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Nicky Campbell

perhaps still november, december, that might be the end of it. but the other question alongside that for people with ice on mortgage rates and such like, how long does it stay at that rate for two that and such like, how long does it stay at that rate for two— at that rate for two that last point is difficult. _ at that rate for two that last point is difficult, there _ at that rate for two that last point is difficult, there could _ at that rate for two that last point is difficult, there could be - is difficult, there could be relatively good news, you ask two economist and you get five or six opinions and it is important to say this is not a science, this is a choice, economists have different views on this. there is some good news for mortgage brokers. essentially, they safe to do's height if comes is probably baked in and a peak in rates at 5.5% or 5.7% is probably also baked in. in fact, average fixed rate deals on offer could well start coming down despite interest rates going up today basically because lenders now have a sense of how high they are going to peak at so they can begin to tempt people with market leading deals.

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Velshi

netanyahu decisively losing as majority by more than ten parliament seats. and, last saturday, a week ago from today, it's 5.7% of the population state of israel was out on the streets protesting. that is the equivalent of 19 million americans hitting the streets on a night of protest. >> thank you for your continuing coverage. i recommend that my viewers follow you on social media. i learned a lot from your. writing we noga tarnopolsky is an independent journalist based on. israel so, ahead former president trump has been charged with willful retention of national defense information and it is in connection to a tape recording of trump literally saying, quote, this is secret information, look, look at this. look at this. >> probably because of that flea ck medicine you've been ordering from chewy. we are very proud of you. you never stop surprising us, bailey. right? i'm great. you are great.

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The Journal Editorial Report

told the markets it was going to start raising even before it did and the market moved so there's been a lot of theft in the fed policy and chris waller said that's why i think we have a ways to government paul: alicia, what's your take on the fed's decision in do you think this logic makes sense and they should have raised rates? there's a lot of people griping that they really don't need to and inflation is already down enough. >> look, core inflation is minus energy and food is running about 4.8% and see ago lot of inflation in the service sector about 5.7% based on last cpi report and people are feeling it and not feeling it as much as they were a year ago. now, the labor market has kind of eased a little bit. it's tightening and actually starting your last easing and starting to see job openings decline but still we're still

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CNN News Central

they have been, you're right. still higher by 5.7%. what does this mean for the fed? fed officials have indicated even as recently as this week they still continue to raise rates, they see more work that needs to be done. the reason why is, remember, their target is 2%. even though 3% sounds better than 9%, their target is 2%. it could take some time to get from this level to where we want to get. when the fed meets in two weeks, even despite a report like this that shows cooling, 12th consecutive month of annual inflation, we expect them to raise rates. >> still offering up some important and tough questions and decisions for the fed. it's great to see you. we're learning new details about an apparent spying campaign by hackers based in china. the white house and microsoft say that email accounts at roughly 25 organizations including a number of u.s. government agencies were

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Morning Joe

that's where you see the progress stall. we have just 7.8% representation now. that's up from 5.7% three years ago. it's changing, but not fast enough. >> huma, let's dive in on that. for minority women who have historically lagged behind their white counterparts, what are the biggest take-aways? >> i thought one of the biggest take-aways in the last two years, the progress made for women of color and under represented minorities have been quite an improvement. the progress is also uneven. most of those board seats went to african-american women, so it was 86 of those seats went to african american women. 24 seats went to women of asian

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BBC News at Six

there are to make things the bank had to do today, the first immediate decision, we focused on that half—point percentage rise —— two things. that did seem to convince many in the markets at the bank was getting on the front foot again in terms of the fight against inflation, but it was also trying to kind of set out parameters in terms of where it might go in the next 12 months, 18 months. in the past it has told the markets, you know, you got above yourself, we're not going to go to 6%. today it didn't do any of that. so the markets are assuming as you say, there may be another two or three rises up to just below 6% maybe by the beginning of next year, but what the bank of england stressed is that it is all depended on the data. we are to know where they thought they would be three months ago and that's because when the facts change, they say they change their mind. they do hope inflation will still tumble over the next year. if it does, may be rates do not need to go up so high but at the minute the assumption is, they will go up to 5.7 6% next year.

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Asia Business Report

showing signs of cooling down. this has been a primary economic concern for the country for a very long time now because inflation figures have remained on the higher side for a while. since may last year, the rbi has consistently hiked lending rates to try keep inflation in check but that has now slowly cool down and in fact in the month of march, inflation figures were around 5.7% and at the moment inflation figures around 4.6—4.7%%. it has always been a tight work to ensure growth does not suffer. at the moment the gdp forecast is 7-.2%. at the moment the gdp forecast is 7—.2%. projected at 7% so in fact on the high side. india's economy is likely to be of the

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