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okay let's just let everybody in here a
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second and then we're going to get
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started just check that you can all hear
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me just type a one as usual please thank
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you and we'll get this going because
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this has been absolutely crazy when I
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heard the news of this I've been
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following it over the last couple of
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days I thought I've got to share this
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with you because it is so wild um what
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has happened so before I tell you about
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what happened this week I need to just
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take you back to to give you some
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context to September the 9th so this was
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the G20 meeting if you remember this in
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New Delhi and Joe Biden met with leaders
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from India South Africa Brazil so we
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tried to cut out China and uh Russia
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from this Arrangement where was trying
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to work out this deal with them and some
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of the other developing nations and um
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well you can probably guess how it went
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exactly how you would expect it to go so
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it got really wild this week at what
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they call the secretive um Bank Meeting
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although it's not really that secretive
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at all it's the IMF annual meeting so
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this is what just took place uh this
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week and some of the things that
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happened were pretty wild actually it
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basically just turned into a massive um
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argument not a brawl but an argument I
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guess you can say with some of these
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really big powerful leaders so let's
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just go over a couple of things and
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we'll I mean there's so much to go over
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I'm going to summarize it all for you
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there about 10 articles just turned into
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um a very short video here so so you
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know what's going on so this initiative
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then that that Biden tried to launch
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obviously it wasn't his initiative
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um was to enhance the financial strength
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of the World Bank and the IMF on a
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global stage and this was to counter
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China's growth on an international stage
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in their influence so that was what it
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was all
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about and they this was like a litmus
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test really is what they're saying for
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the US Le Global Order which is really
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struggling at the moment so there's all
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these concerns about the us as an empire
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being at the end of the Empire as we've
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we've talked about a lot and that this
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new economy is going to emerge so that's
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what the the context of this was about
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and Biden tried to get agreements that
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would expand the World Bank by 200
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billion dollar and basically the IMF
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have said are you are you crazy 200
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billion another $200 billion do no no we
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need to cut down the spending and they
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actually reprimanded him um and I don't
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know exactly how it it occurred but he
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was reprimanded at this um
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meeting um you know they started talking
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about him and saying he needs to cut the
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spending down and and all of this other
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thing so it just got wildly out of hand
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there was a lot of arguments and um
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thing things like this and and a lot of
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the critics have said that they are
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concerned about the level of debt of the
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US and the IMF that are trying to even
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uh give more loans out to developing
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nations especially African nations so
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there's eight African nations that
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they're trying to do loans to at the
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moment and we know what that means so
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these were the two main things that
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happened then so firstly the IMF called
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Joe Biden's borrowing binge absolutely
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wild and out of control and he was
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criticized heavily at the meeting they
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said he's put Global debt on an
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unsustainable path
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and they issued him with a Stern warning
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to stop before it's too late and he
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causes irreparable damage to the global
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economy this is actually what was said
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at this IMF
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meeting the IMF also said the US and
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China had driven a surge in debt levels
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that meant total public debt was on
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course to approach the size of the
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entire global economy by the end of the
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decade 2030 the favorite year of course
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uh the IMF predicted annual us borrowing
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would remain close to 7% of their GDP or
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around $2 trillion do every year in
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today's prices until the end of the
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decade now obviously this is a major
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issue and they they went on to actually
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say which I was surprised by what I
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talked about recently and that is that
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soon the tax revenue coming in is going
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to take up such a large amount of the
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debt payment
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and um it's just going to get out of
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control and of course we've said where
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do the debt payments go to yeah that's a
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that's a good question who is the who
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are the people paying the debt to in the
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first place a private bank that's that's
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where the US president was also
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criticized openly for claiming this must
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have been so embarrassing for claiming
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he'd reduced America's debt levels while
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on the background behind was the uh debt
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clock for the USA sat at 33 3 trillion
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that must have been so
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embarrassing I I can just imagine that I
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don't know if he was there at the
