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little. trading on global financial markets but a wall street recovery gains traction in the dying minutes of the trading day global markets followed in the u.s. down in the tuesday session will untangle the mess with our correspondent in new york. we have the liftoff it may be a small step for mankind but it's a giant leap for a long march as companies space x. blasting the world's most powerful rockets into space. and close quarters in hong kong prices are shooting through the roof even for the roughest of accommodation. and under winter in a bus lane this is your business update all eyes were on the new york stock exchange on tuesday which had sparks a global sell off at the start of the week the session began significantly down but
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bounced back because a day of volatile trading got underway the dow seesawed by hundreds of points in and out of positive territory before finally closing tuesday two point three percent up just shy of the twenty five thousand mark analysts are talking of a normal correction during a record bull market. let's pull in the quarter who's on wall street force against u.s. markets rocketing into positive territory by the end of the session is this is a sign that investors have found their bearings. we did see the biggest comeback for wall street since october twenty seventh at the beginning we were down about five hundred sixty points and then we ended the day up by almost five hundred seventy points meaning we had a swing of a good one thousand points just within the session and if we want to call it the button i would say really get back to normal territory when we don't have swings.
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of a book called the points within days so i guess we might have to be a bit more patient so not quite normal territory but the u.s. economy is doing really well at the moment global growth is starting to sync up so how we supposed to reconcile those facts with the pessimism from investors in the past couple of trading days and also corporate earnings are actually doing pretty good the only thing is yes the economy is growing yes business seems to be pretty robust for u.s. corporations but where is this growth coming from how did the finances part of the story is that we finance and through the credit markets meaning with a debt on the private side of the corporate side and also on the governmental side and now that bond prices not the prices but the yields are increasing off treasuries and also all of corporate bonds so that makes this debt more expensive it makes financing for corporations more expensive so if we should see the certain overheating of the u.s. economy we could see a sea increase even further and that's why the market reacts so negatively to
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overall pretty good numbers from the u.s. economy ok so good figures but the best have reason to salivate still of course when you look at twenty seventeen this correction looks bad but perhaps you've just been spoiled by the gains of recent years but what are we looking at going forward . well certainly we were in up quite a bit and then we do see a correction of eight nine ten percent is not unusual what is unusual is the speed just was in monday's session at some point we lost the last about sixteen hundred points this is unusual and that's why a lot of traders see on wall street are asking this question it's a fundamental if the market structure is actually sound or if there was something off sold that will be a point of discussion for the next couple of weeks and months and when we talk about the stock market overall a lot will depend if it be yields will normalize again and of growth continues then
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maybe this was just a brief episode of market turmoil and culture thank you very much. staying in america data out on tuesday shows the u.s. trade deficit rose to a nine year high in the same or a sign of the strengthen the economy but unwelcome news for u.s. president donald trump and his fixation on balances stronger domestic demand lifted imports to a record high a trend likely to continue as a massive tax cut reaches american pockets the news poses another challenge for a trumpet ministration but has taken credit for positive economic news and disavowed negative trends trump blasted trade imbalances as a candidate and has threatened new restrictions. is. a california based firm space x. has successfully launched the world's most powerful unmanned rockets opening a new chapter in space transport the falcon heavy lift off from kennedy space center in florida after a brief delay the rocket is the most powerful since the nasa moon missions it's
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capable of five million pounds of thrust and twice the payload of a current record holder it's reusable self landing booster rockets could lower the cost of operation to as much as a quarter of similar rock. and back to earth now diamonds and pearls purple trousers and purple boots all items that once belonged to american pop legend prince now nearly two years after his death about to be auctioned online for fans ready to go crazy. sorry no raspberry parade here no little red corvette but there are diamonds and pearls well a pin with those words at least more than two hundred twenty five of the rockers former belongings are being auctioned online between february eighth and fifteenth most come from prince's former employees or personal assistants at his private state paisley park one of the things that you have to be aware of as most of prince's archive belongs to paisley park never gave
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a lot of things away so these are rare that people have these things and the most notable items include a pair of purple boots worn on stage by prince size for opening bid is five thousand dollars or handwritten script from his widely panned one thousand nine hundred six movie under the cherry moon bidding starts there at twenty five hundred dollars for some a small price to pay for a piece of rock n roll royalty. hong kong is one of the most expensive cities to live in in the wold a study by dodge a bank has found less than a fifth of households can actually afford the rent on their apartments locals are false to accept the skimpiest of accommodation. elderly people like sion in loan don't have it easy in hong kong he shares a room with eight other men and pays one hundred fifty euros a month for the cage where he has his bed. mostly is i'll tell you both my
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parents died when i was forty years old i gradually lost touch with my brothers. we hardly see each other anymore now it is. to do. with this exhibition in aid organization wants to raise awareness about such living conditions around two hundred thousand people in hong kong are affected the educate and you all that you hear then you there all the days so people with anything in this ready in human history. and or even space is still a small one and that is shared with so many households and income is made it all. hong kong has limited land for new housing now the finance hub is facing a squeeze as more seniors and young single seek to live alone a three room apartment in the city center can cost the equivalent of eight thousand euros a month rents in hong kong are the highest in asia. when hong kong
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attract international money to come in and write their speculation. right jack up housing price and rates and because of that then people cannot afford right . to own or to rand. a typical. housing unit. that's resulted in an upsurge in minimal living spaces entrepreneur eric wong's sells these earthquake proof sleeping cabins equipped with wife by air conditioning and t.v. . so far most of his buyers have been hotels throughout asia. are already hong kong i think apartments in hong kong will get smaller and smaller but property prices are already so high that the younger generation can't afford them maybe in the future they won't just sleep in space capsules like these for a day or two but actually live in them that way patanjali a lot of. the hong kong government has promised to take action senior citizens are
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now supposed to get priority in subsidized housing but the waiting lists are long probably too long for seventeen year old sean learn the only way for him to escape his cramped living space is to go outside. the full all the one came to africa from the americas little more than two years ago and it's now tearing its way across the continent plaguing more than eighty clan species including the african staple maize farmers in mali a doing what they can to stop the boche of the army while these farmers in malawi are using a solution of water pounded chili pepper and salt true powerful army worms because off the shelf pesticides have proven ineffective. the crop munching pasts arrived in nigeria on twenty sixteen and spread quickly they're now threatening harvests in almost every sub-saharan country. there technologically and farms last year
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infecting at least haul off the country's corn fields stated let measures like pheromone traps and pesticides are having little effect but by bramble i remember about before with this local concoction the farm on the worms are dying instantly as side struggle if all the farming families were to adopt this local pesticide we can rescue the remaining crop and five yolks are right and in doing so for them the farmers would have some harvest. will. fall on the worm spiral into the plant and are often only spotted when they merge off the damage has been done the easily both resistance to chemical control the insect eats around eighty different plants but corn is its favorite if left uncontrolled the fall on the worm could destroy up to twenty percent of to sub-saharan kong crock.
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hijacking the new. more i go wrong the news is being hijacked journalism itself has become a scripted reality show it's not just good vs evil us vs white and one. in countries like russia china churchy people are told that it's that simple and if you're a journalist there and you try to get beyond it you are facing scare tactics intimidation. and i wonder is that where work headed is well. my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoke and mirrors it's not just about being clear and balanced or being neutral it's about being truthful and funny as boring golf and i were you know.
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