straight with hargreaves lansdown thank you very much. over to china now where the president xi jinping reiterated calls for international cooperation of what he's branded onesided rulemaking remarks made as tensions between beijing and washington grow over trade and humans rights abuses the she spoke tuesday at the bo our forum for asian that's a gathering of politicians business leaders and scholars organized by china to call for wider trade liberalization and criticize efforts to wall all over commerce speech comes amid renewed u.s. efforts to galvanize allies into taking a tougher stance against china. president she said that we must not let the rule set by one or a few countries be imposed on others or allow unilateralism pursued by certain countries to set the pace for the whole world or for more on this i'm joined by g. to be correspondent type aid so it's on han so good to see you as always these criticisms by she aren't necessarily new so what should we take away from the speech at the ball for him or it is a clear message to the

susannah streeter is senior investment analyst at hargreaves lansdown.tart of the year since the year i was born — are guidance outlooks a little bit outsized as well these days? bit outsized as well these da s? , bit outsized as well these da 5? , . . , bit outsized as well these da s? , . . , ., days? yes, certainly we have seen a super-size _ days? yes, certainly we have seen a super-size result, - seen a super—size result, haven't we? as you have been outlining from the likes of amazon, a huge surge in profits, taking many in the financial markets by surprise, the scale of the increases that we have seen. the same for facebook, the same for apple as well this week. and i think that to some extent there was this expectation that there would be some kind of tailing off of the rapid growth we have seen for these businesses over the past year and not at all. it certainly seems as though really they are cementing their positions right at the top of the food chain in terms of everything that we do in our lives now, whether it is shopping, socialising, onli

joining me now is susannah streeter, senior investment and markets analyst, hargreaves lansdown. the travel industry have been lobbying hard to get this data brought forward. it looks like there which was not granted. it certainly does seem as though caution is the name of the game here. yes, there were high hopes that actually, the global travel task force would say is it safe, certain routes, to reopen, and although the government has indicated that the industry really should wait until april the 12th, which was the date that was always set for the global travel task force, the indications seem to be that it looks unlikely that international travel will resume, as many hoped, on may the 17th. simply ministers are saying it is too early to set this roadmap and we have had indications from the first ministers of scotland and wales that they also believe that me the 17th is too early, so this really will be a blow for the travel industry, but there is a glimmer of hope that there will be some kind of fees to return to normality because we had this detail of a traffic light system,