k. macro economic policy institute at the hands booklet foundation thank you for your analysis. now tech giant apple is reported to be secretly developing its own micro l.-e. d. device displays at a plant in california that's according to bloomberg the report says apple's investing heavily into the project micro any disagreements are flat panel displays that are making gadgets thinner brighter and use less power compared with current displays it could take up to three to five years before the screens appear on the market so far apple own designs chips for its mobile devices. and for more on this let's cross over to our financial correspondent do malone in frankfurt now good to see genelle no word from apple at the moment what people on the trading floor make of it. you know this is actually a story that went quiet for a while and seems out for surface now one of the key times that this was on the radar was four years ago when apple bought locke's two that's a taiwanese company that specializes in micro. even though at the time didn't make much fanfare about it as such investors

k. macro economic policy institute at the hands book foundation thank you for being with us i think you think that you could say that you know the european union is worried when it dashes over to d.c. as it has done now what are its chances do you think of wrestling those tariffs off the table of an exception for the european union to be honest i really don't know donald trump said that he wants some security conditions for a following exemption to those tariffs and we don't know what those security conditions are really there could be increases in almonds in arming expenditure by the european union but we just don't know and as long as we don't know we don't dream know the likelihood of getting exemptions so let's look at the broader picture then the head of the i.m.f. christina got has said that if we look at the one nine hundred thirty s. the lesson from history is trade wars are on winnable do you subscribe to that view i think trade was on deed and winnable but we should perhaps not escalate or exaggerate the danger at the moment i don't see that we will see a repetition of what we

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