so is it time to give britain's careers system an overhaul? live from london, this is business today. advantage of". tomorrow or wednesday. into the united states, on top of existing taxes. with foreign competition. a takeover by japan's

nippon steel was blocked by the biden administration. by the biden administration. president trump is sticking president trump is sticking with that decision, but will with that decision, but will allow the firm to invest. allow the firm to invest. i think you agree with that, don't you? us steel was one of our great companies, and through a lot of stupidity and bad government, and also bad management of the company, it lost that lustre. but it's going to gain it back,

and tariffs are going to help. well, the latest threat comes as trade tensions ramp up between the world's two biggest economies. as of today, china is enforcing tariffs on us goods, including coal, gas, oil and agricultural machinery. they're in retaliation for president trump's 10% tax on all chinese imports that he imposed last week. the chinese move is limited in scope, only hitting us goods worth $14 billion a year. compare that to the $450 billion worth of chinese goods that will be subject to us tariffs ever year, us tariffs every year, according to research by capital economics. the big question — will that force up prices for ordinary americans? something the president was asked in an interview on sunday with fox news. you said that the tariff is a "beautiful word". there are some signs in the markets, in consumer confidence, that they're a little jittery. so, if all goes to plan,

when do you think families will be able to feel prices going down — groceries, energy — or are you kind of saying to them, hang on, inflation may get worse until it gets better? no, i think we're going to become a rich... look, we're not that rich right now. we are $36 trillion. that's because we let all these nations take advantage of us. same thing, like 200 billion with canada, we owe 300... we have a deficit with mexico of $350 billion. i'm not going to do that. i'm not going to let that happen. let's go tojeff moon, former assistant us trade representative for china, who now runs china moon strategies. hejoins us from he joins us from washington, dc. there are so many different avenues to explore. let's talk first about those chinese retaliatory tariffs coming into force today. they are much more targeted than the blanket tariff that donald trump has imposed on chinese imports into the us. why do you think beijing has taken that approach?—

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about the year ahead, given they don't know what will be about the year ahead, given they don't with ' what will be about the year ahead, given they don't with inflation .l be about the year ahead, given they don't with inflation and about the year ahead, given they c and with inflation and about the year ahead, given they c and wi on. flation and anna macdonald. thank you very much. speaking to journalists on sunday, france's president the trump administration. it's the equivalent for france to what the us announced on the $500 billion for stargate. the announcement by president macron is a sign of growing ai competition between the us,

europe and china, at the summit — explains. ai global superpower. the us currently dominates — it has companies like google, microsoft and 0penai. to the summit, including people like sam altman, the ceo of 0penai — the company behind'chatgft. later on in the week, representing us interests. close behind the us, we have china. been quite dramatic.

now, this new economic reality, if you like, presents public services, as well as promote economic growth. thank you forjoining us. it does like there is a does seem like there is a for going on battle for supremacy going on in the world of ai, france ioo 100 euros announcing at 100 billion euros investment. but most people about the us and china, talking about the us and china. tussle them. what if do you see europe role if any do you see europe playing in this race?- playing in this race? well, i think dominance _ playing in this race? well, i think dominance and - playing in this race? well, i think dominance and the i playing in this race? well, i l think dominance and the race playing in this race? well, i - think dominance and the race to think dominanceeandtherace to dominance in particular a complex base. the us

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equivalents. much is us equivalents. how much is that going to be talking that going to be a talking point at the summit? i that going to be a talking point at the summit? i think it is likely i be _ point at the summit? i think it is likely i be a _ point at the summit? i think it is likely . be a big _ point at the summit? i think it is likely . be a big talking - the deepse7ek 7 the deepse7ek itsel7f the deepse7ek itself is point: the deepseek itself is evolving story, as more e 7 about the model information about the model becomes available, information about the model becomesavailable, people becomes available, as people f, study becomes available, as people is study it and its get to study it and its mechanics. and the nitty—gritty of the details in of of the details in terms of safeguards, in terms of its 7 7 so that 77 7 so that is so7that7is77sti7l7l capabilities. so that is still very much evolving. i think the of i 7 think it quite correlates directly with dominance. nor does it correlate the of export effectiveness of export controls on al chips just yet. i think it is really to i think it is really early to say ;:; these i think it is really early to say 2:1; these claims. i say and make these claims. i will say that it has been seen by many experts as a useful case study on al models by many experts as a useful case stl facilities models by many experts as a useful case stl facilities —— dels training facilities 7— facilities and innovation come from. thank you for us with

your thoughts today. pleasure.

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so we've got a relatively chilly air mass with us at the moment. a little bit of hill snow to come on monday by the end of the day, the odd flake of snow, perhaps for the grampians as well, but nothing too heavy, just a slight covering over the highest ground here. best of the drier weather towards the west — again for northern and western scotland. of patchy, light rain. in the north, once again. above freezing for most of our towns and cities, could be a touch of frost, especially into tuesday, then, we've got a frontal system not far away from the east coast here. not bringing much in the way of rainfall. again, some patchy,

light rain and drizzle further south, it's looking like another cloudy day. anglia, for instance. to the west of higher ground. approaches from the south—west, bumps into that area of higher pressure, so we could see a few light showers for parts but feeling a little bit cooler than that for some of us, no great change towards the end of the week. to 14rdaysahead by downloading

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