because of consumer prices rise too quickly the american central bank will likely push the timing of interest rates cut further down the line. on tuesday australia s government will unveil its annual budget and we expect measures to ease cost of living pressures in the country. on friday will have more data from china which could or should give us clues on whether consumers are spending with the release of monthly sales numbers. achieve market analyst gave us his analysis. market analyst gave us his analysis- market analyst gave us his anal sis. . , . ., analysis. the latest batch of us analysis. the latest batch of us inflation analysis. the latest batch of us inflation data analysis. the latest batch of us inflation data will - us inflation data will certainly front and centre for financial markets this week. maybe it will take down to 3.5%. if so, in the right direction, if you like, that could give some market momentum and other assets like gold and it could take st
bank will likely push the timing of interest rate cuts further down the line. meanwhile, on tuesday, australia s government will unveil its annual budget, and we re expecting measures to ease cost of living pressures in the country. and on friday, we ll get more data from china which should give us clues on whether consumers are spending with the release of monthly retail sales numbers. tim waterer, chief market analyst, kcm trade, gave us his analysis. the latest batch is front and centre for financial markets. we are hoping to see maybe it will take down, two, three, 5%. if we see it heading in the right direction, then it could give the markets and momentum, as well as other assets, such as well as other assets, such as gold, and it could take some steam out of those us treasury yields, which remain elevated. but on the flip side, we know inflation data can be uncooperative and if it starts to edge higher, we have seen cases of that in the past, it could upset some of the
prices rise too quickly, america s central bank will likely push the timing of interest rate cuts further down the line. we re also watching this week, on tuesday, australia s government will unveil its annual budget, and we re expecting measures to ease cost of living pressures in the country. and on friday, we ll get more data from china which should give us clues on if consumers are spending with the release of monthly retail sales numbers. tim waterer, chief market analyst, kcm trade, gave us his analysis. the latest batch of us inflation data will be front and centerforfinancial and center for financial markets this and centerforfinancial markets this week. the hope is it would take down to 3.5%, if so, if we see the head in the right direction then that could give some equity markets a momentum, other assets such as gold could take some sting out of the us treasury yields which remain elevated. in the flip side, we note inflation can be uncooperative and if it edges hig
right now thousands of migrant teenagers and young children are being held at facilities run by u.s. health and human services facilities reportedly bursting at the same as the federal government tries to look for new ways to house people flocking to america. a bird s-eye view from the rio grande valley of south texas shows no wind insight to the wave of migrants making their way across the southern border. many are children traveling alone and the system is struggling to keep up. the net force right now are stressed out, overwhelmed and it s backed up. so backed up official say more than 4,000 unaccompanied children are now currently in u.s. custody, up 31% from just a week ago. agents say they are averaging more than 500 juvenile apprehensions a week. weed is more than a crisis. this is a human heart rate on monday house minority leader kevin mccarthy led a delegation of 12 republican lawmakers to el paso to see the situation on the ground up close and they say re
welcome to bbc news. sex education is to become compulsory in all schools in england. the education secretary justine greening says that children as young as four will be taught about relationships and secondary school pupils will learn about both sex and relationships. there will be a particular emphasis on the dangers of sexting, online pornography and cyber bullying. our education correspondent gillian hargreaves reports. so we must always make sure that nobody takes embarrassing pictures of us. at this school in dunstable, even the youngest children are taught about their own bodies and relationships with other people. soon such lessons will be compulsory in all schools in england. sex and relationship education updated for the cyber age. the widespread use of sexting, when images of a child are posted on social media, sexual bullying of girls in secondary school and the ready availability of hard core online pornography have made mps call for new compulsory lessons. the