this will mean —— 21 billion us dollars. this will m ea n cost —— 21 billion us dollars.omen. so australian women could actually save around 40 of the grocery bill every year and that will kick in from january next year, so that will kick in from january next year, so a that will kick in from january next year, so a very positive outcome here for australian women and also the gender equality, i think, here for australian women and also the gender equality, ithink, moving forward. but it is quite possible the debate will not actually. as unfortunately, there are a lot of women that still live in poverty and cannot actually afford sanitary items, whether they are tax free or not. and australia is not the only country to abolish this tax. you have canada following in 2015. this year, india scrap the 12% tax on feminine hygiene products by 12%. good to know. good to see progress on that. thank you so much. now let's brief you on some other business stories. rbs chief executive ross mcewan has warned a no deal brexit could tip the uk economy into recession. he told the bbc a "

partly the strength of the us dollar and the fa ct strength of the us dollar and the fact that the federal interest rates recently but it is also because the chinese economy is slowing down. worries about the trade will pushing the currency lower. —— the trade wall. but it can help to boost growth by making china more attractive to the rest of the world so beijing is caught ina rest of the world so beijing is caught in a bit of a bind. if it allows that to happen, it risks the idea of president trump and escalate the trade war. he and president xi are expected to meet. any weakness could derail those talks and make things the china much worse. making sense of the decline of war. australia has ratified a huge pacific trade deal, meaning it will come into force at the end of the year. the trans pacific partnership covers more than $200—billion in trade. president trump pulled out of the pact last year, but the remaining members have pressed ahead. let's go to our asia business hub where shara njit leyl is following the story. another milestone reached 7 another milestone reached? that's righ

china's currency is flirting with the seven yuan mark against the us dollar which hasn't been seen sincen the yuan are being closely monitored because it is a flashpoint in the trade war between the us and china. steve brice, chief investment strategist from standard chartered bank told me about the central bank intervention.” chartered bank told me about the central bank intervention. i think it can determine where they want a level and they should achieve that pretty much. so the key thing for them obviously is they are trying to manage several things at once, their relationship with the us, the domestic economy. so the economy clearly is at a structural slowdown but also a cyclical slowdown so to some degree they don't want the cmy to weaken, to strengthen significantly, or to mitigate those concerns, so from where we go from here i think they will obviously be very focused on what happens with the dollar, so if it remains on a bull trend as it has done this year than the cmy is likely to breach that seven level. so you are saying really it is a story about the strong us dollar but of

since the begining of the year, the chinese yuan has weakened about 10% against the us dollar. in says the issue of currency needs to be part of future trade talks. and, of course, there's a growing trade war between washington and beijing. but in the strictest, technical definition, is china a money manipulator? the country's central bank's official policy on the currency market has been to bolster not weaken the yuan. joining us is jane foley, senior currency strategist at rabobank. welcome to you. what you think is going to come out of this us treasury report? to think they will find china is a money manipulator and, if they do, what will happen next? i don't think they will and there was an indication last week that they will probably not be pointing the finger at china, but it has to be said the yu china managed their currency against the us dollar, they do that, but managing it to keep it further. if they were to walk away from managing the currency, there would be a huge outflow from china and the currency would fall. the yuan has weakened against the us dollar the ship b

on them in response the european union is planning to set up a new payment system bypassing the us dollar allowing you countries to continue trade with iran including in oil so they get this straight or historically close ally europe is actively trying to weaken the us petro dollars to stand tall with the big bad boogeyman iran yeah i mean that's how much we need ourselves from the international community hell just less. week a senior analyst at j.p. morgan chase said investors should diversify away from the risks of the us dollar only it sounds like high time to vest in gold how do you one better how about investing in both the baby i don't know i mean i've created currency lee it's based on the bald standard you see it's only worth anything if you make a bold gesture right before you spend it like if i want to buy an expensive bottle of pappy van winkle bourbon records going to tell me to go sell right unless i sure where nothing but a pair of flow is on my arms and a snorkel on my. then i'll get in that goddamn whisking. thank you thank god of americans no longer dollars for their educ

