them thank you very much indeed for your time dick parsons you know how to phrase that at national australia bank thank you spend time for us today thanks very much. and i say all for now i'm actually going to have the i mean figures for the u.s. economy for a short in a few minutes time tony for that later on now. well for british science. sometimes that's right. markets finance come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our cheap.

growth is bump a and that the jobless rate remains an exceptionally high more parsons from national australia bank and so he had. yes i think the u.s. economy is very much in recovery mode and let's not forget that it's because of that fact that mr bernanke he was able to announce yesterday that the prospects for a third round of course that of easing were less than they might previously had seemed so it's not that the absence of q.e. is going to choke off the recovery it's rather that the fracture of recovery is going to choke off q.e. . i list see how the u.s. market is opens up they are indeed open up for business right now says the how the day they are and even positive territory as the labor market continues to improve that as for brush with now. and they closed up in the red as you can see the artist and the my six both in negative territory so we'll see how the stocks got on gas prom closed in the red blue color was down after reporting the net income rose fifteen percent to ten billion dollars on the back of high prices but the result came. this fall car so that's why they're in there bit

meetings which don't really result of anything and actually we spoke to nick parsons from national australia bank who says that this meeting won't be any difference no formal agenda is actually being published i think we're in danger of really getting some retreat over kill here the but because there are too many summits or quite simply too many of these meetings there is plenty of scope for disappointment when they go into announce or achieve anything but the markets themselves become more tuned to this more might hopefully expect that any disappointment in price terms at least will be quite limited. so let's take a look at those markets will start with the exchange rates the euro is trading slightly lower against the dollar and not some concerns about what's happening in the euro zone as far as the ruble is concerned it's been it's next on a thursday at last a little bit against the greenback gained a little bit against the euro will happen they did figures from when the russian markets open which is in about an hour let's move on to asia shares there are seeing modest growth in japan and expor

is paid and that the jobless rate remains unacceptably high hopes when it passes from the national australia bank have. yes i think the u.s. economy is very much in recovery mode and let's not forget that it's because of that fact that mr bernanke he was able to announce yesterday that the prospects for a third round of course to be easing were less than they might previously had seemed so it's not that the absence of q is going to choke off the recovery it's rather that the fracture of recovery is going to choke off q e. ok we're going to head to the u.s. market now and see what's going on now it opens up in positive territory and that's where it remains at this hour as you can see the dow jones and the nasdaq both adding we're going to see now how the russian markets close is completely different story here are closed up in the red there were stocks falling from a seven month high let's see how the individual chinese caught on that. closed in the red as you can see lou called bulls also down a round of course of. another top performer of the month. as disappointing and finished as you can still

again but they don't really result in anything and actually we spoke to nick parsons from national australia bank and he says that this meeting by ben ministers in brussels will not be any different actually and no formal agenda is actually being published i think we're in danger of really getting some retreat over kill here the but because there are too many summits or quite simply too many of these meetings there is plenty of scope for disappointment when they don't actually an ounce or achieve anything but the markets themselves have become more tuned to this more might hopefully expect that any disappointment in price terms at least will be quite limited. and now let's take a look at those markets in europe they just opened and as we can see they are pretty much of a large spot in positive territory but have a better picture next hour let's move on to the exchange rates the euro and straighter lower against the dollar and that's following concerns about what will happen in the euro zone when it comes to the ruble it's a nuisance a little bit i guess the greenback but again then against the eu

of this analyst meetings will have a no results in the end we spoke to nick parsons from national australia bank who said this regional won't be any offense and no formal agenda is actually being published i think we're in danger of really getting some retreat over kill. b. but because there are too many summits or quite simply too many of these meetings there is plenty of scope for disappointment would be going to actually announce or achieve anything for the markets themselves become more tuned to this more might hopefully expect that any disappointment in price terms at least will be quite limited. well let's take a look at some other international markets also it will be extremes race think you're asserting something lower against the dollar and that's because of course investors are worried about the situation in the euro zone as far as the ruble is concerned it's a similar picture with what was so on thursday the ruble is fading slightly lower against the greenback that is gaining against the euro and if we move on to a session as there are seen a modest growth in japan exporters are benef