barclays didn't have enough scale can be seen doing so they decided to me for that reason but that does not mean the russian market became an attractive still very attractive place more competitive. russia's ranks fifty nine from the list of the world's most competitive countries in terms of tourism report come by and by the world economic forum took into account the environment infrastructure and natural resources of one hundred thirty nine countries switzerland tops the list with germany in second place followed by france russia go behind months for its nature and culture but as yet soon prove a number of aspects such as security and environmental protection. and that's often the business team for now the headlines are next r.t. to stay with us. will. bring you the latest in science and technology from the ground floor. we've got the future of coverage. abroad are here. we hear it because our patriotic steps up. god promised them this milind along stuff. will if they are still going to be thinking. and gone chosen people will not believe that god is real stake asia say look at the sta

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presence in the russian banking sector morgan stanley sold its russian mortgage business last year barclays says it's pulling out spain sent on there has left the retail mortgage sector as well but analysts say the russian banking industry isn't coming war competitor for international players states control banks have become more aggressive. in these more competitive much more competitive markets. of scale matters a lot. didn't have enough scale and could be said in and out of steel so. they decided to meet for a better reason but that does not mean that the russian market became an attractive stuber attractive but that's more competitive. and that's all for this hour but remember you can always buy most or is on our website r.t. dot com slash business. down the official t. up acacia chill i phone the i pod touch from the queue jumps to. the child she lives on the. video on demand keys my old compass and says feed now in the palm of your. machine on the comb. our dear. we hear it because our cash out states. the god promised them this milind belongs to. will if they are still going to be th

prospect of revised demand being given a further lived by the future reconstruction of japan and barrie barclays capital investment bank says demand is likely to grow in the second half of the year. the reconstruction work that will be needed in japan is certainly going to be a boost for industrial commodities and and for that these metals i think to begin with what we'll see is a base of a of a dip in demand because of the disruptions to my new factory to beauty within japan itself but after that i think is paralyzed or rebuilt. and rebuilt you then see and the crease probably starting sometime in the second half of this year i'm going to into two thousand and twelve i think reason in demand for things like call for. and lead demand that actually will probably benefit straight away because you need to lead for batteries and things like backup diesel generators and so on. let's have a look at the markets now starting with asia the nikkei is concerned about the crippled nuclear plant in japan the main big key focus for investors tokyo electric power company nosedived fifteen percent after it beca

japanese stocks have to call the rest as world wide but the footsie is yet again down half a percent barclays h.s.b.c. and prevention are all losing on average more than two percent but dax is up twenty three in russia the odds yes my stocks have another fifteen minutes of trading left above one percent. so this is of course lower than the initial gains that we've seen the beginning of the session as they were tracking asia high on cheap valuations in japan and hopes the economy will move. back to normality in june cause a look at some of the stocks most banking shares are posting gains burberry you see their point eight percent up energy shares of the main winners rosneft up one half percent lukoil one percent is some kind of tug of war here present because of the sad news from japan pushing world markets in the same time situation in libya and bahrain are supporting high oil prices with the ongoing uncertainty of kreutz of wise for the region. and russia's finance minister says oil prices may surge to two hundred dollars per barrel in the near future that's against the backdrop of the polit

presence in the russian banking sector morgan stanley sold its russian mortgage business last year barclays says it's pulling out while spain santander has left the retail mortgage sector but analysts say the russian banking industry is becoming more competitive for international players state controlled banks have become more aggressive in lending. this more competitive for much more competitive market. of scale matter so what. darkness didn't have enough scale one could be seen and i also. decided to look for for a better reason but that does not mean that the russian market became an attractive still very attractive puts more competitive. russia is ranked fifty nine in the list of the world's most competitive countries in terms of tourism report come by and by the world economic forum took into account the environment infrastructure and natural resources of one hundred thirty nine countries switzerland tops the list with germany in second place followed by bronze russia got rows of lehigh mounts for its nature and culture but it's yet soon prove a number of aspects such as security and e

