and here's a look at what we call economy in the 21st century i'm christiane washington and here's a look at what we have in store for today the federal reserve has once again cut rates after the u.s. economic have in store for today the federal reserve has once again cut rates after the u.s. economic outlook remains shaky professor richard wolfe london to hand today to break down what that remains professor richard wolfe london to hand today to break down what that means for the future of finance in the states and around the globe. their currencies for the future of finance in the states and around the globe. but their currency further into the mainstream regulators are beginning to take serious note of the technology further into the mainstream regulators are beginning to take serious note of the technology. of the american institute for economic research joins the phone today in studio jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research joins the phone today in studio to help us sort through the safety concerns in the cook the space a minute. we have a help us

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and i'm christiane. washington has a look at what's on that today. i don't use being in march 2009 but it quite possibly is going to be a recession in which the certainly trump trade deals with the plight of. american manufacturing continues its slide dragging global markets with it but advised by the men to protect me in the street you managed to catch up with author and economist to get his take on the international slump and what we can expect on the horizon was the european central bank is back out of the microscope in the make wake of its major rate cut and now the central bank is feeling some heat within the e.u. the way forward for the birth american business association is standing by to take us through the turbulence across the atlantic so much use so little time let's go. the u.s. equity markets dropped after the release of disappointing economic data adding to fears over the health of the global economy but it turns out that the old mantra good news is bad news once again holds true stocks got a panic bid up as the odds of an imminent rate

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around the world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century i'm christiane washington daniel guido's out on assignment today we begin in china where as silly tensions between the 2 global superpowers have spilled over into a new realm the basketball court professor richard wolf is standing by to break down the reactions by the major players in the controversy and what this could mean for the future of u.s. kind of straight talk. despite the current recent roller coaster the future of the currency maybe given the state of global economic affairs currency analysts and so on and rocky miller of 50 enjoy the show to delve into the forward for emerging from let's get to it. after rockets d'amore made a public statement on twitter on sunday the 6 to support the hong kong protests news spread quickly and ignited the anger of china immediately giant sponsors like song don't development bank. 10 cent streaming platform slammed on magazines and more all of whom make up between 10 to 15 percent of revenues announced the suspension or terminations with the rockets furthermore prod

happening around the world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century i'm christiane washington daniel on assignment today we begin in china where as silly tensions between the 2 global superpowers has spilled over into a new realm the fast ball court professor richard wolf is standing by to break down the reactions by the major players in the controversy and what this could mean for the future of us. plus despite behind the roller coaster the future of the currency may be brighter given the state of global economic cryptocurrency analysts fenceline and rocky miller of 51. join the show to delve into the path forward for bitcoin and merging crypto let's get to it. after august d'amore made a public statement on twitter on sunday that 6 to support the hong kong protests news spread quickly and ignited the anger of china immediately giant sponsors like song hype with don't development bank leaning 10 cent streaming platform slammed on magazines and more all of whom make up between 10 to 15 percent of m.b.a.'s revenues announce the suspension or terminations with the rockets furthe

and i'm christiane washington here's a look at what's on that today the power of the u.s. dollar has been the dominant player in the financial world for decades could it but could that down the verge of changing professor walsh joins the show today to break down what the future how the store for the greenback around the globe was in the zone has come under heat for controversy surrounding the show recognition technology and the e-commerce journey is to create recognition regulations literally so author and take the exact software joins the program to give us his view on what's in store for the sector plenty of things on our plate on the get go and let's go. with the latest ugly i have some misses the u.s. equity markets have sold off part into going to 4th quarter and they're now testing levels where more technical for selling will exaggerate the market's volatility the dow plunged more than $500.00 points to break both the 50 day and the $100.00 day moving averages with big tech leading the decline global market slump after the u.s. manufacturing i assume tumbled to more

christiane washington has a lock out was done back today. if you don't exert extreme pressure in even attempt to force the decoupling of china u.s. relations will definitely damage the interest of the u.s. and chinese enterprises in people because financial market turmoil you know danger international dream in the world economic growth we do the u.s. will meet us halfway to work out a resolution in a constructive manner another day another twist in the u.s. kind of trade war as the 4th plane that the company ministration had idealist companies from american exchanges a move that the administration now denies horrors above a trading is on candidate and allies market reactions and what the movie is going forward with the transpacific negotiation. was a judge has ruled against the labor dispute even more trouble for the already holding company molly barrows contributor to america's lawyer will be on hand to sort through the ruling and what this effect could have for iran must end the test superstar firm time to go let's go. what started off as

covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century funding of brioche and i'm christiane washington has a look at what we have in store for today the global economy continues to chill as recent data paints a gloomy picture just over the horizon r.t. correspondents on thursday oka and jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research joins us show to sift through the stats and what that could mean for the market what's just obscene may be gone but the mystery surrounding them and to use the 2nd as new earnings have been unveiled archie correspondent john hardy is on his delve into the details of the new revelation to get into a bit of the business mindset let's go to. the september jobs report is out and the numbers show a tight labor market as the unemployment rate dropped to a 5 decade low the top line data looks good with 10 industries adding jobs 3 losing and one unchanged alleviating some concerns on the street and boosting the markets today but let's take a closer look in the payroll report was rather stagflation area as wage growth was flat stagnating and posting

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and i'm christiane washington here's a look at what we have in store for today the global economy continues to chill as recent data paints a gloomy picture just over the horizon r.t. correspondents on thursday oka and jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research joins us show to sift through the stats and what that could mean for the market well it's just what you have seen may be gone but the mystery surrounding the man continues to begins as new earnings have been unveiled archie correspondent john king is on his delve into the details of the new revelation to get into a bit of the business mindset let's go. the september jobs report is out and the numbers show a tight labor market as the unemployment rate dropped to a 5 decade low the top line data looks good with 10 industries adding jobs 3 losing and one unchanged alleviating some concerns on the street and boosting the markets today but let's take a closer look the payroll report was rather stagflation area as wage growth was flat stagnating and posting the worst annual growth in one year if we take out government jo

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has a look at what we have in store for me in a tie. 1st century i'm christiane in washington here's a look at what we have in store for today the break the roller coaster takes a day at another turn at the deadline has been extended for today the break that rollercoaster takes today at another turn of the deadline has been extended into 2020 down in the former 1st minister alex salmond joins us now from a bid in 2020 down in the former 1st minister of stalin and joins us now from a big round of the pond to break down what lies in store for the saga. around the pop up on the breakdown what lies in store for the saga. as uncertainty rages on in europe the sense of the phrase by seems to be making progress as uncertainty rages on in europe's attempt at the phrase by seems to be making progress there are reports that the us are making progress towards a deal more with the there are reports that the us are making progress towards a deal more with above a trading lend a hand to shore through the stock and call the talks are moving market and labor trading lend a hand to shore throu

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century i'm christiane watching to all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century i'm christiane washington here's a look at what we have in store for today the federal reserve has once again cut but here's a look at what we have in store for today the federal reserve has once again cut rates after the u.s. economic allover main taking professor richard wolfe lend us a hand today it's after the u.s. economic outlook remains shaky professor richard wolfe lend us a hand today to break out once and break anything else but what if that's what you need to put on a plane and you throw in the box and end up in the rough days on the globe on the globe. but there's more and the further into the mainstream regulators are beginning to take. the different the further into the mainstream regulators are beginning to take note of the technology jeffrey shuster of the american institute for economic research going to children out of the technology jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research going to go today in studio to help us sort through the safety concerns in the crystal image in st

i'm christiane walling covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century i'm christiane washington here's a look at what we have in store for today the federal reserve has one here's a look at what we have in store for today the federal reserve has once again cut rates after the u.s. economic outlook remains shaky professor richard wolfe again cut rates at the u.s. economic outlook remains shaky professor richard wolfe lends a hand today to break down what does that mean for the future of finance in the states and around the globe and today to break down what does that mean for the future of finance in the states and around the globe. for their currencies further into the mainstream regulators are beginning to take. their currencies further into the mainstream regulators are beginning to take serious note of the technology jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research joyce of serious note of the technology jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research joins us so today in studio to help us sort through the safety concerns in the coastal states ami

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and i'm christiane in washington has a lockout what on that today the power of the u.s. dollar has been the dominant player in the financial world part decades could tip i could back down numbers are changing their wallets joined at the show today to break down what the future how the store for the greenback around the globe was an amazon has come under heat for controversy surrounding facial recognition technology and knowledge e-commerce giant is honoring to create the recognition regulations literally writing them themselves author intended to exact. joins a program to give us his view on what's in store for the sector plenty of things on our plate this time the get go and let's go. with the latest ugly i assume misses the u.s. equity markets have sold all part into going to 4th quarter and they're now testing levels where more technical course i will exaggerate the market's volatility the dow plunged more than 500 points to.

