sasha steffen at the frankfurt school of finance thank you german exports have posted the biggest monthly drop since twenty fifteen or february that's despite expectations that actually increase with the economy in good shape the federal system is office here in germany says the seasonally adjusted exports fell by three point two percent on the month imports dropped why one point three percent a strong europe was thought to be behind the slump in exports some analysts say that we cannot keep this sign that growth in europe's biggest economy could be losing momentum. france's national rail operator since yes says that the ongoing workers' strike has already cost around twenty million euros a day after day marks the fourth day of industrial action the strikes are set to run until the end of june amid little sign of a climb down from either the government or the unions. the chaos on french train platform shows little signs of easing both the government and the unions are holding firm workers' rights is a cause notably close to french hearts but the broad consensus that protected france a sta

might be on the horizon all rights to the risky bank within capital a big task ahead of the cia sasha steffent the frankfurt school of finance thank you. meanwhile in london five traders from deutsche bank and british bank bought case take to the stand today in the first europe risking a child by euro boy is the benchmark interest rate set in brussels wish banks challenge each other to lend money to lend euro's the trade is a charge with manipulating that right to their advantage at the height of the financial crisis the past is catching up to do it to bank again the german lender had hoped the euro bourses candle was over allegations of rigging the average interbank interest rate has already cost deutsche bank billions of dollars in penalties in the u.s. u.k. and in the e.u. in the last two years that some traders involved are going on trial is throwing the bank back into the spotlight deutsche bank is one of the banks that set the europe or rate that rate is calculated by the european money market institute in brussels twenty banks from all over europe send their daily interest rates to the