the euro didn't do me any good on the contrary the euro harmed me. prices have doubled but wages haven't. there and when they say that we are now over the crisis they are just fooling people. we should not just look out for the multinationals but the small crafts not the small companies. the man on the street is still experiencing a crisis. because. that was not always the case. if you compare the average economic strength of all euro countries with italy it becomes clear before the introduction of the euro italy was bearing better than the e.u. average but when the euro was introduced things went down. hill since the beginning of the financial crisis the italian economy has been in a much worse state and it still hasn't recovered. what is wrong in italy and what do the italians think about the euro and the e.u. . and your money and your coming i would say that germany is the lion. and italy they dissolved. in it so to speak so. we were better off with the. influx you and today with the euro we have low wages high prices. and we see to it that we rea

is the euro really to blame. the euro was introduced nearly 20 years ago but there are german shoppers who still calculate prices in deutsche marks. a 1000 german citizens were asked what they thought of the common currency. 78 percent said that they were satisfied with the euro only 21 percent were dissatisfied with the common currency. the mood in italy is quite different the country is in crisis the economy is in decline. more and more talons are feeling the pinch like sebastiano all yes he works as a shoeshine or an palermo. his customers are lawyers businessmen people who can afford to pay $10.00 euros for a shoeshine and enjoy a chat at the same time. sometimes about europe. what do you think about the european elections. that brussels finally understands that europe should be a europe for the people. also for the people who need most solidarity the poor of people. of the sort of people that are. 7 years ago sebastiano worked for the local lawyers association not during the euro crisis the lawyers also ran

the euro in the tenor of mario draghi last roughly around 15 percent in value in comparison to the euro of the u.s. dollars that is probably the biggest effect on the united states that the euro devaluated and the dollar got much stronger with interest rates being much higher here in the united states and they are in the euro zone now you're looking at the trading day today we saw a bunch of quarterly results from different companies what do we make of those numbers. now well it's pretty basically been the busiest day of earnings season so far and for the entire surfing season in general and what you could clearly see companies that beat expectations they saw the share prices gaining quite a bit tesla for example being one example of the stock being up by a good 17 percent but then on the other side we also had some companies that could not convince them analysts was their earnings reports for example being the biggest loser in the dow jones industrial average so we had some mysis we had some beads and at the end of the day at least the dow jones industrial average basically stayed flat

euro of the u.s. dollars so that's probably the biggest effect here on the united states that the euro devaluated and the dollar got much stronger with interest rates being much higher here in the united states and they are in the euro zone now you're looking at the trading day today we saw a bunch of quarterly results from different companies what do we make of those numbers now well it's pretty basically been the busiest day of earnings season so far and for the entire surfing season in general and what you could clearly see companies that beat expectations they saw their share prices gaining quite a bit tesla for example being one example of the stock being up by a good 17 percent but then on the other side we also had some companies that.

and the euro. senioras haddad is currency strategist at cba europe. a lot going on. it's only wednesday. i think it's only wednesday right now. seems like the week has been long. for now, let's go for your first word news. >> the u.s. economy is losing speed and manufacturing is stumbling. the isn factory index slipped to a 10 year low as president trump is blaming the fed. he says jerome powell and his colleagues have allowed the dollar to get too strong, hurting manufacturers. the bloomberg dollar index is up less than 2% on the year. in hong kong, protesters are planning a fresh round of disruption after violent clashes saw pulled -- police shooting demonstrator. media is reporting the man is expected to survive, but remains in critical condition. yesterday's rally coincided with celebrations in beijing marking 70 years of communist rule. korea has fired what appeared to be a submarine-based missile just hours after saying it will resume talks with the u.s.. downplayedrump has tests as routine,

is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro. and it would take a lot by buying up sovereign bonds issued by deeply indebted member states he allowed them to avoid going bankrupt the e.c.b. has so far spent nearly 2.6 trillion euros on them at the same time borrowing money grew cheaper than ever before to boost economic activity the e.c.b. cut its key lending rate to 0 and has kept it there for years those measures have led some to proclaim druggy the savior of the euro zone's common currency others hate the policies knock on effects they've changed the ground rules considerably people who save are no longer rewarded for it and property and start prices have bloomed so did mario druggies cheap money policy work the economies in european countries once in serious crisis seem to finally be recovering somewhat but the situation is still far from stable. alexander equivalencies head of macro economics at the institute of you berlin what's your take on drug has he managed to stabilize the yours as well believe d.c. be both a stellar r