shows you how much of the chinese currency one us dollar buys.nd this is where it is now. so the more you can get with the us dollar, the weaker it is. it is down to an abrupt things. partly it is the strength in the us dollar on the back of more confidence in the economy there, and the fact the federal reserve increased interest rates. but it is also because the chinese economy is slowing down. worries about the trade war affecting the chinese economy is pushing the economy lower. but a weaker one can help to boost growth by making chinese exports more attractive to the rest of the world. making sense of the fall in value of the chinese currency. we have asked you to get in touch with us today about facebook is more europeans are not logging on. what are you up to? we have had a lot of tweets. charles cross says i removed it from iphone and tablet and i'd take it on my desktop once a month. johnny blade says i dropped it a few yea rs johnny blade says i dropped it a few years ago, it is old hat and boring. christopher hill said facebook dived wh

us dollar to avoid sanctions.us dollar to avoid sanctionsm trading in local currencies, not the us dollar to avoid sanctions. it is going to be hard because the road of the us dollar in the financial system is pervasive, prevalent and it is going to be difficult. but we are going to be a little bit more patient, it mean that our patients will never run out. what was important for us was to see the political commitment of europe, to see that the political commitment was bought at than just words. that, i think we have been able to test. now we had to test the viability and the utility of this new system that they are devising. and there are other issues. britain wants to see the release of prisoners, like this womanjailed for the release of prisoners, like this woman jailed for five years on spying charges she denies. woman jailed for five years on spying charges she denieslj woman jailed for five years on spying charges she denies. i cannot interfere in the work of the judiciary because in irani and law, she is re

chase said investors should diversify away from the risks of the us dollar only it sounds like high time to vest and gold how do you one better how about investing in both as a baby i don't know i mean i've created currency lee it's based on the book standard you see it's only worth anything if you make a bold gesture right before you spend it like if i want to buy an expensive bottle of pappy van winkle bourbon records going to tell me to go sell right unless i sure where nothing but a pair of flow is on my arms and a snorkel on my. then i'll get in that goddamn whisking. ok thank you thank god america is a lot of dollars for their education even if it's been years since they went to college luckily there is a student loan forgiveness for many or is there let's go to a doctor correspondent natalie mcgill for the truth bomb. if you decided to enter a public service job such as teaching social work or being a first responder in probs the you are putting your country first and your bank account dead last because it's no secret these jobs pay worse than the white house staff or task where l

dollar i mean i think this is on us figures they already. twenty two trillion dollars of interest if you like of which four korean dollars seventy four trillion dollars is cash and that was in the middle of two thousand and seventeen they will have more no that is for sure what's being driving the dollar has really been the interest rate differential between. the euro you borrow in europe the interbank races minus point three percent something like that you can. borrow at three months by u.s. treasuries virtually zero to two point two percent you go to two and a half percent strip to take out of that you geared up ten times because that's the quality of the asset that you're buying and you've got twenty five percent only money you know what's not to like about it and that basically is what's been driving the dollar nothing else really i mean this idea that. the u.s. economy is absolutely marvelous and it's going to be good for equities it is it is strong the u.s. economy is strong because there is a huge deficit driving it there is an awful l

the story is a little more about the us dollar's strengthening, particularly this year as us interest against the yuan this year. the stronger dollar makes american exports more expensive. thank you so much, interesting, sharanjit, keeping us across what is happening there. let us stay with what the us is up to with regards to trade with china. it has announced plans to withdraw from a 144—year—old postal treaty which the white house says lets china ship goods at unfairly low prices to the us. the united nations treaties as low international rates for packages from certain countries, a move originally designed to support poor relations. the us as the discounts that american businesses at a disadvantage. ebay has filed a lawsuit against amazon, accusing the us retail giant of using illegal tactics to recruit sellers. it says amazon representatives abused ebay's internal email system to contact sellers — a violation of the marketplace's policies. amazon declined to comment on the case, which follows a letter from ebay demanding an end to the activity. it had previously said that it was

