sameer hashmi in mumbai. the nikkei has been falling over worries over trade. was no need to keep canada in the north american free trade agreement, nafta. and also warned congress not to meddle with trade negotiations, 01’ to meddle with trade negotiations, or he says he will simply terminated altogether. that spooked investors in the us and also asia because it raises worries over the likelihood over whether there will be a deal with china orjapan and the us so lots of questions over trade. that is how it has opened across europe over the last hour and we have a close watch on turkish inflation, up another 2.5% month on month in august, much more than forecast, so over the year inflation soaring to just shy of 18%, real concern with prices rising so quickly, how can turkey keep that in check? the big question it can deliver. more that with sour. michael hewson, chief market analyst at cmc markets is with us. good morning. nice to see you. indeed. labour day in the us, no action on wall street but the news coming out of turkey, given the news we have had out o

i'm joined now by my colleague bbc business correspondent sameer hashmi. amazon in expanding its market share in india? well, sally, for amazon the timing couldn't have been better because they're launching this as they hit the $1 trillion valuation. india is one of the fastest—growing markets when it comes to e—commerce. for amazon, it's a very significant market. if you look, they're in a tight race with walmart‘s flipkart. looking at the indian e—commerce market, only 10%... looking at india as a country, 10% of the population speaks and understands english. but if you talk about hindi, one of the main official languages here, nearly 40% of the people can understand and speak hindi, and that's exactly what amazon are going for. they feel the next 100 million customers in india will come from the regional market, and that's what they're aiming for. it's not going to be easy, companies have tried that in the past and it hasn't worked, clearly they see the next big push coming from this side and that's what they're aiming for. that's why they're rolling th