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Dollar, because wholesale energy is priced in dollars. so that is what implications. the other implications is what interest rates. if you look at what has happened to interest rates recently, currently, 2.25%, the bank of england official rate, after coming up last week. on the markets now they are saying, just as we heard just therefrom sir, that we might not be able to wait until november, the markets think an emergency interest rate change might be necessary as early as next week, and that by november they are estimating that they will have gone up estimating that they will have gone up to...
International monetary fund, this calamity could push its fragile economy to the brink. >> [inaudible] they will not be able to physically do the survey. but my hunch is it's going to be 2 to 3 times higher than what we are estimating. >> the prime minister has set up a national flood response and coordination center. and, the military has been mobilized to help with evacuations. ten cities have sprung up, and humanitarian aid is slowly trickling in. but, it is a drop in the ocean considering the magnitude of the climate change induced catastrophe. >> i have been in the -- for the last 29 year...
>> reporter: countless townships are submerged, leaving millions of pakistanis destitute and homeless. we are poor people, says this woman. our home was destroyed our belongings disappeared in the big flood. our children are on the bank, with no food, no shelter. the government says the historic floods across pakistan that have cl claims the lives of 1,100 people have caused $10 million in damage. for a country that received a bailout from the international monetar monetary fund, this calamity could push the country to the brink. >> they cannot go on physically. my hunch is this will be two-ti...