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a positive sign for this kind of international effort. brent: you're watching "dw news."till to come, germany's interior minister has been accused of insensitivity after he appeared to joke about failed asylum-seekers being sent back to afghanistan on his birthday. over to fanny and the effects of that ongoing tariff battle. fanny: it is only a week since the latest tit-for-tat -- multinationals are already scrambling so that goods headed to the u.s. to not pass through china. the first american carmakers are raising their prices to make up for higher duties. reporter: tesla is the first american company announcing it is raising prices in china. the move comes in response to beijing's decision to impose tariffs on a range of u.s. products. china is the world's biggest car market and tesla cannot afford to be priced out. plans are already underway to build a factory in shanghai which would allow the company to avoid terrorists in the future. -- avoid tariffs in the future. bmw is also -- the company manufactures it's x series at a plant in north carolina. each year about 1

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brent holding above $71 a barrel. tom: we do economics, finance investment, and international relations and politics. morning with marvin barth of barclays, head of european fx strategy. taking a global, holistic view on the economy. joining us today on a very robust president. i think this is fascinating. withrite like hemingway next to no words. the president goes on and on. is there anyone to make him concise? >> as we know, the answer to that is no. you cannot get him to stick to talking points. you cannot get him to stick to what his own administration's position is. getting him to write in short, concise, declarative sentences is a nonstarter. tom: i put a little bit out on twitter yesterday. his writing on bloomberg opinion, i thought this was forceful on a huge amount of writing overnight. the presidents 40 minute press conference on -- on as separate idea, he goes on to say all previous presidents have eventually come to the same conclusion -- when we try to --sheith him, putin really emphasized erdogan, there erdogan,erdogan, late and we forget the early putin. how much different is putin?

international benchmark is knocking on the door of $80 a barrel. it hit that level in may, and that was the highest level since 2014. when you get $80 as a benchmark for brentallon for americans and we have mid term elections coming up in november. the president gets very twitchy with that level, but the irony is here oil prices are higher because of the president's actions. he has put sanctions on iran and venezuela. venezuela has already lost half a million barrels a day of production in 2018. they'll lose more in the second half of the year. the president's calling for importers of iranian crude to stop those orders by november so the iranians export 2 million a day. they signed an agreement a week ago friday in vienna suggesting they will try to stabilize the market. the iranians are accusing the president of trying to break up the opec cartel. the major producers around the world. the president sent three tweets attacking opec. the last one was a week ago friday when he says opec needs to do more, and it was right at the end of the meeting when i was in vienna, extraordinary, his timing and the pressure he's putting on saudi arabia and the other oil pr