pascal lamy, director general at the wto with us. thank you very much for your time. >>> let me show you what's playing out on global markets today. the benchmark 600 in europe tracking weaker, so a very different picture from yesterday, a reversal from some of the green that the markets have been trending on of late, down almost 1% on the morning session. drilling down to the individual markets, you can see where some of the selling is concentrated. notice where this is taking place, across on the core markets. the likes of the ftse, which has been changing some fresh peaks. it's been trying to get through to the 6,900 level to test out the all-time peaks. it hasn't gotten there. we've reclaimed 2007 levels. nonetheless, the trend today is to back away from those levels. we're down 1.1%. the xetra dax has been very close to its all-time records, but it is also going backwards today, almost 0.9%. so, the selling is more heavily concentrated in these key marks. the cac down by similar amounts. the core which has been picking up of lat

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