only 9000000000 euros went into renewables and electron mobility. the private sector is slowly taking environmental protection to heart and a founding initiatives like leaders for climate action. it's demanding an immediate halt to the use of fossil resources and says that companies that emit too much c o 2 should have to pay at least $50.00 euros a time for it would. be all the ditto what we need are regulations of make technologies that have a negative impact on the climate are more expensive and ones that have a positive impact cheaper. to also help consumers make the right choice and cons i'm an after life stuff i need to develop instruments available within the market economy and not necessarily provide more subsidies as a mass of. worldwide vast sums of money still go to supporting fossil fuels such as coal oil and natural gas. in 2018 subsidies and tax breaks for energy source from fossil fuels amounted to $820000000000.00 euros globally in the e.u. for example there's no tax on kerosene in many countries the price of electricity is kept arti

salmon producers here sell more than half a 1000000000 euros worth of fish every year. around 10000 people earn a livelihood from salmon working in fish farms and the processing in supply industries. scottish salmon farmers say their angered by the political trench warfare in london. didn't vote for brakes it said over 60 percent of scottish people voted to remain in the e.u. . there's a huge amount of frustration there that we're 2 years after 53 years off the referendum and we still don't have a coherent position for leading the the e.u. . in terms of business investment uncertainty is a killer. farming salmon breeding and tourism are the main sources of income in the scottish highlands. the rural region is likely to lose hundreds of millions of euros in a new funding many people here doubt the british government will make such funds available to them in the post bricks in future. to some of the other stories making news around the world tech firms dominate the list of the world's most valuable brands apple tops the list by market consultant interbred a phone is value

you will get a look back on how he saved the euro. i do not think it is a stretch to say he saved the euro from collapse. you will hear people saying he has not been able to boost inflation. you will hear questions about his inability to boost inflation . and the end of the efficacy of the monetary policy, the limits he has reached. it will be interesting to hear what he asked for on his way out. wishes,lly, his last and how he passes the baton to christine lagarde. let's get into markets with mark cudmore in singapore. what do you expect to hear from mario draghi? mark: i think he will review his be positive and uplifting on the outlook of the euro. i do not think there is upside now given his regular communication on the warnings on the downside risk to be too downbeat. i think he will be positive and try to meet his legacy pointing out that he saved the euro and did whatever it took. he preserved the currency union. the ecb has done all they can do. they need that fiscal stimulus to come through. none of it will be shocking or knew

is there a euro trade to make? jens: i don't think there is a euro trade to make.stion is whether lagarde will look for more stimulus, and then there will be a trade. she will have to go aggressive on the negative rates to generate another eating move. alix: here we go -- another easing move. alix: here ago, on surprise. deposit facility unchanged at -50 basis points. this language seems somewhat similar. they will continue bond purchases as long as needed. rates will be at present or lower levels until inflation is near their goal. they are going to stop buying bond purchases shortly before they raise rates. they confirmed they are going to start buying 20 billion euros a month starting in november. this doesn't seem like a surprise to the market at all, reiterating what they had already said. it is going to be more about mario draghi's outlook and any push into fiscal. bloomberg's matt miller is joining us with the latest on that rate decision from frankfurt. there doesn't seem to be any change. anything stand out to you? what can we look forward to? matt: if i l

