Indie singer Tyson Yoshi posted a selfie at home on social media last year, exposing a thousand-square-foot mansion. Recently, some netizens discovered that the TVB Financial Channel’s property inspection program “Home Furnishing. The mansion unit visited by “Zhu Ze” is very similar in decoration to Tyson Yoshi’s home, and even the owner’s background is quite consistent, making his home completely public! In this regard, Tyson Yoshi posted on the social network that the mansion in the show was his real estate company. This is not the first time that privacy concerns have arisen from the designer. However, following the interior of the mansion was fully disclosed, his girlfriend Christy unexpectedly became an archery target. Netizens found out that she was filming in the master room of Tyson Yoshi’s parents, because netizens dug out the underwear photos she had taken in the room. Outrageous manners: “I think I’m the hostess already”, “I’m an old mother who sees this girl doing tricks in her own room, and she must feel that she has no tutoring.”
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May 2022
The New York Stock Exchange plunges as interest rates rise… UK rates highest in 13 years
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Next news. The New York Stock Exchange, which had risen sharply even following the US Federal Reserve raised its key interest rate by 0.5 percentage points at a time, plunged once more in one day. After the US rate hike, the UK also raised interest rates, the highest since 2009.
Correspondent Kim Jong-won from New York.
Yesterday (the 5th), when the Federal Reserve, the central bank of the United States, raised interest rates by 0.5 percentage points at a time for the first time in 22 years since 2000, the New York stock market rose sharply by around 3%.
The so-called ‘relief rally’ continued as Fed Chairman Jerome Powell drew the line that there would be no giant step, a 0.75 percentage point increase that some had feared.
But this optimism did not last 24 hours.
The New York Stock Exchange fell in unison today, giving back yesterday’s gains.
The Dow Jones and S&P 500 fell more than 3%, while the tech-focused Nasdaq fell nearly 5%.
It has been speculated that this is due to the uncertainty that the Fed’s intensive tightening policy will bring to the market.
[아담 쿤스/윈스럽 캐피털 매니저 : 인플레이션이 어떻게 진행될지, 그 인플레이션에 연준이 어떻게 반응할지, 그리고 궁극적으로 그런 움직임들이 세계 경제성장에 어떤 영향을 미칠지에 대한 불확실성이 오늘 이런 주가 하락을 이끌었습니다.]
In addition, a rise in government bond yields of more than 3% also contributed to the decline in the stock price.
Bitcoin, which broke through the $40,000 mark following the interest rate announcement yesterday, also fell by nearly 9%, dropping to the $36,000 level.
The Bank of England also raised the benchmark interest rate by 0.25 percentage points, the first time since 2009 that the benchmark interest rate has risen to 1%.
As countries around the world, suffering from inflation due to the corona crisis and the war in Ukraine, take such austerity policies, there is growing concern that the global economy may stagnate.
the trial of the “Astou Sokhna” case opens with the interrogation of midwives
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Published on : 05/05/2022 – 23:46
Six midwives have been in court since Thursday, May 5 in Louga, Senegal in the “Astou Sokhna” case, named following this 9-month-old pregnant woman who died in childbirth at Louga hospital. The professionals are charged with “failure to assist a person in danger”, with the family of the deceased denouncing the negligence of the maternity staff. But for the defense, these prosecutions are unfair.
With our special correspondent in Louga, Charlotte Idrac
The courtroom was packed for the opening of the hearing at 9am (GMT), many people having to stay up to attend.
First in turn, the six midwives, with hair wrapped in colorful scarveswere questioned by the president of the court and the many lawyers: “To how often did you monitor Astou Sokhna following admission to maternity ? » ; « Did you know the patient had a history and it was a high risk pregnancy ? » ; « Did you know that a caesarean section was scheduled the next day ? “. Either questions that can be summarized by “ did you do the right thing ? »
None recognize the non-assistance to anyone in danger, they ensure that the protocol was respected and that at the time of their visit, Astou Sokhna ” was not in a worrying state ».
On the side of the civil parties, the husband of the victim spoke of the indifference, even the malicious remarks of the midwives towards his wife. Astou Sokhna’s mother, somewhat vague, but combative, also pointed the finger at midwives, both figuratively and literally.
« Unfair ” for the defendants’ support, in particular the representatives of the unions of health professionals, who insist on the difficult working conditions of the midwives, who mobilized calmly around the courthouse. He is under heavy police surveillance.
► To read also: Trial of midwives in the “Astou Sokhna” case: the tragedy of maternal mortality in Senegal
Fear of Cristina Kirchner: the intimacy of strong support for a questioned minister
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Eduardo Eurnekian rose from his chair in the middle of a long head table. Lunch was already winding down. He took the microphone and looked at Martín Guzmán. “You give us confidence. We appreciate it. We are fully supportive.” he claimed. “Hopefully we can toast and say that this year we are better than last,” estimated one of the most important businessmen in the country, while 175 diners from the red circle listened to him surprised by the gesture.
