investors are really shows that they are still warry so yeah let's see how this is all going to unfold throughout the day daniel some analysts say that this is sort of a normal market correction although right. yes that's what many are saying i mean we have to remember throughout the last months and pretty much in years we have seen quite a rally happening here at the stock market many investors already in the past were saying that those numbers are actually not the real numbers and that now maybe with this correction trading would be then again more realistic. coming back to you briefly if you can investors are moving out of stocks where is their money going. well to two places that money is going now that there's panic stricken everywhere one currency which is not only where a lot of volatility is seen and to emerging markets is where this is seeing and this see if he wins for now. down there in frankfurt thank you very much. now misery loves company and beleaguered u.s. stocks soon from fellow sarfraz elsewhere in the world asian indices received a thrashing as we've heard and disma

came to the stock exchange this morning at six am i already saw some of the traders are being very warry that we might see a crash happening here too. day at the trading floor the oily and occasional was actually showing that the blue chip index tax could be at a level of minus eight percent even under the mark of twelve thousand points it seems now that investors are thinking a little bit again with their brain and not anymore with their stomach there are very certain that we're not going to see any kind of recession of course they are afraid of more interest rate hikes in the united states because of this we are still seeing losses level of our two point three percent similar picture also around europe but not those massive losses that we have seen in asia and also on wall street but then you'll explain the panic around the world where experiencing because as i mentioned the fundamentals a so good right now and everyone you are correction of some sort would have to come at some stage. yeah exactly i mean when you talk about yesterday for example i mean investors are also telling me the

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in the last decade or two is the fact us seeing china particularly rise very quickly and there is a warri on the economic side you know china is six seven years away from becoming the biggest economic power in market value terms so that is the concern i think were approaching in an interesting way another spot nick moment. as you remember in the fifty's when the u.s. worried it was falling behind the soviet union and technology development russia and china are cold revisionist powerset want to shape the world under their modelling the latest us to fan strategy so to me it sounds tat an american mindset there is to american world to you which is right and there is all the rest which are incorrect or adversary revisionist and need to be confronted how can the u.s. exist and multiple reality with this type of uni polar mentality well that's that's a big difficulty and that's something that. i've been worried about for years because i think the u.s. is going to remain a great power in whatever sort of. world order we have but if it continues to play its cards. you know like it did in the nine

won't be able to drive into central stuttgart for instance and there's another group that is very very warry. the large community here in germany of small businesses tradesmen handy craftsman they've invested heavily in diesel powered vehicles and as i say they are very very worried about the possibility of a diesel ban as i've been finding out. it's the busiest time of day at this family run bakery and. dozens of customers throughout the city are waiting for their morning to liberates. like many small businesses in germany it's invested in diesel powered delivery vehicles which are cheaper to run due to years of tax breaks for diesel. they use would hit the company. if the ban on diesel powered vehicles covers the whole city then we have a problem in principle that we'd have to shut down and we can't deliver our products by public transport so we'd have nowhere to go. zinah blames the sheer volume of traffic in german cities and has some of the country's worst it's in a city absorbs over four hundred thousand commuters every day this busy stretch of road in central stuttgart is called the n

seeing china particularly rise very quickly and there is a warri on the economic side you know china is six seven years away from becoming the biggest economic power in market value terms so that is the concern i think were approaching in an interesting way another spot nick moment. as you remember in the fifty's when the u.s. worried it was falling behind the soviet union and technology development russia and china are cold reversion is power a cell want to shape the world under thera modelling the latest u.s. to fan strategy so to me it sounds that an american mindset there is to american world to you which is right and there is all the rest which are incorrect or adversary revisionist and need to be confronted how can the us exist in multiple reality with this type of uni polar mentality well that's that's a big difficulty and that's something that. i've been worried about for years because i think the u.s. is going to remain a great power in whatever sort of. world order we have but if it continues to play its cards you know like it did in the ninety's believing it. was a unipola

bonus to mostly the investment banking sectors because they want to keep those employees there simply warry that they might be going and working for another bank one of their competitors all of this very surprising that has been criticized by many people also keeping in mind that investors banking and vespers banker are known to already make very well money i was doing some reach research usually with an entry position they're already making about seventy thousand euros per year and that can go easily up to two hundred and fifty thousand all of this is supposed to be changed this year mr cry and was announcing that this was a one time payment and during this year two thousand and eighteen the bonus of management and also off investment bankers should be reflecting again more how the bank is actually performing or at least look at the bigger picture here management as mentally maybe attribute this loss of half a billion euros to the u.s. tax reform i was there anything else having a negative impact on revenue here they're blaming mostly the u.s. tax reform they're saying that the this was hu

to some odd bit warry because they're not really geared towards you know social political edge and says of the points of africa he's seen as more of a new liberal top of a guy capitalist friends of i.m.f. and the world bank you know that in his address you know he called for sort of like a radical economic transformation for the country well hey do you think face challenges. more challenges from within the party itself now the. has left because i had his supporters within the party within the african national congress and also his supporters among ordinary south africans to some kind of contradiction contradiction because the n.c.s. is calling for the radical inquiry transformation. is one of the leading industrialist so. that's you know it's only time can tell if we'll be able to to navigate this very very narrow and complicated path. because the no doubt a very big challenge for mr. thank you very much for your time on the recording thank you. we're moving on to other news now in zimbabwe as political opposition has lost a towering figure with the death of morgan chiang rai he founded

