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  • US inflation hit 7% in December, fastest pace since 1982
    US inflation hit its fastest pace in almost four decades last year as supply chain bottlenecks, demand imbalances and monetary stimulus all helped to keep prices elevated. In December, inflation rose 7%, up from 6.8% in November. That was the fastest rise since 1982 and marked the third straight month in which inflation exceeded 6%.
    OANDA senior market analyst, Craig Erlam joined us from London.
    #UnitedStates #Inflation #USDollar
    5 min
  • World Bank predicts slow global economic recovery from pandemic
    The World Bank says the coronavirus pandemic will continue to hurt global growth through the end of next year. That's as commodity prices continue to soar and governments scale back support for people and businesses. It expects the world economy to grow just 4.1% in 2022 and 3.2% in 2023, compared to 5.5 percent last year.
    IHS Markit Executive Director, Rajiv Biswas joined us.
    #WorldBank #GlobalEconomy #EconomicOutlook
    6 min
  • Russia rules out concessions in talks with US on Ukraine | Money Talks
    High-level talks in Geneva between the US and Russia have now ended. And as predicted by each side - there was no breakthrough on Ukraine's border crisis. Russian troops remain massed at its border with Ukraine, still stoking fears of invasion. And the US insists NATO will not limit membership to anyone.
    Gregory Simons is an associate professor at the Institute for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Uppsala University in Sweden. He explains why finding a breakthrough between Russia and Ukraine will be so difficult.
    #Russia #Ukraine #UkraineTensions
    6 min
  • WEF reports business leaders pessimistic over 2022 prospects | Money Talks
    The global economy may be on the mend, but policymakers and experts around the world aren't sure just how much conditions will really improve this year. The World Economic Forum's latest Global Risks Report shows an overwhelming majority of business leaders are pessimistic about the next 12 months. They say the pandemic's lasting effects also mean long-term crises, particularly global heating, will be harder to confront.
    For more, Saadia Zahidi joined us from Geneva. She's the World Economic Forum's Managing Director.
    #GlobalEconomy #2022Outlook #WorldEconomicForum
    8 min

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