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did he save the euro? is it saved?entally different questions per eight he did save the euro, the euro is around. it grew under his watch. is the euro going to be around forever? that is a different question and one the generations after him have to answer. for his legacy, i think the whatever it takes speech is probably the single most biggest moment you would want to point out. guy: absolutely and that was a critical moment in putting the euro zone back more even keel than it was. let's talk about the definition of his job. close to 2% inflation. >> below, but close to 2%. did the needle in the compass point in the right direction? did mario draghi deliver on the ecb's mandate? >> by his narrow list of measures, he did not. inflation was below 2% throughout his mandate, but nowhere near close. then again and this is what he would say, if he had done -- rates below zero, a huge amount of liquidity, it would probably be well below zero. a wideras always had interpretation of his mandate. it was not just to ensure infla

draghi hands the helm of the european central bank to christine lagarde he is held as the savior of the euro by some but many are saying he's leaving behind a weak currency that won't survive the next crisis. our way or not our way germany is governmental regulators under fire for green lighting the chinese company's products for the country's 5 g. infrastructure. stuck in the middle serbia vows to boost economic ties with russia while it also strives to become part of the e.u. . this is business. as in the berlin wall come and we start in europe after 8 years at the helm of the e.c.b. mario druggy is final policy meeting is famous 2012 statement whatever it takes to preserve the euro at the height of the financial crisis will go down in history successes leaves behind a divided governing council last month a 3rd of its members oppose his move to restart quantity of easy printing money to buy bonds from governments and companies as a way of stabilizing the euro zone. his final press conference that ended just minutes ago he was asked by a reporter what kind of advice he has for his successor

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do you trade against dollar or euro or something else?euro because the brexit volatility is most clearly expressed that way. any other currency will have significant other drivers so euro-sterling. we still see serling -- sterling upside. tom: only we can do this on "surveillance," bring the chart up here. , where itro-sterling has been trading range because of the urodynamics. are you suggesting --euro dynamics. are you suggesting we roll that over? ebrahim: the euro side has some downside but in sterling, we see an upside risk. we have not quite had the breakthrough towards a resolution and we think we will get out of that range in a few months. watcho you see a swiss shop? our team in the control room would not know euro-sterling if it hit them over the head, and they nail it with a "surveillance" banner. ebrahim: very impressive. tom: seriously, brings up a serious point that the media is cable, cable, and euro-sterling is a huge part of what we talk about as well. we will drivei, home this conversation on radio, and david pearl will

it's free to access the rooftop but an annual ski pass will cost $365.00 euro. a day pass will set you back just 20. organizers say any income generated will go to the slopes maintenance costs. the idea seems to have gone down well with many here. and the idea is proving to be popular elsewhere the architectural firm is now set to develop a green rooftop in paris to improve quality in the french capital. a painting by british street artist banksy has sold for more than 11000000 euros the highest price yet for one of his pictures the work depicts lawmakers in the british parliament as squabbling chimpanzee is highly appropriate to some observers given recent events. with britain's parliament in turmoil over the fast approaching bracks it deadline this was the painting fetching millions at southern bees london option house on thursday. banksy is taken a debate in the house of commons was originally titled question time when it was painted back in 2009. but the artist has renamed it devolved parliament in a damning critique delivered just off to m.p.'s arguments ov

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who asked in all when we can see you have never given the euro through turbulent sees. you have not avoided controversies and today we can look forward to a successful currency that if you have the secured europe and the euro area and the stability of its currency and these are truly deep traces that you have left behind . former i.m.f. head christine lagarde takes over from the party she credited him with rescuing the single currency from disaster stewardship is now coming to an end and you leave with the euro more popular than ever and trust in the e.u. at its highest level since the crisis druggy in turn offered words of support to a successor. of the time of this crime for me to hand over to christine legarde and of course i've said it many times her repeated now i have every confidence that you would be a superb leader. and so it was time to ring in a new era with the changing of the guard to look dark. she takes the reins of the european central bank on november 1st. space tourism is about to go public starting monday investors can trade shares of virgin galactic