presence in the russian banking sector morgan stanley sold its russian mortgage business last year barclays says it's pulling out while spain's sometime there has left the retail market sector but also say the russian banking industry is becoming well competitive for international players states control banks have become more aggressive. in this more competitive for much more competitive market. of scale matters the work. didn't have enough scale and. so they decided to meet for that reason but that does not mean the russian market became an attractive for its still very attractive that's more competitive and that's the update for this hour but don't forget you can always buy most or just log on to our website that's not a dot com business. in india she's available in the movie go hard not join t.v. jones violence the gateway hotel the grand imperial college and the top west coast coromandel you can aletta tell socialism good to see don't need to go and read the sun the candle was hoto as used to retreat. download the official anti happily cation kill i phone i pod touch from the i choose a

supported by the prospect of robust demand linked to the future reconstruction in japan gail berry of barclays capital investment bank says the demand is likely to push growth. the reconstruction work that will be needed in japan is certainly going to be a boost for industrial commodities and for the base metals i think to begin with what we'll see is a base of a of a dip in demand because of the disruptions to manufacturing activity within japan itself but after that i think is caroline's or rebuilds and. office blocks are rebuilt you then see and increase probably starting sometime in the second half of this year and going into into two thousand and twelve i think reason in demand for things like call her out i mean you and the lead demand that actually will probably benefit straight away because you need to lead for a batteries and things like backup diesel generators and so on. so you look at the stock markets now we start with europe and the markets there will pretty much still mix them lot of trading after the biggest rise in almost six months last week investors remain cautious on renew

supported by the prospect of robots demand links to the future construction of japan and gale berry and barclays capital investment bank says demand is likely to push. the reconstruction work that will be needed in japan is certainly going to be a boost for industrial commodities and for the base metals i think to begin with what we'll see is a base of a dip in demand because of the disruptions to. to vittie within japan itself but after that i think is carolines or rebuilds and. office blocks are rebuilt and increase probably starting sometime in the second half of this year and going into into two thousand and twelve and increase in demand for things like call for. and lead demand that actually will probably benefit straight away because you need to lead for batteries like backup diesel generators and so on. panasonic has been one of the many companies hit by the earthquake in japan although they found trees older racing supply trains have been disrupted and we asked the general director of the panasonic washer whether there could be a shoulder just brought it. coming through. the markets. we.

led by losses for banking stocks on the footsie which is trading down point eight percent this hour barclay h.s.b.c. and credentials are losing our leverage more than two and a half percent and the dax is flat. will be going to rush or the mauritius on the mice it's a close up about zero point three percent how well they have slightly retreated from their early morning gains. tracking asia high on cheap allegations in japan and hopes the economy will link back to normality of course let's have a look at some individual moves most banking shares are posting gains for frank point two percent of the energy shares are made with us despite all the crisis raining all the tile sad news from japan is pushing world markets why will this situation in libya and bahrain if supporting high oil prices with ongoing insurgency old world crude oil supplies out to the region cross nafta's rising more than one point five percent and look well it's almost episode high at this hour now chris with the world save explains why the current oil situation ace favoring russia. in many ways this combination of the thre

the prospect of verbose demand links to their future work construction in japan and gail barry at barclays capital investment bank says demand is likely to push. the reconstruction work that will be needed in japan is certainly going to be a boost for industrial commodities and for the base metals i think to begin with what we'll see is a base over of a dip in demand because of the disruptions to my new factory to beauty within japan itself but after that i think is caroline's a rebuild. and office blocks are rebuilt you learn c. and increase probably starting sometime in the second half of this year i'm going into into two thousand and twelve and increase in demand for things like call her out i mean you and lead demand actually will probably benefit straight away because you need to lead for batteries that are things like backup diesel generators and so on. the disaster in japan could reduce global co-production by thirty percent that's according to the latest research from consulting many japanese carmakers who work at the local five trees with produce another country suffering from a l

