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Business correspondent has more. inflation is expected to dip below the upper tolerated limit, it is expected to come in at about five as opposed to 6.4% in the last month because according to a consensus estimate of economists polled by reuters, this is largely driven by moderation in food prices which account for about half of overall inflation a dip in vegetable prices is expected to have brought down food inflation, but the cost of fuel has gone up recently and that would push up overall inf...

A distinction here, what i - ahead. i think we need to make a distinction here, what i was . a distinction here, what i was talking about was the growth projection for 2023, where we had earlier 4.4% and now we have 5.2%. and one factor to note is every time chinas growth goes up by one percentage point, the rest of asia goes zero and three percentage points over the medium term. that said, we have lowered our forecast for growth in china over the medium term below 4%, so that is what really she...

A boost. so properties tied —— tends to guide down expectations and then surprise... expectations and then surprise. . ._ expectations and then surrise... �* surprise... are you saying then that we are _ surprise... are you saying then that we are not _ surprise... are you saying then that we are not going - surprise... are you saying then that we are not going to - surprise... are you saying then that we are not going to see i that we are not going to see the 5.2% reversal but better news...

Putting money elsewhere in higher deposits. outside the big banks. money market funds and things like that. it will be really focused on the banks. it is always a bit of a, unlike other businesses they tend not to pre— release their earnings expectations so we are always on tenterhooks waiting for the banks report. on tenterhooks waiting for the banks report-_ on tenterhooks waiting for the banks report. and overall, s&p 500, listed _ banks report. and overall, s&p 500, listed in _ banks repor...

Supply—chain issues has also been positive. she also pointed to the fact that weve seen the recent follower of the likes of sp and credit swears, pointing to problems potentially in the siding put back financial sector. janet yellen says that actually reforms made in the aftermath of the global financial crisis mean the banking sector is actually a relatively good shape. she did say we need to be visually going forward in monitoring the banking sector as the future and energy in ukraine. thank...

Wednesday to show where prices were for the month of march. were expecting an increase of 5.2% february was 6%. so were starting to come down a little bit or cooling to have economy. the problem is right now were still seeing rent really high across the country thats contributing to the higher cpi numbers if these estimates are right at 5.2% in march, this would be the slowest annual increase in prices since may 2021. the goal is to bring down inflation to this arbitrary 2% number and make sure ...

What should have been done years ago which is making sure that billionaires are paying their fair share and corporations are also. their evasion of their taxes is whats led us to this situation. >> reporter: now lets see whats in president bidens budget, a 5.2 raise for federal employees although its notable the average federal worker makes about twice as much as the average american worker. a cut to defense when you factor in high inflation. many want to see u.s. forces grow to handle a growing...

And the region struggle to recover from the devastating massive earthquake now three weeks ago. at least one more person died in the 5.2 aftershock, and one of nearly 10,000 shocks that have rattled the area since the february 6th shake. we are joined by nada bashir, and it is just heartache upon heartache, and what more do we know about the aftershock and ongoing recovery efforts? >> it really is, jim. for those in southeast turkey who have been displaced by the initial earthquake and hundreds ...

5.2 magnitude earthquake hits western coast of Indonesian island of Sumatra

Meet that demand. the study also shows the shortage may worsen due to who exactly is leaving the profession. between may 2020 and may of 2021, registered nurses between the ages of 25 to 34 saw a decline of 5.2%. now, those between the ages of 35 to 44 saw their numbers decline at an even higher rate of 7.4%. so heres how one nurse who was striking in new york describes the shortage in her hospital. listen to this. >> at all times, there are too few nurses. if there are only two nurses, you cant...