and us trying to take dave's had successfully laundered more than a million us dollars through a county's network now the had to find a country to both arrest him and get him extradited to the united states once we went to the loo or capture freeze we had to find a place the community would be comfortable traveling to develop an airplane like how we're going to do this how we're going to how we're going to catch this guy and so we basically drill down to panama was a was a good country for us we do a lot of work down there and they were they were interested in helping us. they needed to come up with a y. to persuade altaf canady to get on a plane and leave dubai undercover started building a story about his traveling down south and central america and that we had we had more business as drug traffickers we had more business that was happening there in south america and that if the nominee could come there and meet meet some of the cartel members of what we would say then we would be able to give him more business . are. very good. the fine. sweet was the offer of a panamanian p

the price buyers pay for a leave us pressures arabica beans has fallen to less than one us dollar a pound that's less than what it costs to grow the coffee in colombia's mountainous labor intensive coffee region you've got going to. i've seen people crying over what they're being paid for a bag of harder and beans people just crying out of desperation. current prices mean that farmers make less than one cent of the u.s. dollar for each cup of coffee sold across the world farmers here in colombia are wondering for just how long they'll be able to work at these prices there's already gave up like the owners of this field that abandoned it two months ago. it's very painful it's devastating because we spent all of our life growing coffee. these are new plants that just started producing last year so much work such a big investment yet the situation is so bad that these people decided to let the beans rot at the. small representation of farmers held a sit in in front of the embassy of the european union in bogota to bring attention to dear situation. and leave your says he's giving up hope say

deficit the us government paid a whopping five hundred twenty three billion us dollars and interest in fiscal twenty eight eighteen here's a chart going back to zero nine hundred eighty eight which is quite interesting you see that the interest that we pay annually on our debt is rising rising rising despite interest rates going down that whole time we're still paying more and more every year which goes against what everybody always says oh all these debts are manageable because interest rates are so low yeah well you know america is like a guy who won the lottery and blows it after world war two we ruled the world we have the most gold we have the sound of the currency we have low interest rates and we were american century ready to go and like the profit lottery winner blows it all here we are in twenty eighteen having kind of blown it we have too much debt twenty one trillion in debt and the interest on that debt is that as you point out something like a half a trillion dollars annually which is getting close to the annual budget deficit which may well actually the budget deficit an

and us trying to take dave's had successfully laundered more than a million us dollars through counties network now the had to find a country to both arrest him and get him extradited to the united states once we went to the loo or capture freeze we had to find a place that konami would be comfortable traveling to develop an airplane like how we're going to do this how we're going to how we're going to catch this guy and so we basically drill down to panama was a was a good country for us we do a lot of work down there and they were they were interested in helping us. they needed to come up with a y. to persuade altaf konami to get on a plane and leave dubai undercover started building a story about his traveling down south and central america and that we had we had more business as drug traffickers we had more business that was happening there in south america and that if the nominee could come there and meet meet some of the cartel members of what we would say then we would be able to give him more business . cards are. very good. the fine. the sweetener was the offer of a pa

and us trying to take dave's had successfully laundered more than a million us dollars through counties network now the had to find a country to both arrest him and get him extradited to the united states once we went to the loo or capture freeze we had to find a place. he would be comfortable traveling to develop an airplane like how we're going to do this how we're going to how we're going to catch this guy and so we basically drill down to panama was a was a good country for us we do a lot of work down there and they were they were interested in helping us. they needed to come up with a y. to persuade altaf konami to get on a plane and leave dubai undercover started building a story about his travel and down south in central america and that we had we had more business as drug traffickers we had more business that was happening there in south america and that if the nominee could come there and meet meet some of the cartel members of what we would say then we would be able to give him more business . brokered. for. the fun. sweetener was the offer of a panamanian passport so

