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00:00The size of this week they'll meet isn't just those big ones of yours. There are also other important central banks, including the Central Bank, the Swiss Bank, the Norwegian Bank, the Mexican-Russian Bank.
00:10I go back to the biggest one in the United States. The federal meeting will come amid November's inflation figures. These numbers mean
00:17revealed a leap in the consumer price index . it was 6.8% compared to the year with November of 2020. That's the highest rate
00:27from the eighties. I mean, in forty years, the data also showed
00:30The rise of the basic inflation index, which excludes food and energy in its prices, by 4.9% also means
00:39The highest annual rate
00:41In thirty years. So that's it
00:44Inflation levels. Thus, the central banks have to deal with the situation in light of
00:49These are asset purchases or asset purchases and the percentage of assets owned by central banks
00:55the size of the economy in the United States reached thirty seven
00:59here in white in Europe and three reached 72% of the size of the European economy. And in Yemen, of course
01:06because it started the process of quantitative easing, its purchases of assets since a long time ago, one hundred thirty five percent of the size of the economy
01:15Next. I mean, the view of inflation differs from one central bank to another today
01:19I have with me Tariq Al-Rifai, Executive Chairman of the Krom Center for Strategic Studies. To answer that question
01:25Mr. Tariq, after the global financial crisis in 2008, and after the US Federal started the policy of quantitative easing, it was followed by the rest of the central banks. And she did that in me, too
01:36the crisis of the Corona virus when the Federal reduced interest to zero and started launching programs to buy assets.
01:43The rest of the central banks in the world also caught up with him and the law with the same step today
01:47We see a different story between the US Federal and the rest of the central banks in the world, and specifically in Europe, which still sees that inflation
01:57A transition, while the FBI removed the word
02:00and announced that it will speed up the reduction of the purchase of assets. This contrast, have we seen it for a long time? And what does that mean from your point of view
02:10Honestly? I mean, the Badrani House is following up with the European Central Bank, and there is no place for the European Central House from the financial crisis
02:20and the effective price in Europe.
02:22We're zero. The civil house started to raise interest rates in 2015 of course, then to drop to zero, as we were afraid due to a crisis in the centuries.
02:33And now
02:34The ideal house started to talk about raising interest rates, and so far we have not heard this talk from the European Central Bank.
02:43The problem now is that the voices are the same as they used to be
02:47on these prices. The historical base is historically low. And how are they going to get these central banks out
02:57from this crisis and this crisis? the floods crisis