anz says the settlement is not an admission of liability. south america now.where guyana's oil sector is booming. the tiny country of around 800,000 people is one of the world's fastest growing economies. exxonmobil is a key player there, because of a deal it signed with its previous government, which some say is controversial. stephen sakur from the bbc�*s hardtalk programme caught up with the president of exxonmobil guyana. remember when we signed the agreements here, there was still a lot of risk very early in the exploration of this basin and, indeed, you know, risks are notjust geological risks when you operate in a new developing country or in different parts of the world, so all of that needs to be taken into account. sure, but you only paid — correct me if i'm wrong — 2% royalties in this country. the norm in many other countries is 10%. the cost—sharing agreement with guyana means you can claim literally billions and billions of dollars of costs before you even get to the profit—sharing. that kind of deal, according to global witness — an anti—corrupt

let's get analysis from the head of anz. a lot of disappointment. your forecast is for .2%, are they overshooting? >> not surprised by 5%. they need this to double gdp. what needs to have been is to back up stimulus measures and more targeted stimulus. ambitious, but not out of reach. need consumers to spend. if they get the confidence to come back in, that will go some way. haidi: people are worried that they do not have the stimulus to back it up. do they do direct payments? >> that is why they are targeting stock market this year. they are trying to turn things around and they will try to spur a rally to improve consumer confidence. stock market has rally you need economic fundamentals, so we are watching the first they use. we need a bill over. spending was encouraging but we need to see that be sustained. haidi: the risk of a spiral, is that they are? >> we have seen deflation but eventually you rebound. china is facing negative inflation due to factors around prices but we can move out of this. >> that was focus on the budget target at 3%, but

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