shanti kelemen is an investment director at brown shipley.as talking about the diplomatic fallout of this but what will it mean, do you think, in terms of trade going forward? it does not mean much yet. and partly that is because in covid and the economic stimulus measures that governments have introduced are so large that they will completely wipe out a lot of other impacts on the economy and i think that the key things that are interesting about this is that it is human rights orientated rather than economic. the trade was we had well focused on copyright infringement, unfair business practices, economic issues. on the other thing is how coordinated it was internationally. the trump administration often announcing sort on the fly.— sort on the fly. this was clearly _ sort on the fly. this was clearly well-planned - sort on the fly. this was | clearly well-planned and clearly well—planned and coordinated across lots of different western countries. do you think that it will have a significant impact in terms of what is going on in china or no

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anna: shanti kelemen, brown shipley investments director.ue the conversation with us on bloomberg radio. let's head across the channel, eu ministers need to ramp up coronavirus faxon nations. vaccine passport could ease a return to normality. german chancellor angela merkel faces further pressure to ease the lockdown after his finance minister -- after her finance minister called for a quicker reopening. joining us now is maria tadeo from brussels. maria: the big conversation here continues to be whether or not -- can be selling and whether we will need to show a certificate. the commission says it is working on the first steps towards that. some are calling it a digital green pass. you would be able to show whether you have been vaccinated or whether you have tested negative. they say this is the first step towards mobility whether you are looking at that for work but also for tourism. if everything goes according to plan come it would be operational in three months. right before the summer. what is interesting is that all of the discussion