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meeting if he was on the screen uh I
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don't know exactly how that occurred but
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apparently the debt Clock was behind it
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showed the total debt of the USA as he's
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talking about how proud to bring the
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debt the national debt
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down um awkward and someone actually
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pointed it out even more awkward so this
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was the second main point then from the
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meeting the US and China are showing
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just how much they dislike each other
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and really are in an economic War so
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again this was another statement that
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came out and the reason that's worrying
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is because if you think about the stages
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of war and I don't know if this is an
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official model by the way but it tends
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to be political you know you have all
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these political disputes we've seen that
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for years with us and China it then
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moves to economical and that's
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definitely where we are right now we're
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deep in that and I think the third stage
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maybe another stage but I think the
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third stage of that is conventional
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Warfare uh which we all hope will never
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happen because that would be absolutely
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insane but we're deep in this sort of
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economical um conflict now between the
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US and China and everybody's worried
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about it
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now for the us then they've sort of
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highlighted their main challenges and
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also for China so us challenges include
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persistently high and growing budget
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deficits with no solution to this they
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don't want to solve the problem and
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again if you just keep going going going
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it's obvious what's going to happen
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you're either going to go bankrupt or
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you're going to do the opposite you're
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going to go into hyperinflation so they
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obviously need to do something they just
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haven't done anything US public debt
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ratio projected to exceed 140% of GDP by
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2030
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uh the IMF said this is unsustainable
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and they're just going to the
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entire global economy if they don't do
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something the US has said that it's none
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of their business basically and let us
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handle our own things but that's the
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issue it is everyone's business because
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the US has the reserve currency so what
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they do affects all the other countries
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globally and we'll come on to that as
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well now some of the solutions that were
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put
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forward higher taxes yes now specific
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speically they focused on the wealthy
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but they have said higher
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taxes which by the we talked about this
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yesterday everyone's already seen higher
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taxes and the reason for that is quite
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simply when inflation kicks in and you
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have um much higher prices and your
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wages haven't kept up that is the tax
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that is the the inflation is the tax on
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the people it's not as if they say hm
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inflation's gone up by 10% so we need to
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adjust those tax brackets those banss
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that you're in because it it doesn't
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really apply that no no they don't say
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anything they just leave you there to
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pay more
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tax now the next thing
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was okay they're saying as well he keeps
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focusing on
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um yeah they they want to end tax breaks
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for fossil fuel production this is the
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this is the line here they also want to
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adjust Social Security so so none of
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this is is good for the average person
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in terms of taxes Social Security Etc
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and another recommendation was to
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eliminate the debt ceiling entirely so
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the US can spend What It Wants yeah okay
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uh China then they moved on to the main
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challenge is slowing economic growth and
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by the way that last point was I I
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believe that was from the US not from
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the IMF about the debt ceiling so uh
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China then is there slowing economic
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growth which is pretty typical when you
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are a country where you bring people in
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from the more rural areas into the urban
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areas and the factories and everything
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else you're going to see very high
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levels of growth under under um those
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sort of um models we always have done
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but what we're seeing now is this
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massive emerging middle class in
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China so what else do they talk
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about the problem with the real estate
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and infrastructure investment for China
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as well talking about the growth levels
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they are suggesting that these growth
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levels are pulled back and they need a
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new model shifting away from
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exports yeah shifting away from exports
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obviously because of the way the world's
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the world's changing
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now so they they haven't really got many
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solutions to be honest I'm just reading
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through them skimming them here there
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aren't many good Solutions for China
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they suggested but they are concerned
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that China is becoming a lender in its
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own right and they're sort of I guess
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they're saying what credentials do you
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have China to become a lender when we
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the IMF and the World Bank that's our
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job that's our remit we're the ones that
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are are you know here to lend money to