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a muslim hundred 50 billion euros of italian debt. euros of 150 billion italian debt.tal coming back to work in the eurozone and substantial volumes. anna: part of the reason for that is perhaps what mario draghi has done away from his direct mandate on inflation about saving the euro. we have this chart which is the future of the euro. this is the breakup index. you can see it has come down and down and down. a breakup of the euro has moved from the forefront of investors minds to very much a sideline, a niche issue. david: brexit has actually made it less likely that any country wants to think about leaving the eu. we've seen the whole thing coming together and the isrative of the eurozone moving into recession. when you drill into the data, bank lending is now very strong. and where lending has not picked up, there are particular problems in italy and spain. netherlands, we have seen bank lending pickup and a strong housing market. you can see where some governing council members are coming from. bundesbank,t the you are increasingly concerned about financial stabil

million euros. beat on third quarter income. management confident they can reach the midterm target. the ratio coming in at 11.3%. a beat on the net income front fullyuity chair one ratio loaded at 11.3%. let's turn to africa. time for the weekly segment, africa in focus. we hone in on some of the biggest market stories from across the continent. joining us from johannesburg is the south africa bureau chief. let's start out with south africa. the finance minister is set to deliver midterm budget -- the midterm budget later. what exactly are we expecting? >> well, that is the big event of the day. the finance minister expected to deliver that midterm statement in parliament later this afternoon. analysts are expecting the bailout in south africa that had to make to the embattled state owned countries may widen the budget deficit to the biggest since the financial crisis. economists in the bloomberg survey expect a fiscal gap of 6.1% of gross domestic product for this year. this is compared to treasur

a third-quarter operating profit missing 900 million euros. the estimate was 963 million euros.cutting its outlook. to six to the outlook 8%. it also sees slightly down year on year. in terms of profit being hurt, the reasoning is it has been hit by last-minute bookings -- lower last-minute bookings. also demand for cargo transport height of the summer travel season. let's talk about bba. .ine-month income falls the net income for the third quarter is a nice beat. nethe third quarter interest income, four point 49, pretty much in line with the market. beat even the highest of the estimates. there is only one topic that matters. it is the fed. powell re-grasp? nejra: officials have cut basis point pet -- have cut rates for the third consecutive time. the pausealso hit button unless the outlook changes materially. the fomc promised to monitor data. theme powell justified central banks position in a news conference following the rate decision. >> the policy adjustments we have made since last year are providing and will continue to provide meaningful support to the economy. we beli

attention is focused on the euro.s where in the euro zone doesn't underline economic growth. we overestimated the pace at which it is growing. tom: i take your point, but to meet we are in search of a banking union. we are in search of not only bank combination across borders but some form of cohesive fiscal space. can madame lagarde driver forward those two goals? kallum: that will fall on deaf ears, unfortunately. the big job of the ecb is to continue to figure out how it can provide a financial backstop the next time there is a genuine crisis. the politics in the euro zone is too divided to get a fiscal union. what is likely to happen is individually countries that have space will gradually turn on the fiscal taps. for the ecb, what worries me is they will try with the depot rate, may go lower. that will not make a difference. bring that down by 10 or 20 basis points. french industrialists will not switch on the taps. backstop, what actually you can do as a central bank is contained risks that you get financial spi

and the euro area.y huge achievements during his time. those are the ones he will be remembered for. matt: what do you think we will remember draghi for, and what has the effect been on markets? we've seen equities climbed during his tenure but they haven't told. -- doubled. louise: seen some of stabilizing, that have done well to bring -- ensure everything continues as is. we have yet to see the repercussions of the negative interest rates and that cheap debt that continues to fuel the economy and perhaps fueled global equity markets. what do we do next? where is the next ammunition and we have yet to see that. we will see that in the next five to 10 years going forward. that legacy is something that is still an uncertainty, and certainly people are looking over to japan. is that where europe is heading? matt: do you as an equity investor count on christine lagarde continuing to tell the same line? louise: certainly as a starting point, yes. we don't expect any rash moves, and she made a speech in the

to stop money—laundering, cash purchases over 3000 euros are banned here. gold dealer willing to break the rules. his name is georghe bluchner. on the first floor of that building over there, the offices of georghe bluchner‘s old company and from those offices, he arranged to hand over 200 kilograms of gold in exchange for 6 million euros of dirty drug cash. we have evidence the convicted money—laundering is still up to his old tricks. so we have gone undercover. belgian privacy laws mean we cannot show his face in our secret filming. but look what he says. one of the french journalists we are working with is posing as a money—launderer looking to buy large quantities of gold with dodgy cash. despite his conviction, it seems mr bluntner is still happy to take dirty money. he was also caught faking invoices to make black—market we wrote to mr blutner to ask why he is still happy to help money launderers. he didn't respond so i have come to ask him in person. mr blutner, hello, i'm andy verity from bbc panorama. will you answer some questions for me? no. it i

