Madam Lagarde is concerned about the global economy. Is is she right about the economic fallout from the war in Iran more likely to be felt longer than shorter as US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant uh has indicated. What's your view on this.>> So, Carol, thanks again for having me. Um I think she's absolutely right. Um and I'm particularly concerned for those countries that have K-shaped economies that are even more distorted than the United States.What we know is that this is a crisis that is hitting thos ...

RT Vincent James (@davincentjames)So Israel gets the war they’ve wanted for fifty years and America gets…1. More refugees2. More white replacement3. High gas and food prices4. More dead AmericansThis doesn’t sound like a great deal for us. ...

European governments are rushing to stem rising energy and food prices as the Middle East war threatens another wave of inflationary pressure https://t.co/jWvarJPmH1 ...

We've just had a great meeting, a really good, very productive meeting. We have one thing in common. We want this city of ours that we love to do very well.And I wanted to congratulate the mayor. He really ran an incredible race against, you know, a lot of smart people, starting with the early primaries against some very tough people, very smart people. And he beat them and he beat them easily.And I congratulated him and we talked about some things in very strong common like housing and getting housing buil ...

Trade Policy - The US Trade Representative announced new tariff exemptions to address high food prices [1] - The White House is set to reveal these exemptions on Friday [1] Political Context - The Trump administration faces increasing political pressure from voters [1]

Inflation Trends - Inflation is not as high as economists previously anticipated [1] Economic Impact - Americans are still struggling with high prices for necessities like food, housing, and insurance [1]

They've got a few things on their plate. One is they're looking to do a big fiscal expansionary budget that typically leads to a stronger currency because you're boosting your growth. But they usually need the central bank to raise rates in response to this.And that's the problem. There's a slight political lie in the markets pricing for the BBJ with the new prime minister, the first woman to ever lead Japan in that role, making it clear her views in the past about the BOJ being foolish to raise rates. And ...