this is a one hundred us dollar knight one hundred u.s. dollars if i were to take that to an official zimbabwean bank and exchange it at the official zimbabwean exchange rate i would get these four notes seven hundred fifty thousand dollars each that means my one hundred us dollars turns into three million. dollars now what you have to bear in mind is this is not a lot of money have a look at this this is a three hundred mil bottle of coke which i bought yesterday that cost fifteen million zimbabwean dollars at the official exchange right that cost five hundred us dollars five hundred u.s. dollars for a bottle of coke so what ends up happening here is that zimbabweans use the black market now because of the supply of cash in the country that can supply a lot more money on the black market instead of three million zimbabwean dollars i get three billion this great big wad of cash three billion dollars it turns my bottle of coke into a fifty cent bottle of coke which is far more palatable i'm sure the great i mean these one of these notes is t

our limit the price buyers pay for a leave us pressures arabica beans has fallen to less than one us dollar a pound that's less than what it costs to grow the coffee in colombia's mountainous labor intensive coffee region you've got going to. i've seen people crying over what they're being paid for a bag of carter and beans people just crying out of desperation current prices mean that farmers make less than one cent of the u.s. dollar for each cup of coffee sold across the world farmers here in colombia are wondering for just how long they'll be able to work at these prices there's already gave up like the owners of this field that abandoned it two months ago. it's very painful it's devastating because we spent all of our life growing coffee. these are new plants that just started producing last year so much work such a big investment yet the situation is so bad that these people decided to let the beans rot. a small representation of farmers held a sit in in front of the embassy of the european union in bogota to bring attention to dear situation. and leave your says he's giving up hope s

the heterodox has become the orthodox well based on his suggestion in the title the tyranny of the us dollar i don't think these nations that are dollar rising i don't think they care about the price of it i think they care about the tyranny of it is what he's suggesting and i think what we've suggested and you know jim rickards has also suggested that on the show and i know i and bited him to come on the show today but he was on his way to washington d.c. he said to talk to some folks there we know who those folks might be about the dollar is asian and so with the dollar is ation we also come to another headline suggesting that you know mean stream sort of figures are coming to the kaiser report way of thinking and this is another possible downgrade for the u.s. debt and this is economic inequality could cause us debt downgrade moody's says economic inequality isn't just an academic idea as the recent wave of populist voting has made clear but a new report suggests that worsening inequality in the u.s. could have financial repercussions for the country that report out by moody's early in oc

the trade war has hit the value of the yuan, while rising us interest rates have boosted the dollar.s pushed the yuan close to seven to the us dollar — levels not seen since the financial crisis. on the plus side, it makes chinese goods cheaper — and that helps to offset the effect of the trade tariffs. but if it falls further, it could see investors start to move their money out of the country. robin brant is following the story in shanghai. there you are, hello. live, i was expecting perhaps play player but we get you live, even better. what you make of these numbers? they are a coming ina make of these numbers? they are a coming in a little softer than expected that this is still going great guns compared to the us, the eu, the uk, for example. yeah, you're right. 6.5% is very healthy viewer looking on from london and rome, but it confirms that the rate of growth in the world's second—largest economy continues to slow. now it is 6.5%, that is bang in line with government forecast us talk about the caveat of chinese government forecast because what we get from the national statisti

if you look at the monthly numbers, in september, the trade surplus was at 34.13 billion us dollars. oods to the us than the other way around and that is, again, a record for the us trade surplus but also it happens after the tariffs kicked in. some of this signing this comes from companies frontloading their orders because they expected trade tariffs to kick in and they would want to get their goods out the door before it happened. thank you very much indeed. let's ta ke let's take a quick look at the markets. they have rebounded. japan's nikkei changed course and ended higher on friday, as investors took heart from gains in chinese shares on upbeat chinese export data. in europe... the volatility that swept global markets this week seemed to cool off a little. kim gittleson has the details of what's ahead on wall street today. on friday, after a wild few days on wall street, fourth—quarter earnings season finally begins. wells fargo, jp morgan and citigroup are all expected to report their earnings before us markets open here. jp morgan, for one, is expected to show that profits at