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all these developing nations so I think
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that's another challenge that we're
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seeing at the moment and we talked last
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week about Sri Lanka's deal that they
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did with China so China's lent them it's
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all it looks as though it's all gone
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through now and passed it said they have
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officially reached the deal for $4.2
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billion of debt so they basically cut
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the IMF out the deal and the IMF was
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Furious about this says the details have
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not been disclosed but Sri Lanka's total
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debt now stands at 46.9 billion and 52%
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of that is owed to China so this was
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just an additional loan on top of the
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other
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loan now the IMF went on to talk about
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the heightened Global risk as well from
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the bond
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market again I won't go over all the
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bond market issues because we've talked
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about that over the last couple of weeks
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but there's a lot of problems with the
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bond market and the yields and how
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pretty much all the banks are uh they
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are bankrupt that that that's what's
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happened these banks are now bankrupt
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and that's simp simply because the value
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of the bonds the the the value of all
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these bonds have reduced so much as the
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yield has increased so much that now
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they are basically underwater so it's
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not an official bankruptcy but if they
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had to liquidate everything overnight
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they they wouldn't have the money they
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would go into debt themselves and I
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think this is another thing that's being
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talked about and and some of the the the
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points later on in the meeting as well
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was some serious risk levels here
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and they talked about the 30-year US
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debt yields hitting a 16-year high of
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over 5% and they're saying it's too
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volatile something needs to be done but
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they don't have the the magic bullet
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themselves they're also warning of more
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Bank stresses that means more bank
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failures by the way they don't want to
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say that but it means more bank
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failures and excuse me another really
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interesting
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article that just come out
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was about UK's Metro Bank so they're
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looking for a buyer for excuse me
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sorry for the3 billion pound mortgage
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book uh so this is really this is really
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serious why would a bank be looking for
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a buyer for their mortgage book well
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obviously they're having some sort of
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liquidity problem so I started looking
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into this and yes they have been seeking
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out more
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liquidity now I think we all know why
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that is I think it's coming back to
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these these assets mortgages uh
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Residential Mortgages commercial
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mortgages bonds that they thought were
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very secure and now they're finding that
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they just aren't that secure so if
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you're with Metro Bank in the UK
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definitely have a look at that just keep
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an eye on your uh account there and up
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to you if you want to take any action
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let me just say I don't have any money
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with Metro Bank right
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now now they also put out their
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financial stability report where they
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talked about adverse feedback loop from
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well this is really complex but abrupt
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Financial condition tightening let's
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move on to that in a second um so the
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stress test they did on nearly 900
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Global lenders showed 55 including US
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Banks would face significant Capital
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losses under modest Global growth and in
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inflation scenario so this is linking in
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here a harsh Global recession and
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further Central Bank Rises would risk
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215 institutions accounting for 42% this
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is the key key thing really here 42% of
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global banking assets impacting key
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institutions in China Europe and the US
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this really plays into the book I think
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that we reviewed this week the great
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taking a couple of days ago
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because and they said a a global
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recession they haven't even talked about
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a depression they're saying if we go
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into a a global
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recession this would risk 42% of global
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assets did you see that on the news
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anywhere that's that's obviously the
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thing is because that's just so
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terrifying to most people especially in
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finance they would never really report
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on that they'd never tell their clients
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that they'd never
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because why would they they're going to
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their own business there's not
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really a lot they can do about it they
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also talk about the leverage in US
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Government Bond markets they said
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there's a severe red flag for US debt uh
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commercial real estate as well they're
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giving that a severe red flag and
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they're calling it a slow moving problem
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likely manifesting in a year or two
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during the refinancing wave so again
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they're just really conf confirming what
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I've been sharing with you over the last
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however long it's been now so that it is
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starting to come out a lot of this stuff
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and then they go on to Rising dollar and
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what that does around the world um a
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rising dollar affects other currencies