i'm michelle fleury in washington, and christian fraser is in london.ocrats‘ impeachment inquiry took a significant leap forward on tuesday following testimony from the top us diplomat to ukraine. "damning" and "devastating" — just some of the words being used to describe william taylor's account of the trump administration's efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate the president's political rivals. behind closed doors, ambassador taylor, who remember is still a serving diplomat, gave nine hours of testimony. his opening statement stretched to 15 pages. the ambassador said... referrring to an anticipated meeting between the ukranian president and donald trump at the white house... he said donald trump wanted president zelenskyy "in a public — that is, the investigation intojoe biden‘s son. onjuly 18, he went on... just before coming on air we were joined from capitol hill by democratic congresswomanjackie speier — who sits on the house intelligence committee and was at yesterday's hearing. thank you so much forjoining us. you were in the room when bil

i'm michelle fleury in washington, and christian fraser is in london.re is a lot happening on brexit this evening, a lot of it unfolding while we are on air. deadlines have come and gone as borisjohnson continues to push for a brexit deal ahead of tomorrow's eu summit in brussels. but as we speak, despite positive noises on all sides, there are still issues to be resolved. the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier is presenting proposals to the eu ambassadors tonight. we should get something from donald tusk the eu council president in the next hour. that may cast some light on where things stand and what the agenda will look like at tomorrow's summit. in his efforts to keep everyone on—side, boris johnson has been keeping various groups updated through the day. key among them the democratic unionist party of northern ireland, as well as members of the erg, that influential group of brexit supporting mps. contrary to news earlier this afternoon that the dup were on side and a deal was practically in the bag, arlene foster tweeted this afternoon that such

i'm michelle fleury in washington, christian fraser is in london.johnson has written to the labour leaderjeremy corbyn setting out proposals for a general election on december 12th. in the letter he says he is extremely sceptical, that parliament's habit of voting to delay brexit will change and a further delay he says will do nothing other than waste more time. the prime minister says he will be putting forward an election motion for parliament to vote on, on monday. it would require a 2/3 majority to pass. mrjohnson says if labour votes in favour of the motion, the government will timetable the brexit legislation again providing time for scrutiny until the 6th november, when parliament would be dissolved. previously labour has said it would not back an election until the eu had given the uk a brexit extension. this is a party, jeremy corbyn and the labour party that have called repeatedly for a general election. they have called for an election to be delayed until there is ideal in brexit, until there is be delayed until there is ideal in brexit,

world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century i'm daniel burial in washington christiane is on assignment in new york we start today in ecuador where protests in kenya even after a government was forced to flee the capital and tracer rounds former official of the ecuadorian central bank joins the show to give us his take on why these protests are happening as well as the i.m.f. role in the turmoil plus the strike at general motors continues as the company's management sets for talks with u.a.w. union leaders but there's still no end in sight as demands are still not met lauren fix the car coach is standing by to give us a tour of recent developments in the global auto sector all this plus trade talks the stock walk and the troubled comeback of another legacy music format straight ahead let's go. to missiles struck an iranian oil tanker traveling through the red sea roughly 80 miles from the coast of the saudi arabian city of jeddah on friday according to iranian state media took place in the early morning hours in damage storerooms on the oil tanker said bt which is 0.09

hello and welcome — i'm michelle fleury in washington and christian fraser is in london.te which split, almost entirely along party lines, the house of representatives has endorsed the democratic—led impeachment inquiry into president trump. the resolution, which was passed a few hours ago, provides for open hearings and a written report on the case. it also entitles the president to legal counsel in the hearings which so far he has been denied. but it also sets the president and the house speaker on a collision path — the two most powerful politicians in washington —— whose careers could be on the line in this impeachment fight. speaking earlier nancy pelosi said today's vote was no cause for celebration. sadly, this is not any cause for any glee or comfort. i doubt anybody in this place or anybody that you know comes to congress to take the oath of office, comes to congress to impeach the president of the united states. republicans however, have stuck by the president and house minority leader kevin mccarthy called the impeachment inquiry unfair and undemocratic. democr