four we need another bailout we need twenty five trillion freshly printed us dollars or we're going to go into a massive recession and in fact that's not going to happen because the interest rate environment now after thirty two years of going down is entering into a secular bear market for a bond which means a secular move in interest rates higher that could last five to ten years we're heading into bond nucular winter the bond winter the bond market. could go under it could go worst in fukushima it could go worse than godzilla it could go worse than for you know bad sushi on an empty stomach well actually i'm going to skip ahead to the conclusion that wall street offers because of course some might say oh japan will face a debt crisis but they can't face a debt crisis essentially because they have too much savings in cash i just am by far the most over indebted country in the world their relationship to its economy has decided that there will be no debt crisis a debt crisis would force japan to brutally cut its budget for social services and raise taxes by large amounts to make ends

the us is trying to cling to this idea of the us dollar reserve currency empire they've built over a post world war two era where everyone gets into debt to the america and pays homage to america china russia iran africa good name and they're all saying no we want markopolos up even trump wants markopolos up we want to go for it we want to trade directly bilaterally we don't want to be part of the globalization anymore. this is cruel. to the need to actually physically pulled it out of the ground you would have well well well well. there's a lot of money with joy and with that comes. a lot of lot of people from all over the country. if you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. as a minimum. here in the. they were told sixty dollars a day it's hard work full work it's not easy work and so they want to relieve their stress of how do they relieve their stress these men move that outlet these men that comfort these men that. people have been murdered up here people been raped there are massive drug issues up here you have a venue have everything else that comes along with money.

targeting by the us means being cut off from the us dollar, the us economy, every goods or services yourom the us, it could be extraordinarily damaging. fora us, it could be extraordinarily damaging. for a financial institution it is a death knell. the timing of the sanctions is quite intriguing, they come into play next tuesday, a day before the us midterm elections, so does it suggest something? i don't think it suggest anything with respect to iranian sanctions, it will impact russian sanctions, it will impact russian sanctions, at top topic around the world. in terms of the markets it is unlikely to destabilise the markets? markets have been playing with this already and they have understood the impact for a while. it will depend how tough the us is on november five, will they grant any waivers, oi’ five, will they grant any waivers, or will they say no to anyone? john smith speaking to me earlier. now, the end quality is so poor in delhi that india's top court described it as critical, pitiable and terrible and now authorities have asked 100 industries to shut down and not convert

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over again my venezuela is dumping use of the dollar in his international trade the movie is in retaliation for the severe us financial sanctions imposed on the country's officials including the president but caracas is far from alone in moving away from dollar dependence is the new bush explain. norm us the land of the world's top of oil reserves the now if there's no more boy all selling in greenbacks. let us be free we will not be anyone's colony again the latest in the now apparently nonstop hits to the pin yalit of the dollar system the impregnable tender since world war two and guess whose currency correct is. ousting it fought. off the trump threatened anyone dealing with iran brussels drops a bombshell on its old us chum in iran trade e.u. simply ditching the dollar e.u. member state will set up a legal entity to facilitate legitimate financial transactions with iran and this will allow european companies to continue to trade we had done in accordance with european union low and could be open to other partners in the works. russia's backing brussels for them a pittance already talki

us assign it playing to this idea of the us dollar is nerve currency empire they've built over a post world war two era where everyone gets into debt to the america and pays homage to america china russia iran africa maybe they're all saying no we want markopolos up even trump wants markopolos up we want to go for it we want to trade directly bilaterally we don't want to be part of the globalization that it was. me and. this is crude oil. soon they need to actually physically hold it out of the ground you would have well well well well. there's a lot of money with the oil and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. if you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. as a minimum there is an issue. here in india. they work well sixteen hours a day it's hard work well work is not an easy hand so they want to relieve their stress and how do they relieve their stress these men move back out like he's men that comfort these many. people have been murdered up here people been raped they're massive drug issues up here we have a boom you have everything else that