sales, 4.7 billion euros. let's get your first word news. >> turkey has launched a military incursion into syria to force kurdish militants away from the region. ankara has fought separatists for years, repeatedly warning it will not allow the creation of a kurdish state on its southern border. president trump was asked what he would do if turkey wiped out the kurds. his response, he would wipe out turkey's economy. now to brexit. orest johnson -- boris johnson is set to hold last-minute talks. we have three weeks until the u.k. leaves the eu. each side blaming the other. if the leaders cannot reach an agreement, brexit talks could collapse entirely. more trouble for bowing. boeing. 737 jets still have to be grounded. the plane maker is setting up a repair center for the aircraft. this is after the federal aviation administration ordered -- on 30,000 flights. numeral -- rugby world cup matches have been canceled because of the impact of a typhoon. tournament organizers are not holding. it is the first time eve

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i earn euros. to change that into pounds, so i am waiting for the pound to fall further. it has not happened for the past couple of months. where do you see that pair going? john: i think we end up with some sort of a delay. we end up with some sort of brexit, but mostly in name only. perhaps outside the eu with special conditions that more or less look like the conditions before the exit. i think the risk is, talking about deficit countries and surplus countries, a persistent -- even the tremendous revaluation has failed to drive significant rebalancing in favor of improving the deficits, so i think we could see a one-off. once we see the shape of brexit, perhaps in january or after an election, whatever the situation is, a knee-jerk reaction, perhaps towards the upside for the euro versus sterling, we could see 95 revisited, baby higher in euro/sterling. matt is planning his trip to ship field. -- two sheffield. irish media is saying that this cannot be the final landing place, and that is the wa

the rural region is likely to lose hundreds of millions of euros in the e.u. funding many people here doubt the british government will make such funds available to them in the post brics and future. let's get the markets you. are standing by a wall street for sobrino european financial markets were initially quite upbeat about this deal but then the enthusiasm fizzled out as the agreement still has to be approved by the british parliament how are people on wall street looking at all of this. here was kind of the same over here markets started in positive territory but try to hold on to the advance because investors have multiple reasons to be cautious the british parliament could still shoot down this agreement when it meets out of a given that northern irish union is still oppose it and even if a deal is possible to help that much because companies are likely to continue to put off u.k. spending decisions until the terms of trading with the euro are clear so yes the deal had an impact on wall street today but investors are so worried and looking at today's t

maria druggy held his final policy meeting his famous 2012 statement whatever it takes to preserve the euro at the height of the county's own financial crisis will go down in history fall as successes leaves behind a divided governing council last month a 3rd of its members oppose his move to restart a quantity of easy printing money to buy bonds from governments and companies as a way of stabilizing the euro zone. and his final press conference that ended just minutes ago he was asked by a reporter what kind of advice he has for his successor christine legarde is what he had to say. no advice is lead she knows perfectly well what she has to do and by the way she has a long period of time ahead you know we should have to form her own view to get it with a go in council about what to do but the stop here really. in a frank 1st who is listening to this full statement he leaves an empty arsenal there for his successor christine legarde a chemist spector change of direction from. christine lagarde and all of her public statements so far has sort of mirrored drive these policies she said this so

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england will qualify for the euros if they beat the czechs.for the euros if they beat the czechs. yesterday, tammy abraham said the players were prepared to come off the pitch all together if they were not happy. uefa's protocol for racial abuse ends with the officials abandoning a match if announcements inside a stadium do not stop the problem. there is the ua for process. we have to have faith in that process in a game that was recently stopping italy because of that. and then everything else is hypothetical because we don't know the situation that we will be in as a team or that i will be in as a manager. but are very clear in terms of all of the staff but would need to happen. we wa nt to staff but would need to happen. we want to be able to concentrate on football. —— the uefa rules. it's the simone biles show at the world gymnastics championships in stuttgart. the american superstar won another gold medal today, this one came in the all—around final and she still has another four individual finals to come. david mcdaid is there for us. a