The president and founder of Corporación América raised the glass. Guzmán, flanked by Alejandro Bulgheroni (owner of the PAE oil company) and the ambassador to Brazil, Daniel Scioli, only wet his lips – he does not drink alcohol – to thank the businessman for his support and left the main hall of the Hotel Alvear in the middle of a whirlpool of advisers and businessmen.
Before the lunch of the Inter-American Council of Commerce and Production (CICyP) began, an armor was already in the air to cover the figure of the Minister of Economy. “You have to take care of Guzmán”, said one of the organizers. The economist became a “rational” and -above all- “predictable” interlocutor for the business community so that the country does not skid on the way to 2023.
His figure grew vertiginously in volume thanks to the permanent attacks of the slopes of Cristina Kirchner. In fact, the ghost of the vice president in Chaco walked the corridors of the hotel. “What are you going to say?” They wondered amid the escalation of tension between her and President Alberto Fernández.
The president of the CICyP, Daniel Funes de Rioja, was astute. In his presentation, he recalled the cold – due to the frost outdoors that noon – the minister’s presentation at the 2021 meeting in the midst of the pandemic, and said that the current one “was in a warmer environment.” The also president of the Argentine Industrial Union (UIA) and of Copal, said: “We will accompany the road.”
Escorted by the Secretary of the Treasury, Raúl Rigo, and the Secretary of Tax Policy, Roberto Arias, Guzmán was also skilful. He spoke of ordering the accounts, issuing less pesos and debt and accumulating reserves – these are the criteria agreed with the IMF – and the role of the State, which, unlike past presentations in which that role was nebulous, now has priority for investment in infrastructure, education and technology. He once more promised a review of the stocks, a programmatic vision –medium term– and spoke of a collective task –consensus–. In the slides from his presentation even the “clear rules” appeared. He did not mention or ask regarding the so-called “unexpected income” tax.
That narrative approved by the business community closed with the intersection that the minister found to establish a clear articulation with the private sector: energy. Bulgheroni was his talk for most of the meal, which included a class-struggle menu: the overpriced beef tenderloin paired with polenta (hidden in a Palermo qualification of “creamy corn”). “It was great; The problem is that they don’t let him do it.” granted to THE NATION Bulgheroni in one of the corridors of the Alvear, while writing down Scioli’s number on his cell phone. Another who fluttered around Guzmán was Hugo Eurnekian, president of the Compañía General de Combustibles (CGC). Both the people from CGC and PAE already spent weeks ago at the Economy Ministry, while they were hustling the minister, to announce investments.
To frame the “historic” opportunity that the minister highlighted in the world of energy, the people of Techint recalled that Paolo Rocca, as soon as the invasion of Ukraine began, saw the opportunity. “Germany is burning coal,” he was reported to have said by Russia’s gas dependency. In terms of grocers, with an investment in the sector of US$30,000 million, exports of US$17,000 million per year might be generated. There is also interest in the infrastructure for that. It doesn’t matter if the gas pipeline is called Néstor Kirchner. It is not for nothing that Guzmán has been promising to loosen the trap in that sector.
However, the table talk between energy businessmen and laboratories –the bets say that a prominent figure might emerge from the latter category at the next industrial conference– ruled that Guzmán lacked self-criticism. “It’s very solid technically, but without political support you can’t do anything,” said one of the diners. This topic was not among the questions chosen by Funes de Rioja to Guzmán following his presentation. Neither do the rate hikes that will be discussed next week.
Regarding inflation, the main business concern, he focused on the noise caused by the war (which does not affect everyone; in April, the rise in prices in Uruguay was 0.49%) and on expectations. He said that it is not enough just to build a credible program. He stated that it is necessary for the market to believe that it will continue to be implemented. Translation: difficult if all the time you say that someone else will sit on your chair.
“Since March 2020 they have been going [a Guzmán]. He is not the problem,” said a senior banker. “Guzman is capable. He understands things,” said Cristiano Rattazzi, who also rescued Matías Kulfas. “A country with this inflation is not sustainable”, added the businessman, who remarked that the noise that exists in the Government also has it Together for Change: “Look at the quilombo they are.” To support Guzmán he bailed out the Uruguayan government. “They are rational,” he said, citing not Luis Lacalle Pou but Pepe Mugica.
“Today it gives predictability, whether you like it or not what it does”, said Juan Nápoli, president of the Banco de Valores regarding Guzmán. “In this context, you cannot change the minister,” said the man who doubts that the agreement with the IMF can be fulfilled.
A businessman paraphrased an industrialist to mention another current problem: “In 2020 I lost 10 million; in 2021, I won them. In 2022 I might win, but if I have a product”, affirmed regarding the bottlenecks today in imports.
For this reason, despite the support for Guzmán, businessmen always pay for their insurance coverage. The partners of the Argentine Business Association (AEA), including Rocca and Héctor Magnetto, listened yesterday for two and a half hours what Carlos Melconian believes must be done from 2023: take shock measures, but not in months or weeks. In days. ß