since the begining of the year, the chinese yuan has weakened about 10% against the us dollar. ury secretary, steven mnuchin, says the issue of currency needs to be part of future trade talks. and of course there's a growing trade war between washington and beijing. but in the strictest technical definition, is china a money manipulator? the country's central bank's policy on the currency market has been to bolster, not weaken the yuan. jeremy stretch is head of currency strategy at cibc world markets and joins me now. welcome to you, good morning. what are you expecting from this report? well, china has been on what's called a monitoring list for a number of years and that's very much where they are likely to stay. clearly president trump wants to put additional pressure on the chinese, but the evidence doesn't back up the idea that they have been artificially weakening the currency andindeed artificially weakening the currency and indeed evidence would suggest they have been trying to sustain it to prevent it from falling further. so pressure on the chinese, yes, but i don't t

currently each home costs approximately two hundred us dollars to pay with the financial support coming from various organizations and private donors. in the last fifteen years people are on her team have treated six thousand homes in ninety three communities across the region which are home to twenty four thousand individuals incredibly the number of new cases of trans disease in these communities has dropped to almost zero. is because one inside. the more important is the. jaeger this is a very sad this is. the back to the house. with the inside and outside painted the house will be clear of the insects within twenty four hours. following its success one thousand targets disease the pain is now being used to come back thank you fever and malaria in communities and gone. bob rita lives in one of the first villages that people are treated in bolivia. can you. describe to me what your house was line before the painting was done. but it seems they were working on a week or so whether lots of intrigue in your house see the body among. the terrorists. those saw me and then check us free you

dollar is ation meaning our country is moving away other countries moving away from or a lying on the us dollar for financial transactions which threatens our status as the world's reserve currency and trust me we want to keep that reserve currency status a real bad like starting a legal war is bad. cess in a foreign leaders back legs sag remains our firstborn to the blood god of chaos and hate yet here now to explain more is our senior economist john a vote on all. right. a. welcome welcome john tell someone from recent examples of this deep dollar is ation trend all right now you listen to me and you listen real good ok there are no examples of the dollar is asian whatsoever ok because the dollar's asian is the end of us a gemini slash our economic ruin and i'll be goddamned if when i retire i would have to subsist on a diet of cat food grass and baby bird crumbs. right right take it easy. baby bird croom's what this program launched by the federal government in two thousand and seven according to that report roughly ninety nine percent of processed applications have been tonight ninety nine

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the brazilian currency, the real, has slumped over the past year to well over 4 to the us dollar.has, though, regained a tiny bit of ground in recent weeks. that is partly because of the rise of this man, jair bolsonaro, a far—right senator and former army officer who is leading the presidential polls. he is promising to bring brazil's debt under control with privatisations and austerity. that has reassured some investors, but for some, there are echoes of the military dictatorship that ruled brazil from the 1960s to the 1980s. a month ago, he survived an asssassination attempt. against him, in second place in the polls, is fernando haddad of the left—wing workers‘ party, or pt. he is proposing more government spending and taxes on business and investors. haddad became the pt‘s main candidate after ex—president luiz inacio lula da silva was disqualified following his 12—year jail sentence for corruption. the pt has ruled brazilfor 13 of the past 15 years, and is blamed by many for its crippling recession and widespread corruption. well, if no candidate gets more than 50% of the vo

current government, it is facing an election early next year and the currency, being weak against the us dollartion is expected to be fairly significant and would have quite an impact on the budget. that is the end of this is edition of asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl. thanks for watching. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: donald trump has accepted the resignation of his ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley. she's dismissed speculation she's planning to run for president in 2020. hurricane michael is bearing down on america's gulf coast, bringing 100 mile an hour winds and life—threatening storm surges. alabama, florida and georgia have declared states of emergency. after one of the hottest summers on record the mining industry is reaping the rewards of what promises to be the best ever great harvest. there has been a steady increase in wine production in the uk over the past few years. 0ur correspondentjon kay reports from devon. 0n the banks of the river dart, it is a vintage year. today alone they picked six tons of grap

to us a sign of playing to this idea of the us dollar reserve currency empire they've built over a post world war two hero for everyone gets into debt to the america and pays homage to america china russia iran africa become a mad they're all saying no we want markopolos up even trump wants markopolos up we want to go for it we want to trade directly bilaterally we don't want to be part of the globalization any more. one else chose seemed wrong. but old rules just don't hold. any old belief yet to shape our disdain comes to agitate and in games from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the way to the united states is dangerous for moost of the illegal immigrants. crossing their fingers to the world a simple they want to. but many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentries sides of the drug used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities. bank. policy to. get them in a lot of class and they want to. watch as they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the. school so if you.

