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growth in australia? we expect that the riba will— growth in australia? we expect that the riba will increase _ growth in australia? we expect that the riba will increase the _ growth in australia? we expect that the riba will increase the cash - growth in australia? we expect that the riba will increase the cash rate| the riba will increase the cash rate for the 25 basis points this year. not today but perhaps in august in response to stickiness in non—services. we also think that will keep the cash rate as a restrictive level until late next year. to ensure that gdp growth slows enough and continued spending growth slows enough to bring inflation but as a target. we think there will be a trade—off between weaker economic growth and tougher conditions for households and businesses next year as well to make sure that inflation gets back to target. sure that inflation gets back to taruet. ., ~' ,, sure that inflation gets back to taruet. . ~ ,, ., sure that inflation gets back to taruet. ., ~' ,, . ., target. thank you catherine for “oininu us target. thank you catherine for joining us on — target. thank you catherine for joining us on the _ target. thank you catherine for joining us on the programme. l staying in the us where it's another big week for quarterly results. we're looking at uber today , which reported. for its fiscal first quarter. the ride hailing giant has emerged in a stronger position from the pandemic, partly due its food delivery service and a global ride—hailing business. for example, uber owns 14% of singapore—based grab 14.3% per the reuters
extremely important. the european commission - extremely important. the european commission for the economy says rather than being a positive outlook, it is a less —i, what are his main concerns? i less -1, what are his main concerns?— less -1, what are his main concerns? i agree, it is not aood concerns? i agree, it is not good enough- _ concerns? i agree, it is not good enough. we - concerns? i agree, it is not good enough. we still- concerns? i agree, it is not| good enough. we still have concerns? i agree, it is not- good enough. we still have high inflation, high energy prices, high food prices which will weigh on private consumption. we saw that last year order books in industry were going down. we will see industry is suffering from less orders. we will see industry suffering from higher energy prices. on the other side of the atlantic in the us, an inflation reduction. we have interest rate hikes, the european central bank have hiked it by three basis points and this will leave marks on mortgages, corporate construction and business loans.— corporate construction and business loans. where will . rowth business loans. where will growth come _ business loans. where will growth come from - business loans. where will growth come from going . business loans. where will - growth come from going forward? i can hardly see growth coming
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china's transformation made possible primarily by the hard work of its people and the vision of its leaders was also aided by an open and dynamic global economy and by the american power that has long secured stability in the region. it has lifted hundreds of millions out of grinding poverty and now helps drive global prosperity. the united states has welcomed will growth and we have benef benefited from it. today our economies are entwined and so are our futures. but despite its progress, china still faces great challenges. whep i speak with my chinese counterpart, they often talk to me in passionate terms about how far their country still has to go. because even with all that growth, china's gdp is only a