archa na shukla. cycle is an ongoing cycle for india on the macro front. it was a major driver for that element of productivity. as we look to recover, the broader to mid—low end so essentially, what we see at this juncture, the economy orchestrated very quickly. so that's the challenge of these mid—cycle corrections, tech bosses and experts from more than 80 countries are set to gather at the ai summit in paris. and with china's new ai release deepseek, the pole position marc cieslak reports. sums on the development of this technology the company behind chatgpt. later on in the week, representing us interests. close behind the us, we have china. now, the effect that chinese companies have had has been quite dramatic. just a few weeks ago, deepseek, the chinese ai company, announced that its technology had costjust $6 million to develop. a lot less than the amounts that we've seen from us and european rivals. this has had a dramatic effect, wiping $1 trillion off the value of us tech stocks in a day.

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india's key interest rate now stands at 6.25% to the country's sluggish economy, which is expected shukla

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sebastian shukla, thanks so much. all right. turning now to this, the trump administration forging ahead, working to implement its agenda, including downsizing the federal government's workforce. >> the people. voted for major government reform. there should be no doubt about that. that was on the campaign. the president spoke about that at every rally. the people voted for major government reform, and that's what the people are going to get and as all of this happens, democrats have little leverage in the fight with a republican controlled washington. >> still, they're pushing back against trump's latest moves, often in court, questioning his use of billionaire elon musk in his effort to cut government waste. musk, of course, not elected. >> i'm trying to figure out exactly what it is that the republicans believe our job is, because right now they have relinquished their constitutional duties over to an unelected bureaucrats. >> if this. committee were serious about rooting out waste from our federal government, than. >> today'

. >> saurabh shukla from news mobil. mr. president. >> you spoke. >> about prime minister modi. >> as a tough negotiator. >> who was the tougher. >> negotiator today and. who has a better negotiating. >> tactic when. >> it comes to tariffs. >> oh, he's a much tougher negotiator than me. and he's a much better negotiator than me. there's not even a contest. okay. yeah. go ahead. please go ahead. go ahead. >> reena bhardwaj from ani. uh. >> how do. >> you see this relationship between. >> india and the united. >> states to counter china? and what is. >> your. >> vision when it. >> comes to india? you know, brokering peace? uh, in the ukraine and russia conflict? >> well, i think we are going to have a very good relationship with china. i got along with president xi very well until covid. that was a bridge too far. but until then, i got along with president xi very, very well. we were very close. as leaders go, i don't want to be naive, but. >> we're going to continue to monitor this news conference between the president of the