the us assign explaining to this idea of the us dollar reserve currency empire they've built over post world war two hero for everyone gets into debt to the america and pays homage to america china russia iran africa and they're all saying now we want markets all as a trump wants markopolos up they wanted for it we wanted to trade directly bilaterally we don't want to be part of the globalization anymore. this is crude oil. so they need to actually physically hold it out of the grass he would have well well well well. well. there's a lot of money with the oil and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. for the issue. here in the. they work well sixteen hours a day hard work well work is not easy. and so they want to relieve their stress of how do they relieve their stress. these and then move that out like. that comfort that. people are going to. saudi journalist vanishes into the queue with reports that he's been killed inside the saudi. basically denies the allegations. dismissing claims that russia china

and also the currency, which has dropped some 6% versus the us dollar in the last six months.rojecting them being colder, but we also know there are lots of other issues in china. instance, they are putting in place all the stimulus measures. one of which is potentially weakening their currency to boost exports, but also they cut the reserve ratio for banks, essentially banks are now allowed to lend more. these are stimulus measures they are putting in place, are they worried about this trade war? they are certainly concerned and obviously china has to be playing from the perspective of they want to seem like they are being conciliatory but at the same time, they have to remain relatively tough and it is a fine line to war, particularly with the whole debate so particularly with the whole debate so criticise. in the debate becomes increasingly important because people are looking at a lot more closely. one of the problem is that china has is in the quality of the data. relaunch the us because we have the federal reserve and its minutes to out for the open committee meeting and

and on the financial markets, solid us economic data has boosted the value of the us dollar, and us government bond yieldsjump to a seven—year high. and a treat of a guest for us this morning, we get the inside track on specialist patisserie, as we talk tojeremie vaislic, co—founder of maitre choux. and i'm sure you would be willing to queue for a delicious eclair but for how long — we are discussing queue rage as a mum's suggestion she should get priority in the coffee shop goes viral. let us know — just use #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. ireland has boosted theresa may s hopes of breaking the impasse in brexit talks by backing her emerging plan for an all—uk customs union with the eu. the irish prime minister is in brussels today for talks with the eu's brexit negotiator michel barnier. mr barnier has rejected the idea before, but officials in dublin privately argue it could settle the border question and open the way to a deal. let's take a closer look at the issues involved. after brexit, the 499 kilometre border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland will e

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i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime families each day. eighty five percent of global wealth if you want to be old for rich the point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise minus two years some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and this morning rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a our industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need remember it was the one to show you can afford to miss the one and only boom but. i want to show you something these are the ten cardinals that are usually considered the last poll full of the vatican this is the c. nine right it's an advisory board ok and a here. miller trifecta of the congregation of the doctrine on the face among these ten cardinals four are accused of having covered up. you know that of course. what you think of it i have no no particular knowledge about any of them. i just said to me that you knew it i know that there are allegations but

is this an indication that oil prices will surge to 100 us dollars per barrel before the end of the years an if— then kind of scenario, but you have to consider it as being more probable. a few geopolitical glitches and this thing is off to the races and we could see 100. well, car industry bosses are also very worried about oil prices and they are gathered in paris for the motor show. it is generally a male dominated industry, and then you have the chief executive at french car manufacturer citroen. she has been named the most influential woman in the motor industry for a second time. our business correspondent caught up with her and askedif correspondent caught up with her and asked if the industry is focusing too much on men than they create new vehicles. it is an exciting environment, but looking at products, they are probably designed bya products, they are probably designed by a male designer with a male in mind. are you in your position have any influence over the kind of products which are built? lennon we have been trying to change that process , have been trying to change that