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. >>> well, aviva is outshining the rest of the insurers after a hefty beat on the bottom line. the ceo telling cnbc he's unfazed by a potential ecb rate cut. >> it doesn't actually impact us that much. our book is so well matched it doesn't make that much difference. our new business doesn't really have those guarantees in it. of all the insurance companies, we're probably in pretty good shape for interest rate cuts. >>> and of course, as everyone asked if the draghi's medicines are actually working, we have cyprus, which exited its bailout early with cash to spare. we've been speaking exclusively to the president, saying there's still much more work to be done. >> translator: the austerity policy does not help if we have no social cohesion or the repurr cushio -- repercussions on the vulnerable groups. >>> hi, everybody. welcome. packed show today. absolutely packed. everybody is on the road, as you just saw. everybody will be adding a whole bunch of value to your trading day because i'm assuming you're not an expert on all of these issues that we're discussing. nobody is, rig

it will be interesting to talk abouto the ceo of aviva shortly. to caroline hyde, poring over the details from home retail. caroline: good morning. the chief executive in his statement pointing out that home retail is boosting. this is the owner of argoth and homebase. argoth is being looked at by sainsbury's. it seems to have a downward trajectory, down 1.1%. the estimate would be an improvement in like for like sales. andthe margin has improved, it's up 75 basis points. they blame what they call cannibalization impacts. meanwhile, homebase like for like sales up 3.3%, but it was a poor picture, down 225 basis points. do see saying that they pretax profit of 93 million pounds. the year in cash is significantly stronger, but overall it seems to be a miss. anna: let's cast the net wider. you also have the first news. caroline: i do. china's consumer price has jumped by the most since 2014, driven higher by food costs. cpi rose 2.3% as food prices surged. the producer price index fell almost 5%, extending its decline. nce, sodiverges says goldman sa

showing real capital strength for aviva. look out for that stock of this morning.side is like a there radere, the french media company go slower at the moment. its numbers are not living up to expectation. coming in at about half of what the market had wanted to see. the negative impact including one 77 euro restructuring costs. many banks and analysts are cutting their view on this particular stock. barclays cut to that equal weight. hans: financial sanctions are it was ainst iran, now market cap of a $90 billion in tehran. our next guest knows a thing or two about it. is the ceo of turquoise partners, any over 90% of foreign portfolio investment on the tehran stock exchange. i'm not sure if i'm allowed to invest in iran yet. we have the first question, where do you see the opportunities in tehran equities? guy: but you just made is a really interesting point, it really highlights what is going on in the world. airbus soliton of planes to tehran. here's the problem, when i spoke to the ceo a couple of weeks back and ask if there was any banks lined up to finance,

to top off the look they could ccessorize their prom hit raid the aviva institute in empire beauty school gave the girls there were a treatment with hair and makeup. >> we didn't expect it to be this big. >> the event aims to empower young women and girls who may not have had an opportunity to go to the prom, a fairytale moment. >> we want to help those who are less fortunate. the economy is better than what it was years ago but there are still families who struggle and pay $500 for just the dress and another 100 for the shoes. this is like an 800-dollar trip here. i feel like i can walk in there and everyone will look at me and it will be like those moments in on tv shows where the spotlight is on you. she was the first one to find her prom dress and says she is big night. >> i just want to keep the stress on forever. so pretty. this is my first time at prom. i'm really excited to get this experience in the stress is perfect. >> it's going to make the experience of great day at. >> picking the dress was easy. it was exactly what she wanted. >> i turned around and looked at it and i said

ccessorize their prom hit raid the aviva institute in empire beauty school gave the girls there were a treatment with hair and makeup. >> we didn't expect it to be this big. >> the event aims to empower young women and girls who may not have had an opportunity to go to the prom, a fairytale moment. >> we want to help those who are less fortunate. the economy is better than what it was years ago but there are still families who struggle and pay $500 for just the dress and another 100 for the shoes. this is like an 800-dollar trip here. >> i feel like a goddess. i feel like i can walk in there and everyone will look at me and it will be like those moments in on tv shows where the spotlight is on you. she was the first one to find her prom dress and says she is more excited than ever for the big night. >> i just want to keep the stress on forever. this is my first time at prom. i'm really excited to get this experience in the stress is perfect. >> it's going to make the experience of great day at. >> picking the dress was easy. it was exactly what she wanted. >> i turned around and look

aviva. it is lovely when you see these central bankers, that you begin -- we have a currency war.shing on a string. with david stubbs, he said jpmorgan was potential that's -.75%.ally -.7 -- >> mario draghi said he is compared to do more going forward. custom -- cut interest rates where the priority. -- rates were the priority. more along the lines he was thinking. anna: way d.c. this going in this -- where do you see this going in this negative rate experiment? we have a lot of warning bells rung. wrong -- being wro mark: we are in uncharted territory. in some cases the answer is no. in addition to that, the top line is the net interest margin is byng squeezed. -- is being squeezed. problems, but cases, valuations have become enough for us to get our toe in the water. historically we have a large exposure to. manus: where are the most appealing to? mark: mainly in the eurozone, where we have taken a state -- a stake in abn amro. a fast-growing economy in the european context. 2% or above. a percent of its is is is there. its is this is there. --it's his this is there that is set

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