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00:00to the second hour of the program. Let's remind you of today's most prominent engines, but decide to release strategic oil reserves
00:10to contain the rise in prices
00:12and face the decline of his popularity. While waiting for an African position, the oil markets ignore Biden's decision
00:19is the major consumer countries,
00:22Turkey is between Erdogan's war for economic stability and the rapid deterioration of the Turkish lira.
00:30Dr. Brennan, I'm sorry.
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00:39Dr. Brennan, I'm sorry.
00:43We start today's greeting from the most prominent file that occupied the political and economic circles in the past 24 hours.
00:53After the American President Joe Biden threatened for weeks
00:56the possibility of resorting to the option of releasing part of the strategic oil reserves of the United States
01:03in order to reduce the energy bill on the Americans, as claimed by the White House.
01:08he fulfilled his promise yesterday and ordered the release of fifty million barrels of oil from these strategic stocks, calling on the four largest countries
01:17and the consumer of oil in the world
01:18to follow the same approach. But will pumping some strategic stocks really achieve this goal
01:26or the actual goals of these strategic decisions
01:29is the progress in foreign political bets, especially in the Iranian file, noting that the call for the release of strategic stockpiles also
01:39for the largest four oil consuming countries, and it was
01:42Most of them import Iranian oil? Or is the goal to win internal elections with the approach of the mid-term elections
01:51especially some reports that revealed the decline of Biden's popularity internally.
01:56And from this thorny file with its details and goals
02:00To Turkey, which is receiving today Mohammed Binenzid, the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, who is visiting Turkey for the first time in ten years
02:08to hold talks with Recep Tayyip Erdogan
02:11inside Turkey. It seems that the Turkish President Erdogan lost the continuation of his financial and political goals, so his intervention
02:20in the monetary policy of the central bank of egypt ( cbe ) is an example striking around the world
02:25for the failure of a central bank to maintain its independence away from the interference of the executive authorities. The Governor of the Central Bank of Turkey tried yesterday
02:33saving face in front of his counterparts from international central bank governors
02:39Those who follow the movements are the developments in the Turkish Lira. After its meeting yesterday with Turkish President Erdogan,
02:48The Governor of the Central Bank said that under certain circumstances, which are characterized by excessive fluctuations,
02:55The Central Bank can intervene without always targeting a trend.