without talking about stuff in the future. this is serious stuff. these are very, very serious things which i think are likely to push the u.s. and the world. europe is already in a recession. likely the u...

Recession. >> inflation, which is changing the effect -- nobody told you about, its rates going up more than what people expected already and more from here. q.t. that weve never had before and the war likely to put the u.s. in a recession 6 to 9 months from now. >> bill: he said the war there. he said four things. runaway inflation, unknown effects of tightening which we havent been used to for the entire world for some time and also russias war in ukraine. >> dana: that mostly has to do with e...

In order to bring the Muslim community into the mainstream of economic development in the state, the Maharashtra government has appointed the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) to do a status study of Muslims to bring them into the mainstream of development.

Mixed. europe nearly mixed. wall street leaning lower after all three major averages rose thursday on track for another winning week on wall street. jobless claims fell slightly this week, sign of a str strengthening labor market. housing market is cooling but still above 5% for a 30 year fixed. gas $3.92 overnight and diesel prices slid below $5 for the first time since march. higher interest rates are cooling the housing market. home sales down for the sixth month in a row. but home prices r...

Those prices, and you do have to keep in mind that california prices are higher than any other state in the nation, but the average here is already above $5. the national average at the moment $3.92 and experts believe we can get to that $4 average very soon. of course, in part, because russia is a major producer of oil and ukraine, a key energy transit hub. since russias invasion of ukraine weve seen prices go up by 37 cents. in the last two days an increase of 19 cents and that makes a huge di...

Whats being done about them? >> well, alisyn and victor, its a weird time for the economy, because in many ways, this is a strong recovery, but people dont really feel good right now. and part of that is about covid fatigue, but its also about the high cost of living. 7.5% inflation in january. highest weve seen in nearly 40 years. but we got to put context around that, because inflation was actually a lot worse 40 years ago. january 1981, consumer prices were up nearly 12%. 1980, it was almost ...