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Beijing by describing it as a country, all the rest of it — and that's one of the added complications here, isn't it? yes, absolutely. but there's this far bigger picture too, and taiwan is actually flourishing for a while, and after what happened hong kong, i would not underestimate. that's interesting what you said about hong kong, because you could argue that one thing that has changed, and which mightjustify america taking a more combative approach over taiwan, is what china has done in hong kong — it's change of approach. i was talking to victor gao this week who is saying it's just a...

On a collision course with the bank of england, arguing it's had the wrong response. a lot of conservatives are critical of the bank anyway, saying it didn't act fast enough against inflation, it directs itself, it's monetary policy committee, they put up rates of half of 1%, as it warned it would do. the government set on friday that in terms of what they had heard that they hadn't moved fast enough, he rejected that and said it's an approach to buying assets, this quantitative easing programme which arguably helped during the credit crunch, it was not part of the problem. so there is a polit...

The mindset of policymakers. when you go back as late as february, march, the chief economist was essentially still saying that inflation is temporary. so that the first point. the second point is probably a bit more technical, the ecb is a bit fond of the ford guidance with a stair markets what they want to do the next three or six months and they have given a stair, backin and they have given a stair, back in the days when they were thinking everything was temporary, that the quantitative easing programme would last until 03 and rate hikes would only be coming thereafter. 0bviously hikes wou...

Going to happen immediately. it will happen when gas prices stabilise. the devil is in the detail. thank you so much for getting up thank you so much for getting up so early to share your thoughts on the story. there's a lot more detail on our website that story. let's plan a subject of the cost of energy. as you are well aware, the cost of gas and oil is soaring right now, and fuelling inflation notjust in the uk but around the world. all eyes are on central banks to gauge when they will make them move and increase interest rates in the hope to come rising prices. in the uk, financial markets...

It was around 12 months ago when concerns over the spread of coronavirus and its potential impact on global growth dominated financial markets. Equity markets fell sharply, and bond yields were broadly lower amid concerns that the impact of coronavirus could send the fragile eurozone economy into recession.  New infection rates rose significantly across the globe, especially in Europe and the US, topping the previous highs and forcing governments to implement new stringent lockdown measures to slow the spread of the virus. With 2020 behind us, investors are facing 2021 featuring many of the ...