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hello i'm sally bundock with the top business stories. let's start with the us central bank, because everybody is asking will the federal reserve raise rates one more time? or will it take a break? as the fed wraps up its may meeting inflation isn't the only worry, the turbulence at first republic has revived fears about credit conditions. another area of concern is the labour market, which is showing signs of cooling. interest rates currently stand at li—point 75%, so what will america's central bank do and say? michelle fleury reports from westchester, new york. losing momentum, ...

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The globe. let's get some reaction now from martin baccardax, senior editor at thestreet.com. what do you think the fed will do — expectations are for another rate rise which could possibly be the last for the time being? are we looking at 5% in the us? it really only began in march of last year. it is incredibly aggressive, probably one of the most significant periods of policy tightening we have seen from the fed in about or decades but of course they have been fighting against inflation and rates of inflation that we haven't seen in about five decades so to some degree it has been warrant...

Addressing disparities in maternal mortality  We started this last day of the FIGO 2021 World Congress with a powerful keynote lecture by Dr Nawal Nour on maternal mortality in the US (including disparities) and worldwide.  

Negotiations with taliban less than 3 months after declaring talks dead and scoring american demand. >> we are meeting with them and say it's a cease fire. howie: is there media skepticism about the president canceling an invitation for them to coming to camp david after terrorist attack? >> there's some skepticism, it's been one of his priorities on policy track since he was a candidate, i personally have disagreements with him when it comes to foreign policy views, he's the commander in chief and ran on deescalation and trying to make deals with enemies and wind down conflicts like the ones ...