supported by the prospect of robots demand links to the future reconstruction of japan and gail berry at barclays capital investment bank says demand is likely to push growth. the reconstruction work that will be needed in japan is certainly going to be a boost for industrial commodities and for that these metals i think to begin with what we'll see is a base over of a dip in demand because of the destructions to. see within japan itself. after that i think is caroline's or rebuilt and. rebuilt and increase probably starting sometime in the second half of this year and going into into two thousand and twelve and increase in demand for things like call for. and lead demand that actually will probably benefit. because you need to lead for a batteries that things like backup diesel generators and so on. and let's have a look at the markets now the asian markets have closed in the negative the nikkei monday's concerns about the crippled nuclear plant in japan remain the focus for investors tokyo electric power company you know those who died almost seventeen percent had became clear over the weekend

their presence in the banking sector morgan stanley sold its russian mortgage business last year barclays says it's pulling out spain's sound there has left its sector but say the russian banking industry is becoming more competitive for international . state controlled banks have become more aggressive in lending. in these more competitive much more competitive market. of scale matter so what. doctors didn't have enough scale and. a knife steel so they decided to meet for that reason but that does not mean that the russian market became an attractive but still very attractive puts more competitive that's all for knowledge i mean just under one hour from now here. the. russians would be so much brighter if you knew all about song from funniest impression on some. news for instance on t.v. dot com. wealthy british style. is not on the title of my. car. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our feet in indonesia algy's available in the grou

presence in the russian banking sector morgan stanley sold its russian mortgage business last year barclays says it's pulling out while spain's santander has left the retail sector but adler say the russian banking industry is becoming more competitive for international. controller banks have become more aggressive in lending. more competitive much more competitive market. of scale major so what. didn't have enough scale weren't. enough scale so they decided to go for that reason but that does not mean the russian market became an attractive still small compared to. the russian government is planning to set up a ten billion dollar fund to help better track record investment into the country reports say that international financial giant goldman sachs has been informally arsed to guide the project last year foreign investment and now to do something like one hundred ten billion dollars with a focus on manufacturing retail and natural resources and russia is ranked fifty nine in the list of the world's most competitive countries in terms of tourism a report compiled by the world economic foru

to happen in saudi arabia with what's happened in libya production of their oil has been cut by barclay's estimates is one million barrels a day they typically produce one point six million barrels a day which the world relies on so without the supply being cut in saudi arabia needed to come out and reassure that they could produce that amount of oil and also people were concerned that any kind of revolution might spread to saudi arabia and in that country anything was to affect the oil supply there that would be devastating for the world which relies on twenty five percent of its oil supply coming from saudi arabia so these are the concerns that sent a spike in oil last week index which is really what impacts more of america's oil usage and has a greater bearing on the u.s. that breach one hundred and oil broker that i spoke to said that everybody was freaking out that investors were rushing and rushing and rushing to cover their investments because this was unexpected and unprecedented and not something that they were ever expecting or elles been trading and eighty eight to ninety four

point three percent of that one point two four percent this is of course on the nuclear worries barclays h.s.b.c. improved are down more than three percent place out. and in russia another fifteen . minutes left of trading the odds yes and the my stocks are also easing glow it's two zero levels it's yes up a half a percent my face just point three ascetics and forty that's all we have time for this i'll be back next hour with an update the headlines are next with rory stay with us.

the nerves of investors world wide on the food scene it's trading down still point four percent barclays h.s.b.c. and prevention are losing on average more than two and a half percent the dax is up half a percent in russia both the r.t.s. and the my six. point eight point six percent respectively however they have slightly retreated from earlier gains as they were tracking asia high on cheap valuations in japan and hopes the economy will look back to normal in due course take a look at some of the stocks individually most banking shares are posting gains as burbank. point six percent but energy shares are the main winners that's as crude rebuilds one half the list now there's a tug of war between sad news from japan and the situation in libya and bahrain that are supporting high oil prices with ongoing uncertainty over world crude oil supplies out of the region rosny have to therefore rising one hundred percent lukoil one percent or higher. well just finance minister says oil prices may search to two hundred dollars per barrel in the near future that's against the backdrop of political t

