More than Four People will Now be Able to Make Video or Audio Calls on the WhatsApp by urdu jahan
More than Four People will Now be Able to Make Video or Audio Calls on the WhatsApp
Due to the Global outbreak of the Corona Virus, People are being locked away in their Homes. People also make video or audio calls from their loved ones to spend time with them. Are working on expanding Google Dow has already increased the Number of call Participants by 50%. Now Facebook's proprietary WhatsApp is Planning to do the same.
A review of the code for the WhatsApp beta version suggests that the Company plans to increase the number of Participants in audio or video calls in the near future.
Currently the WhatsApp is allowing 4 people to make audio or video calls simultaneously, while other competition apps allow for even more audio or video conferencing.
It is unknown at this time What he will do after leaving the post. Hopefully the WhatsApp will increase that Number to much more than 4 to 6. Whatever it is, More News will come out soon.
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European Central Bank plans to continue tightening monetary policy, interest rate hikes will shrink
Monetary tightening in Europe continues. The European Central Bank (ECB) decided to raise the main policy interest rate from the current 2% to 2.5% at the regular board meeting on the 15th. Concerns about an economic recession have reduced the range of interest rate hikes from 0.75% so far. However, Laggard announced at a press conference that the Fed will raise interest rates by 0.5% several times after the next meeting in February 2023. He also announced a policy to reduce the holdings of assets and start a quantitative tightening to absorb money in the market in March of the same year.
The consumer price index of the 19 euro zone countries announced on the 16th by the European Union (EU) Statistics Office on November 16 increased by 10.1% from the same month of the previous year, which is slower than October's 10.6%. In a relatively warm climate, the rate of increase in energy prices slowed from 41.5% in October to 34.9%. However, the rise in food prices is accelerating, and the rate of increase in prices excluding energy and food has not changed since October, and the situation remains unpredictable. At a press conference, Ms. Laggard said she expects prices to rise further from January to February 2023 due to factors such as rising energy prices affecting retail prices and soaring food prices.
Under these circumstances, the ECB will implement quantitative tightening in addition to raising interest rates. Since March 2011, the assets purchased under the Asset Purchase Program (APP) during monetary easing have been reduced. Until June of the same year, it will shrink at an average pace of about 15 billion euros (about 2.1 trillion yen) per month, after which the pace will be reviewed depending on the economic situation. Details will be decided at the next meeting in February, but measures such as reducing reinvestment in matured bonds will be taken.
On the other hand, the longer monetary tightening lasts, the more likely recession fears will grow. The EU statistics office announced on the 5th that the retail transaction volume of the 19 euro zone countries in October decreased by 1.8% compared to the previous month. The rate of decline was the highest since December 2021. On the 15th, the ECB revised down its forecast for real gross domestic product (GDP) growth in 2023 from 0.9% announced in September to 0.5%. In 2024, it was left unchanged at 1.9%. “We expect a recession to be short-lived and not deep,” Laggard said, citing supply chain recovery and low unemployment. However, as the ECB indicated its intention to continue raising interest rates by 0.5%, stock indices such as Germany, France and Italy fell on the stock market on the 15th.
Major central banks around the world are slowing their rate hikes. Following the US Federal Reserve Board (FRB) on the 14th, the Bank of England also announced on the 15th that it would reduce the increase in the policy interest rate from 0.75% at the previous meeting to 0.5%.
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