also on this show. even better. statistics that's what one is promising as it fits the stadium out of the 5. this is business as usual welcome to the u.s. china trade war and growing global uncertainty is starting to tell a key indicator of economic well being i spear and sing a shop down vehicles are really feeling the pinch new vehicle sales in china for all and for 14 months in a row survey of cars show rooms in 320 cities indicates nearly haaf of dealerships have been sold and hundreds have gone out of business china is the world's fastest growing market for electric vehicles and tesla will stop producing cars there later this year and sales of electric vehicles. in decline.

joined in the studio by our resident john i watch a clip of coon and flip it what happened to the child a comma everything was going so well you know it sort of feels that way doesn't it basically that the trade war happens and we're seeing that now gradually feeding into into indicators like the car market. we've had now 14 straight months which is an incredible incredible period of decline and it's really beginning to make its make itself felt on the real economy. why electric vehicles are also being affected why and why is that so warning well electric vehicles are particularly worrying because that's always been the area 1st of all that electric vehicles are good for pollution pollution is a big political issue in china the cities are are dirty the air is dirty and the government wants to change that people are unhappy about it and it seems like a great solution various local government agencies have started bringing them back because they're trying to get the market going again so this there's a lot of different aspects that just aren't working. at the moment the combination

together means that the car market the electric vehicles car market is really feeling it. german comic has as well of course because they're very much focusing now on electric cars and they want to sell them in china of course will that market recover i mean what's what's the outlook that was very interesting looking at that i mean tesla is not a german car maker but foreign looking the foreign carmakers they're doing reasonably well actually i mean they're holding up compared to others but test is building a plant there it's going to start developing electric cars there i say companies are folks are going there also investing there i think that these investments will probably pay off of venture lee ultimately they are the future it's not like we're going to go back to the combustion engine to the to the same level there's no way that politically that's possible in china so i think looking forward i think the prospects are probably still quite good but ultimately like everything else and like we said at the beginning it needs it's a trade war so it needs to it needs to be resolved before we can really start

predicting what direction all these important markets are going to take and products like the vehicles are going to are going to go so you reckon it really is just a dip because of the trade war and once that is rectified that will sort of the demand will come back i think so i mean i think some of it is also people buying cars for the 1st time a lot of the of the growth in china has been that people didn't have cars before you mean you're talking about a completely new market in many ways and which will be saturated at some stage exactly and now people are going to start looking out at their 2nd car because even security is going to that stage another interesting thing on the e the ical is the 2nd home cars there is no 2nd home market they're very expensive and the 2nd home market really hasn't taken off in china yes and there's very very little in both of these you see this real estate as well as cars so it's there's a lot of different areas that have still where we can still see some expansion coming through i think couldn't thank you very much for the. and we stay on the subject the u.s.

and china are set to begin a new round of trade talks in early october this 13th since the us 1st place tariffs on china last year and run up to the meeting both sides are trying to show good faith. agricultural goods including pork have been at the heart of the u.s. chinese trade spat for over a year after china impose tariffs on u.s. imports trade went down leaving american farmers scrambling in search of new markets now china is back as a buyer. recently both sides have to split some good will for example the u.s. side has waved to terrorists on many products and so on the chinese side we are willing to buy more products that are needed by the chinese market we hope both sides can take war enthusiastic measures get away from the pessimistic language if both sides do this talks will not only resume but they will yield results.

u.s. farmers would appreciate that and things are looking good chinese firms have already ordered considerable amounts of u.s. pork in a sign of a potential breakthrough also off course because the country is facing a severe shortage due to the spread of africa's swine fever that has ravished local suppliers. 5 confirmation of the next round of trade talks with the us chinese stocks the biggest losses in 7 weeks. for reflective pessimism about the long running conflict reaching a positive outcome any time soon meanwhile the ongoing political unrest in hong kong continues to weigh on the markets there says did 2 percent this week and more protests are planned for the weekend. that's a quick check on the markets believe bonds of the funds and stock exchange we what

effect did these new all these news that we've had earlier on the show have on european markets today. while people were news picking if you will not stock picking but use picking and they decided to a lock on to the positive you on on trade and that's what sustained european stock markets for much of the day the mood waning but towards the end of the day in places like paris and milan but keeping up and frankfurt and london where share price gains were retained people know that there are still negotiations coming so there's hope they also know that things can go the other way immediately with a new tweet from donald trump but as we just heard from your talk in the studio there's so much at stake for the chinese are so much at stake for the americans to the american auto industry is felt the impact of the trade conflict u.s. manufactured closing factories and such so there is a lot of hope that it will all turn out in the end but people here are holding

holding their breath that it's going to be a short ride it'll be a long ride. italy. germany 2nd biggest lead has also announced plans to restructure the business what are they up to. yeah they're radically cutting costs they're slashing 4300 jobs 2300 net they're closing a 5th of their branches 200 of the for 1000 and they're doing radical measures like selling a valuable asset poland's bank which is reaping a lot of profits contributing so far but they need the money to invest in a vestige of the elite to invest in marketing and also to finance the cost cutting which in the beginning always costs money. in frankfurt. very much. for. how many of the football players passes were successful how much distance did the football team

cover in the 1st half that kind of expert information was so far only accessible for t.v. viewers of soccer games but germany's football league and to change that using 5 g. technology. for the football fan the smartphone has become a crucial part of the modern game who knows maybe you'll get a selfie with your idle connections like these are part and parcel of the match they experience a new technology could make up on the even closer and not from the german football league and telecoms for vida vodafone hopes to tap into a growing demand for statistics the idea is to allow fans to track individual player performance during the game. given the men. who want information as harsh as their entertainment. going to be a technology oriented target who are already using 5 g. smartphones young people are interested in technology. this technical innovation is based on the new cellular standard 5 g.

wonders league aside both sports stadium will be the 1st in germany to provide the service during the test run striker done yoga insect put the new technology through its paces. given the spirit as a fan you can monitor the app during the game we are no one in why is that are we not running enough and how many tackles did individual players when and so forth this if there's so much analysis going on. the new app is supposed to enhance not replace the live experience in the stadium statistics about the player's performance are at your fingertips how fast was the sprint into the opponent's penalty area or what speed was the ball travelling for the goal to play becomes transparent in the future everything in the stadium will judge performance according to statistics but to fans really need all that. i think it's more of a technical foul i can't imagine all the fans following the game. basically this is

added value for a few 3 and maybe also for journalists when evaluating games. get. the bonus legal will be the 1st football league in the worlds to introduce the new up the investment has been considerable. although the total cost has been kept quiet fully equipping a stadium will cost many millions of euros so who benefits. the hugo i'd say it's more the younger generation passionately i would exclude traditional music because speaking from experience real fans don't really look at their mobile phones during the game. it's hoped that up to 30 percent of match day fans would use the new technology the key ingredient will always be attractive football otherwise fans won't bother turning up at the games with or without the app. saudi arabia is changing its rules to open up to tourists for the 1st time it's a historic moment for the kingdom trying to reduce its reliance on oil tourists

from 49 countries can apply saudi also plans to relax the strict dress code for female visitors however no muslims will still be bought off from visiting the holy sites of mecca and medina. from me and the business team here in berlin as usual lots more stories. coverage on our website www dot com slash business and also follow us on social media on facebook and twitter if. you go here's a quick look at global markets at this hour thank you very much.

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