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it causes problems with other currencies
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so they are suggesting um a loosening of
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the exchange and they go into all this
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sort of
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stuff and then they they talked about
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the economic concerns for the West it so
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this is in general they are predicting
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the UK to be the worst performing
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country both this year and next year
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2024 and for the US they're predicting
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growth of
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1.4% Euro Zone at 1.2% and surprisingly
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Canada seeing good growth at
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1.6% now the other thing I found
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interesting about this was despite all
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of these problems they're still pushing
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ESG
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so what have they said then European
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banks are required to adjust their
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client risk assessment for new
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environmental social and governance
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requirements as
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mandated bold underlined by the European
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Authority the
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EBA Banks need to review High emitting
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sectors like oil gas cement steel and
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mining for their ESG criteria and bring
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them in line
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okay so the bank's job is to bring
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private companies in
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line okay you can see how this is going
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to go go down capitalism um yeah that's
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exactly how it works a bank tells a
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company how it must how it must run the
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EU is moving the fastest in setting firm
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ESG requirements all the way down the
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supply chain again we talked about this
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previously European banking Federation
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expresses concerns over the lack of data
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so they're actually doing push back on
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this to justify the new ESG adjustments
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advocating for solid evidence give us
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the solid evidence that what you're
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saying is going to happen in the future
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is really going to happen the ebaa
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responded with ESG related losses
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becoming more correlated it's quite a
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wordy statement here changing the bank
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banking sector's risk profile and
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impacting traditional Financial Risk RK
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categories yeah I mean it's all Goble
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Deo but the bottom line with that is how
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do you prove something or disprove
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something that you say could happen in
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10 years time oh well if you don't re in
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the mining if you don't rain in the
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energy then we're going to have this
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problem in 10 years time it's like you
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you can't really prove that you can do
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models but then the models are going to
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be argued and disputed and whoever's
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funding
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you know the research is obviously and
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then that you've got the backers from
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this entity or that entity it's almost
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impossible to ever get to the bottom of
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any of this sort of data it's so
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skewed the next thing they said is Major
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banks are already adapting by extending
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restrictions on fossil fuel lending and
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rejecting clients this is for banking by
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the way who are lacking credible
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emissions reduction plans
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uh respectively again we talked about
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this before where everyone thought it
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was some sort of conspiracy theory that
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they were the banks were cutting off
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financing or loans or even just debank
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any uh anyone that was in these sectors
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so this is actually talked about in this
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article uh quite openly now and there's
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another thing that I wasn't aware of but
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there's a lot of litigation against
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Banks right now in the financial in the
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financial um systems GL globally so
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there's all these lawsuits and again I
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think if we started looking into who's
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bringing these lawsuits that would be
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quite interesting but there's these huge
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amounts of lawsuits that are costing
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Millions absolutely millions of Euros
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pounds dollars to sue these Banks and
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Sue these big corporations to make them
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take these you know new
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actions but I'm just wondering where
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these millions are coming from you've
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got to have a lot of money in order to
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put a case like that together so that
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might be something I need to look into I
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think that would be quite
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interesting yeah so so in effect then
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these banks are facing lawsuits for
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providing funding to anyone who goes
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against ESG policies so now it makes a
00:20:46
lot more sense
00:20:48
now we understand why so many of these
00:20:52
banks are pushing through all this all
00:20:54
this stuff why a lot of companies are
00:20:56
starting to push through this stuff
00:20:58
stuff it's not just about getting a good
00:21:00
ESG score it's because they're being
00:21:02
threatened with lawsuits if they don't
00:21:05
affect the financing if they don't
00:21:07
affect the supply chains you can see how
00:21:10
deep this this Rabbit Hole goes I'm
00:21:12
really just scratching the surface here
00:21:15
um but but it is pretty it is pretty
00:21:18
crazy everything that's that's been
00:21:21
going on and this whole meeting
00:21:24
and you just couldn't imagine years ago
00:21:27
that a US president pres would stand up
00:21:29
or whether he's on a video conference or
00:21:31
whatever and just be absolutely
00:21:34
destroyed um talk about reducing debt
00:21:37
while the debt has gone up and you just
00:21:39
can't imagine this years ago and it just
00:21:41
shows the way the the world's moving
00:21:44
right now and all the instability and I
00:21:47
I just hope we don't go into more of a
00:21:50
conventional conflict because what are
00:21:53
we seeing is there's a lot of um there's
00:21:56
a lot of concerns in in in the region at
00:21:58
the moment in the Middle East with
00:22:00
especially Iran now we've got the US
00:22:03
bring taking a second carrier into the
00:22:06
region we've got a there's a lot there's
00:22:09
a lot going on there and it could really
00:22:11
heat up and pull in a lot more what we
00:22:14
don't want to see is another major war
00:22:17
because this one could just this one
00:22:19
could really kick off and go go Global
00:22:22
with the way everything is right now
00:22:24
so that's it for today God bless you
00:22:27
guys thanks for watching watching and
00:22:28
I'll see you
00:22:32
tomorrow

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