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why don't we greedy. we go in search of answers in a documentary film. starts may 21st w. could the world's largest economy shrink by a 3rd the top us banker won't rule it out so was wall street selling doing so well so he did the latest. also coming up airlines are on the brink putting millions of jobs in danger for better times ahead we'll ask an expert. and we'll go to india where businesses are coming out of a lockdown but with a few strings attached. this is your new business report i'm stephen beardsley in

berlin it's good to have you with us. the u.s. economy could shrink by a whopping 30 percent in the current quarter. and that's according to chairman of the federal reserve jerome powell in an interview on c.b.s. news a 60 minutes program powell said that he expected growth again in the 2nd half of the year but that the economy would only fully recover once a vaccine for the new coronavirus was available he said that for business confidence to grow again people needed to feel safe powell also warned that reopening some sectors of the economy too quickly could lead to a 2nd virus surge that that would be a potentially disastrous setback the government had to reintroduce the social distancing measures and that you would have another downturn and that would be bad for confidence. so that's a risk we really want to avoid you know the virus hasn't gone away the reason that cases have gone down or declining is because people have been in their homes and not in their businesses and not out among crowds or right now i'm joined by yens

quarter our financial correspondent in new york yes 30 percent shrinking in the current quarter that would be historic but if i look at the markets today i see gains help me understand this difference here. it's an unimaginable figure especially if you look where we were just standing in early february where we were in the midst of the longest expansion phase here in the united states was an unemployment rate of lower than 3 and a half percent after one baby here comes the next great reason depression read the sign behind me but actually that's what it. does not believe yes it's grim right now but he believes that the united states at least can prevent a depression but the stock market's reaction in the past couple of days has been really quite remarkable just on monday blue chips up by more than 900 points one reason for that basically was also the company was in use that to early stage trial

of of a c. and seems to be successful that stock popped up by at some point around 30 percent so this market all saw traits on hope to soon find a cure for it is even better of deceit all right so a lot of optimism about the vaccine process in general there and you get the sense that american businesses and maybe even policymakers believe that the worst is now behind them. that's the general sentiment and that's also the reason why the market is trading up quite a bit everybody knows that even in the next couple of weeks we will get pretty bad economic news everybody knows that the 2nd quarter we are in right now will be quite catastrophic but the belief at least is that yes the worst is behind us those are the worst figures we're going to see her during the crisis what nobody is really trading on at that point or believing that we might get a 2nd wave of the virus if that should happen then all bets are off but the general

feeling is the country is slowly opening up i can see it here on the streets in brooklyn more traffic more shops opening and so there is this overall sentiment as bad as it is right now it might look better in a couple of weeks or months. thank you very much. delta airlines says it will begin flying some major routes again in june a welcome announcements for its employees and one that follows similar plans from ryan air and air france to reboot their operations of a pandemic and the travel bans that have gone with that have pushed the airline industry to the brink stakes for restart are high but expectations should not be. grounded this could be any airport around the globe passenger flights are down by up to 90 percent since the coronavirus pandemic struck and stopped travel in its tracks airlines are facing billions of euros in losses and need to lower costs that

means layoffs the international air transport association estimates that millions of air travel related jobs are tryst in europe alone spain could be worst hit at $750000.00 jobs that include suppliers ranging from shuttle services to caterers the country depends on tourism in britain over $400000.00 jobs in the sector our trysts it's a similar picture in germany france and italy which could also see hundreds of thousands of job losses we are not expecting for example the levels of traffic to reach the levels of 2009 until 2023 so it's a very long curve the trouble sectors was also being felt in other industries suppliers like engine makers including the u.k.'s rolls royce and european plane maker have us say they're bleeding cash and considering massive cuts to their

workforces so thousands could lose their jobs. or let's take a look now at some of the other business stories making headlines. ober will slash $3000.00 more jobs as it navigates a path out of the pandemic roger platform had already announced it would strike $3700.00 positions together the cuts amount to a quarter of the company's workforce but that don't apply to drivers who are considered employees. while way is one that its survival is at stake after the u.s. government announced stricter measures to cut the chinese company off from global semiconductor supplies washington is changing its rules so that any chip maker intending to sell semiconductors to huawei will have to apply for an extra license . a plant japan has plunged into recession as the 2nd biggest economy has reported a 3.4 percent drop in gross domestic product in the 1st 3 months of this year tokyo

has come up with a rescue package worth nearly one trillion dollars to help cushion the blow of the corona virus outbreak but the numbers are likely to get worse before they get better the corona virus outbreak has brought business and consumer activity to a screeching halt in japan the country's lockdown measures have weighed heavily on exports and consumer spending following g.d.p. contractions in the past 2 quarters the full force of the pandemic is expected to hit the japanese economy and the current quarter economists are forecasting a drop of more than 20 percent that would be its worst performance since world war 2. japan relies heavily on trade with china and the u.s. which have been hit hard by the fallout from the virus the government is doing what it can to reassure citizens amid the covert 19 outbreak. the number of infected people nationwide has settled down considerably compared to

last month. we will continue to make an effort to contain the spread of the virus and while listening to expert advice we also need to restore our daily lives in stages gradually increasing the level of social economic activity. the government is expected to increase its current stimulus measures of nearly a trillion dollars to jumpstart the economy it's also likely to lift the state of emergency in the next 2 weeks as life in japan gradually returns to normal. and staying in asia with a population of 1300000000 people india has the world's largest lockdown in place and it was just extended until the end of the month and the 1st businesses and factories are opening again however with new protective measures in place take a look. mobile phone assembly has started up again in la the international

stack tree on the outskirts of delhi it was shut down completely for 6 weeks now production is underway with reduced staff who have to maintain a safe distance from one another recording off down the road alternating grid go down the. alley out of order to get them remarkably. well because. i don't think becoming an engineer now got pretty good i don't think being told unfortunately. every employee's temperature is checked with regular thermal screening hands and surfaces are disinfected frequently. and social distancing is also practiced in the lunch room and at the dining table 1 may have had the people fear that the coronavirus has not left india or for that matter the world but we can't just stop working if we don't earn then what will we eat of these antibodies we need to come to the office and work within the official social

distancing guidelines that have been provided a little good and that even. though it's a relatively small company lava has become something of a poster child for prime minister narendra modi's ambitious effort to make india a global hub for electronics manufacturing india's already the world's 2nd biggest mobile phone maker and it's determined not to let a virus stop it. a japanese tech giant softbank posted a record $9000000000.00 loss for the fiscal year through march after its tech investment soured a collapse of office sharing venture we work had already had the firm hard then came the coronavirus pandemic saw thanks $100000000000.00 vision fund was supposed to identify tech going to corns that is startups valued at more than $1000000000.00 but it's now underwater. and just to drive home the peril facing those startups soft bank c.e.o. masayoshi song provided that animation of unicorns falling into

a valley of the coronavirus take a look. but scott says nikolai on a book called all the however i believe among them there will be true unicorns with wings to fly over the valley. you're not only a tickle model i believe we will see the birth of flying unicorns in the time of crisis. when they're with us and there you have it and that's it for me and the business team here in berlin you can find out more about these and other business stories on line it dot com slash business to check us out on facebook twitter i'm stephen bears and it's watching the from.

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