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using the fiscal space that they still have and most of them still have, and by using appropriate macro prudential tools to deal with volatility of capital flows and any high domestic credit growth. let me again give you a few numbers here. our forecast for 2012 are for 8.2% for china. 6.9% for india. 3% for brazil. these are roughly the same numbers as we gave you in january when we last met. and our forecast for russia is 4% which is higher than it was last january. if you turn to developing countries, for example, for s subsahara frooik our forecast is for strong growth at 5.4%. now putting things together this forecast implies, forecast for world growth of 3.5% for 2012 improving to 4.1% for 2013. you may ask how does this rethe light our forecast as of last january and as of last september. it's about 2% higher than our forecast in january, and about .5 home runs lower than they were in september. now, let me turn to the risks. so geopolitical tension affecting the oil market is surely a risk. but the main risk remains that of another acute crisis in europe. the building of the so-called fire

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. >> corporate funding is also provided by -- >> prudential financial, boeing, at&t, rethink possible. additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public r broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. station from viewers like you. thank you. >> (♪ opening music: "as time goes by"♪ ) cab driver: 4.50, love. sorry about the hold up. students seem to do more demonstrating than studying these days. well, at least they care. oh, yes. the care for the whole world. every bit of it, except their own bit. what about their own people? there are old people, like you and me, sleeping rough. they don't care about them do they? keep the change. morning sandy. sandy: morning. sandy, do me a favour. get over to that hotel, find mr. hardcastle, and give him a hand with his revisions on his book. why me? i'm your secretary. oh, to do me a favour. we sent him a dud one last time. you are the best. you don't expect me to fall for a line like that do you? yes. all right, so i'm gullible. what's he like? challenging. oh,tha

financial markets, then i want seems to me that countries in which this happens should use the macro prudential tools they have to actually address this issue but this is not for temp cb to do by itself. the ecb should not be concerned about inflation in germany as opposed to inflation in the eurozone and so this is my answer. >> the woman over there, the lady in blue. right there. >> i have a question on the outlook of italy. you present a figure that is 1.9, minus 1.9 for this year. and i would like you to elaborate on the reason why it's going better and why it remains the worse performance in the eurozone and what should be done to close this gap? >> we've mode ratedly revised up the outlook for italy relative to january and that's mainly because tensions in financial be markets have eased somewhat and also because the global outlook is slightly better than what it was in january. now, it still remains the worst, one of the worst performances in europe. 2012 will be a very difficult year for italy because they are implementing rightly a lot of fiscal adjustment and this is what is weighing

. >>> the new jersey nets played their final game at the prudential center in newark last night. their final game in new jersey before they move to brooklyn next season in what can only describe as a fitting end it pains me to say. the team capped its 35 year run in new jersey with an 18-point loss to the 76ers. count governor chris christie among the unimpressed with the nets' move to brooklyn. here's what he said before the game. >> i'm not going to the nets game tonight and my message to the nets is good-bye. you know? you don't want to stay? we don't want you. seriously, i'm not going to be in the business of begging people to stay here. that's one of the most beautiful arenas in america. they've had the chance to play in. it's in one of the country's most vibrant cities. and they want to leave here and go to look listen? good riddance. see you later. >> good riddance. after 35 years, jay-z taking the team to brooklyn. christie went on to say he's confident a team looking to relocate would appreciate the facilities in new jersey. >>> the mother of former nets great drawsen pe

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rushing by the philadelphia seventy six ers on home court while owner drop off was actually at the prudential center let's go back to part of the system not for some reason there on williams leaving the way for the host to play the i think water a twenty year piece but it was all philadelphia out of bounds the williams spencer hall's study is young will pay off the bench to sponsor a runner to victory one hundred seven one hundred eighty eight the final mystery of the sixers putting an end to that talk losing streak and their servants in the east . and finally the russian women's biassed long coach. a school of thought countries but aeration to modernize if they want to win medals at the home olympics in sochi continuous time but of course the reports. i'm said to. come in on the can work for us we have to do a lot. only two years before. we have a meeting a really important meeting we have to train file structure we have to work really finally for sorting we have to make a straight way we are one of six week side from russia sport is a lot of money goes left and right cause more problems on

rushing by the philadelphia seventy six ers and home court all i make are proper overs actually at the prudential center as the nets got off to a decent start kris humphries and carol williams leading the way for the host to tie the open quota of twenty apiece plus it was all philadelphia after that lou williams spencer hawes and obvious young all came off the bench to spark a run to victory one hundred seventy eighty eight the final score the sixers putting in ends today four game losing streak and are seventh in the east. boxing's bad boy derek zorra says he enjoyed his public brought with david haye the other instance or just or lose his british boxing license in march and he may never fight again but in an exclusive interview with r.t. the british heavyweight said he had a few regrets bearing. the brunt of. the way. he's shown his boxing skills in the ring becoming the british heavyweight champion in twenty jan but more recently we've seen him out of control out of the ring pulling his controversial pre-fight slip off the telly. and spitting in the younger brother space the image of the sport

prudential haircuts in the securities markets so they're making up all this new stuff on the same the story is these same exact cons going on and on you know the better thing to do would be the simple old thing of putting these bankers in the stocks and telling them to stop you know the old fashioned so they are sticking through we can throw tomatoes and your stinky yogurt at them so we do stocks in both of these stocks and tomatoes put their heads through the stock since we're going to lose and i'm actually you're not going to turn into a yogurt kamikaze are you are just might very well ok so returning to this goldman story max revenue out goldman's investment bank in europe increased by eight percent from a year ago to four hundred seventy six million overall client driven derivatives revenue was up one hundred forty two percent year to date in europe. all of the skills part more of your should be deals but max you can say all you want about goldman but everybody out there every single person in europe knows for a fact now who goldman sachs is and what they do i mean perhaps the onl

although the prudential regulators transferred some personnel to the cfpb, some of these agencies have not eliminated fte positions, and be they were not transferred. so rather than using this opportunity to insure there's no duplication among the agencies, we've just added another bureaucracy to the equation. it is my hope, mr. cordray, that you and your team will be judicious going forward and work with the prudential regulators to eliminate these positions. it does add an unnecessary and added burden, i think, to particularly the community banks as they're moving forward trying to unlock and create jobs, um, and get lending in small businesses going again. i do have questions like my colleague there texas on the nature of the appointment of mr. cordray as the director. i do believe it could lead to some legal challenges of the cfpb actions and create some more ambiguity, so i hope this becomes more clarified. but i would like to thank you for appearing before the committee, and i look forward to your testimony. >> ranking member waters, recognized for a minute and a half. two minute

fiscal crisis is our ruinously expensive overseas adventurism ron paul and so it has both a moral and a prudential objection to this sort of overseas mentor them i think him and i think the later candidates who are not wrong call themselves might be able to do a better job winning in on the part that a more standard right winger might appreciate i mean when ron paul talks about applying the golden rules or foreign policy it's an incredibly brave thing to say and i think an incredibly correct thing to say but it scares a lot of americans to think hey why do people overseas have problems with american behavior a lot of americans don't want to think like that so it might be better you know in the future if you're if you're just trying to be republicans republican to try to explain to them look we cannot afford this anymore what's wrong coulter says but i think it maybe gets drowned out by some of the other stuff well as and some of that other stuff including you know as ron paul says and these wars are bankrupting the u.s. government they're making a lot of other people rich a lot of other people who

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