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On safety grounds, and in some cases residents are not getting enough to eat or drink. Now on bbc news, all the latest Business News live from singapore. Despite all the scandals, samsung still appears to be making a lot of money. And the 620 meets in germany. We look at how americas protectionist stance is affecting its global position. Hello and welcome to Asia Business report. I am sharanjit welcome to Asia Business report. I am shara njit leyl. Welcome to Asia Business report. I am sharanjit leyl. From exploding mobile phone batteries to its Chief Executive being behind bars, samsung has h...

Just inflation, but actually of the growth impact and the growth damage of hiking aggressively. we believe that in 2022 the focus is really around the politics of inflation, which is why not only are we seeing the ecb but also the bank of england aggressively hike rates. but at some point, first half of 2023, we believe the focus is going to shift from the politics of inflation to the economics of inflation, ie, the damages of hiking aggressively the growth outlook, and at that point we believe central banks will have to pause their aggressive rate hike cycles and decide to lead with inflation...

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World Bank cut its economic growth forecast for India and South Asia citing worsening supply bottlenecks, rising inflation risks due to Ukraine crisis

For the second quarter saying that they actually now have enough vaccine supplied to be able to immunise about 70% of africans in africa. i think what we are seeing is a change, a transition from supply constraint now to the logistics where we can actually get vaccines out of ports logistically into towns and villages and into arms. that will be a struggle for all of us this year. something that as a world we have to focus on. act that was paul burton, the chief medical officer of modernity speaking to me a little bit earlier. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme....