i think the worries over catalona catalonia dampened the market and the market lost steam but recovered towards the end so kind of a funny day people are worried because they don't know what will ensue but on the other hand people had the time and let's say the inclination to look at the strong points of german economy for example but also low interest rates offering little alternative to investments in equities elsewhere though the catalan independence crisis weighed on markets spain's it banks posting in the three percent loss major catalonia based banks bank and somebody sank the furthest in line with a rising political risk. the us was more or less unaffected by the turmoil in europe after a sleepy start the s. and p. five hundred reached its seventh straight gain with the dow also continuing to rise . and for some more analysis let's cross over to wall street and scored yes u.s. markets continue with their record setting run what's behind that. you know it's the usual picture over here another record's pretty much every day at the moment and even news flow doesn't really seem to ma

that thirteen thousand point level at the beginning of trading then i think the worries over catalona catalonia dampened the market and the market lost steam but recovered towards the end so kind of a funny day people are worried because they don't know what will ensue but on the other hand people had the time and let's say the inclination to look at the strong points of german economy for example but also low interest rates offering little alternative to investments in equities but when you just mentioned britain and of course i mean with brics it markets had to the time to sort of get used to the idea of a country sort of breaking loose from the e.u. is catalonia pretty much the same. i don't know if it is drastically different in the way that the vote came about and also how the vote is being handled the bracks a vote was a legitimate one it was hotly contents contested it was controversial but it was legal and nobody is questioning the result in the brics that people are now negotiating with the e.u. on leaving the european union different story in spain the government in madrid the central

when you heard his words particularly the words he said first today i assume the mandate for catalona catalonia to become an independent state in the form of a republic. i thought he was very clever in the first the first place because he accepted the mandate of the people there's nothing else he could do this was a binding referendum and those of was a clear yes by ninety percent on the second hand he said he was open to negotiation so he offered the very last chance to the spanish government opening the door stretching out his hand and saying we will leave a couple of weeks for talks let's see if this works always take into account that democracy is the red line when we are going to surrender democracy because people voted and we have to heed to the call in the voice of the people can i ask you turney it must have been a different reaction listening to that speech from there in madrid. quite quite differently i don't know if you can. do a referendum with a ninety percent of support to a yes and without any illegitimacy of any kind without any independent electoral board without any census tha

i think the worries over catalona catalonia dampened the market and the market lost steam but recoveredtowards the end so kind of a funny day a people are worried because they don't know what will ensue but on the other hand people had the time and let's say the inclination to look at the strong points of german economy for example but also low interest rates offering little alternative to investments in equities elsewhere though the catalan independence crisis weighed on markets spain's it banks posting in the three percent loss major catalonia based banks bank and somebody sank the furthest in line with the rising political risk. the us was more or less unaffected by the turmoil in europe after a sleepy start the s. and p. five hundred reached its seventh straight gain with the dow also continuing to rise . and for some more analysis let's cross over to wall street yes u.s. markets continue with their record setting run what's behind that. you know it's the usual picture over here and other records pretty much every day at the moment and even news flow doesn't really seem to matter we

that thirteen thousand point level at the beginning of trading then i think the worries over catalona catalonia dampened the market and the market lost steam but recovered towards the end so kind of a funny day people are worried because they don't know what will ensue but on the other hand people had the time and let's say the inclination to look at the strong points of german economy for example but also low interest rates offering little alternative to investments in equities but when you just mentioned britain and of course i mean with brics it markets had to the time to sort of get used to the idea of a country sort of breaking loose from the e.u. is catalonia pretty much the same. i don't know if it is drastically different in the way that the vote came about and also how the vote is being handled the bracks a vote was a legitimate one it was hotly contents contested it was controversial but it was legal and nobody is questioning the result in the brics that people are now negotiating with the e.u. on leaving the european union different story in spain the government in madrid the central

is the autonomy catalonia region holds a band independence vote please forcibly remove people from polling stations and fire rubber bullets as they try to shut down the ballot catalona for jesus a dozen something inches. or so coming up tragedy strikes at a football game in france a stadium barrier collapses during goes celebrations living several fans severely injured. and we get a glimpse into renowned german painter max spectrum and metaphor of wealth is so i knew exhibition showcasing the twentieth century and his work has just opened in the city of the payment. on head of the humphrey thanks for joining me we begin a spade where the catalan regional government says more than three hundred people have been injured in a police crackdown on a banned independence referendum madrid has called the vote a false and is trying to prevent people from costing that ballots. rubber bullets being fired as protesters. clashes between voters and police forces. it was a chaotic start to cattle and spans independence referendum the central government in madrid deployed police across the region. they ceased ballot papers and boxes at polling stations and occupied the regional gov