than in january but still twice the rate of the european average with prices rose the most with barclays and eggs not far behind finance minister who didn't call for extreme measures to curb inflation triggered by last summer's drought and high crude prices but as john davis explains officials on a limited power typed. inflation has been a melting problem since about the third quarter of last year it's not a specific russia problem and you've got a nine point four percent i think your your c.p.i. said we were on the producer price level it's more than twenty but this is really broadly an emerging market scene which is now spilling over and translating into inflationary pressures in the rest of world in developed markets too. let's take a look at how bin markets are performing u.s. stocks turned high as more positive corporate reports counted concerns of rising oil prices and political events in the middle east among top again as these but i mean as you know news the and first case companies way right doesn't dividend makes yet. european stocks and at the session mixed as worries about th

banks like barclays is a customer i have worked with on the gold price which is political.eople like bank of america merrill lynch is a good client. i talk about the middle east and how that will affect oil prices. >> how many people are there out there like you? >> it is a growth field that can out of nothing. ia ia ian bremer but the small boutique ted people like me, there are 20 or 30 of the out there. it is becoming a thing because you don't have to argue to businesses and government. we take the knowledge we have in the think tank that monetize it. then you can speak the truth. you are wealthy and you can be honest and i would never go back to a think tank that was part of the bavaria do you live in? >> i live in rosenberg which is in northwest bavaria. i am gone about half the time. i have about 20 people working with me directly and indirectly. you can manage quality with that low number. i don't have to check the footnotes. that is what i rely on. >> are you married? >> i am about to be. i will be married to a pretty german girl, hello eva. that is the reason i wel

banks, like barclay's bank say customer i've worked with on the gold price, which is really political. people like bank of america. merrill lynch is a very good client, where i talk about the arising in the middle east and how it will affect oil prices, prince. brian: how many people like you are out there? >> it's a growth field. it came out of nothing. people like ian bremer and the u -- eurasia group. but the small boutique type people like me, 20 or 30 of them out there, varying degrees of being good or bad but it's becoming a thing because you don't have to argue to businesses and governments in the world that you don't know very much about. you take the knowledge of a think tank and monetize it. you can be both wealthier and more honest. brian: you live in behave aria. what part? >> i live in the north. i have to be near an airport because approximate i'm gone about half the time. the good thing about the low number is i can manage quality. i don't have to question them, check the footnotes and make sure the english makes sen. that's what i rely on. brian: are you married? >> i'

barclays bank is that 4.39% vs. the tnt -- bb &t. huntington national bank has 6.54%.et me ask it to you in a different way, as a former businessman. if i am among the most creditworthy companies, the fortune 500, down to small companies that simply have healthy balance sheets, is there any reason in the world that they will not migrate to the largest banks when the largest banks can make a profit of nearly a point cheaper than their competition? in the pure cost of money, will this not move the more creditworthy to the big banks while leaving little banks with higher rates and being forced to take what is ever left behind? >> absolutely. let's say your deposit money at one of these banks. you go beyond the fdic's limits. do you not want to have an implicit government guarantee of too-big-to-fail behind your posits? from an ethical and point of view, you may not want to suppt these institutions because of this implicit government guarantee. but, as a businessman, how can you not take advantage of the fact that you're getting what is essentially free deposit insurance b

barclays bank is that 4.39% vs. the tnt -- bb &t. huntington national bank has 6.54%. let me ask it to you in a different way, as a former businessman. if i am among the most creditworthy companies, the fortune 500, down to small companies that simply have healthy balance sheets, is there any reason in the world that they will not migrate to the largest banks when the largest banks can make a profit of nearly a point cheaper than their competition? in the pure cost of money, will this not move the more creditworthy to the big banks while leaving little banks with higher rates and being forced to take what is ever left behind? >> absolutely. let's say your deposit money at one of these banks. you go beyond the fdic's limits. do you not want to have an implicit government guarantee of too-big-to-fail behind your deposits? from an ethical and point of view, you may not want to support these institutions because of this implicit government guarantee. but, as a businessman, how can you not take advantage of the fact that you're getting what is essentially free deposit insur

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