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  • 19/09/2024
MEDI1TV Afrique : JT Economie - 18/09/2024

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00:00Hello and thank you for joining us in this new edition of your newspaper
00:13Economic news.
00:14In Morocco, the year 2025 will be dedicated to the implementation of several major customs
00:19reforms.
00:20Among the latter, the implementation of an oil product marking system, according to
00:26the budgetary and macroeconomic framework execution report, this device aims to
00:32address fiscal issues related to hydrocarbons and to prevent fraud in this sector.
00:38The 2025 finance bill also envisages the launch of the carbon tax, in order to adapt
00:45taxation and customs regulations to climate issues by introducing green taxation.
00:51In addition, next year will know the pursuit of the implementation of the regulatory framework
00:57of the precious metals refinery, a step that intervenes to guarantee the traceability
01:03of the operations of the value chain of precious metal works.
01:07In international economic news, the United Nations has just unlocked a humanitarian aid
01:13of $ 24 million to support the populations affected by hostilities in the south
01:20of Lebanon.
01:21The UN Security Council has specified that $ 10 million of this aid will be dedicated
01:25to people affected by hostilities in the south of the country, in particular in terms of
01:30food, health, health care and access to water and hygiene.
01:34$ 13 million extra will be allocated to support vulnerable communities
01:39throughout the country, while the remaining $ 1 million will be dedicated to the autonomy
01:45of non-governmental organizations local.
01:48According to the UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, hostilities continue
01:54to make many victims, including civilians in Lebanon, with 10 people killed since
02:00the beginning of the month in progress.
02:02We continue our newspaper in Belgium.
02:04The total net asset of investment funds expects 220 billion euros at the end of the second
02:11quarter of this year, an increase of 1.8% compared to the first quarter.
02:17According to a quarterly report of the Authority of Services and Financial Markets, this increase
02:22is due to the developments observed on the financial markets and net subscriptions that
02:27have reached 1.5 billion euros between early April and the end of June.
02:32The mixed funds of private investors represent nearly 88 billion euros at the end of the
02:39month of June, a share of the market of 40%.
02:43The share funds come in second position, with 38% followed by pension funds, which
02:50represent 12% of the market.
02:52In the rest of Europe, the Italian government plans to bring back the public deficit as early as 2026,
02:59below the 3% ceiling of the GDP set by the Pacte de Stabilité.
03:04This commitment is part of the plan for the restructuring of public accounts that Italy
03:09must soon address to the European Commission.
03:12The goal of deficit is slightly more ambitious than the 3% ratio of the GDP envisaged as target
03:18for 2026, during the latest government forecasts published in April.
03:24For 2024, Rome had indicated that it wanted to reduce its deficit to 4.3% of the GDP.
03:31Aimed at a European procedure for excessive deficits, as in other Member States, Italy
03:37will have to explain in its plan of restructuring the way in which it intends to come back in the clouds.
03:44Direction now the United Kingdom.
03:46The British Ministry of the Interior has announced an investment of 75 million pounds
03:52sterling in favor of the commandment of the elite in charge of border security.
03:57Thanks to this new commandment, the British Agency for the Fight Against Criminality,
04:02the police and other partners of the forces of the order will receive funds to strengthen
04:07the security of the British borders and dismantle the criminal gangs of passers-by,
04:12the ministry specifies.
04:14This investment, which redirects funds initially allocated to the controversial project
04:19of externalization of asylum applications to Rwanda, is designed to rely on a model
04:24of disturbance in favor of the gangs of passers-by.
04:28Announced at an operational summit to which the Prime Minister Keir Starmer took part
04:33in the seat of the British Agency for the Fight Against Criminality last week.
04:38Direction now Canada, where annual inflation has slowed and reached in August the goal
04:44of 2% set by the Central Bank at its lowest level since February 2021.
04:51This slowdown is partly attributable to a decrease in the price of gasoline,
04:55affirmed the Canadian Statistics Agency.
04:58This decreased by 5.1% in August after a slight increase of 1.9% in July.
05:05Despite the increase in demand associated with the purchase of clothing and shoes
05:09in view of the return to school, the prices of these consumer goods have also fallen
05:13by 0.6% compared to last August.
05:17According to the government agency, this is the first time since 1971 that a price drop
05:24is recorded in August.
05:26This is the end of our edition today, thank you for following it, good luck with the programs.