by that time to denounce the fact and the united nations warry to. press freedom situation in egypt in janeiro. and was not that there. was a could have because i like. one of them. but. when i look at the. possibility. that he. feels like he has a leg up in my case the one that we presented to the united nations working group on arbitrary detention we requested that that working group. analyze my case declare him to be arbitrarily detained under international law and egypt's international human rights application immediately release him under the least restrictive means possible and to let him exercise his right to freedom of movement and reunite with his family and go where he may the root can to be human rights organizations petition says mr hussein has been arbitrarily detained for one hundred twenty nine days including eighty nine days in solitary confinement he continues to be subject to grave prison conditions and possible abuses the continuation of such deprivations of his rights constitute serious threats to mr hussein's health to his physic

secure that vacuum left as i saw retreats and all the signals we're getting so far would confirm that warry we've had a statement from the leader of one of the popular mobilisation forces in iraq threatening u.s. forces in iraq telling them they should get out of town although be a target we've seen tension in syria between two allies the u.s. and turkey over the u.s. is reliance on kurdish fighters which ankara considers to be nothing more than another terrorist group to fill the vacuum in northern syria where is this. tension over how do you provide a secure environment who should be filling that vacuum so that you can begin reconstruction efforts and to that in the backdrop of course although the u.s. secretary of state did commit two hundred million dollars to what he said would be the stabilization of some of those areas and syria which i suppose being picked out of you have a white house with the u.s. president tweeting that he feels money's been wasted american money has been wasted in the middle east seven trillion dollars he said what a mistake stupidly spent while his secretary of

example to the level of the gold price this morning also to the oil price that investors there are warry but they're also not panicking those numbers if this would have been the case would be way up. down here want is a market correction where does it stand on the richter scale of financial earthquakes. yeah market correction that in many cases is actually considered as healthy. is a correction of ten percent mostly in the negative way of course from the peak then the bear market would be a level of twenty percent and then we would see a crash so yes a market correction can be painful but certainly it could be even worse talk about even worse if everyone is so nervous right now what's keeping us from heading into a proper crash or sustain bama could. well i think what we have to remember the following if for example i'm generally twenty six by the time we still saw a peak happening somebody would have invested one hundred us dollars we would still be as a level of ninety dollars at the moment and well in general the world economy is doing very well yes we might see interest rates hikes h

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came through the stock exchange this morning at six am i already saw some of the traders being very warry that we might see a crash happening here today at the trading floor the oily and occasion was actually showing that the blue chip index tax could be at a level of minus eight percent even under the mark of twelve thousand points it seems now that investors are thinking a little bit again with their brain and not anymore with their stomach they are very certain that we're not going to see any kind of recession of course they are afraid of more interest rate hikes in the united states because of this we are still seeing losses level of about two point three percent similar picture also around europe but not those massive losses that we have seen in asia and also on wall street but then you'll explain the panic around the world where experiencing because as i mentioned the fundamentals a so good right now and everyone you're a correction of some sort would have to come at some stage. yeah exactly i mean when you talk about yesterday for example i mean investors are also telling me there

go to warry wanted to against russia. he hesitated. he kept us out of war.ichard rodgers says the quality i look for is honesty. his word should be his bond. nancy,he, nebraska -- nebraska, line for democrats. caller: i agree with the republican about the qualities of the president and would like to chime in that the future is female. host: when you say with the previous caller, which qualities stand out for you? caller hung up. caller: jerry, detroit, michigan. qualities that would make a good president, he has to be empathetic. he has to understand people, be compassionate. he has to have an ability to listen to concerns, the best example of that would be the former president, barack obama. he exhibited those qualities that donald trump lacks. , especiallyose who on the republican line, who will excuse the arrogant, , narcissistic qualities trump has. the current president lacks those qualities. host: gives me a specific example of when obama showed empathy or this idea of understanding the people he governed. when thehe example is sandy hook shootings occ

since then so i think the speech by gobble has certainly it's grounds for you know expressing the warriabout maintaining a certain kind of common normative ground but in terms of actual military strategy . deployment and current engagements. nothing much actually changed since the last year and i don't think this kind of call will also from the european side at anything to that so i think that the next step will be to demonstrate that this kind of european format for increased defense commitment actually works is complementary to nato and i think all of this is a fairly pragmatic and doable task and whatever else happens with trump i think will only distract from that for the time being ok i just want to tell our viewers we're waiting for the remarks of it to a philip the french prime minister and while we're doing that just a question to you rafael about from this obviously with a new president menem a call what effect is he having on this whole transatlantic security debate well he is seen in many areas as a. leading figure of hope and so in the area of transatlantic relations of cour

well yeah the open border policy i would say that is on stirred by the democratic party and the brass warry certainly legitimized the right right so the radical right so i would say the economic crisis and the left and this are mario and i think that gary short not far sighted there's a world where this is going to go marco is not only just a couple of weeks ago we saw some some really know. asti crimes being carried out and they go in the city gets. foreign national against italian nationals another prime minister came out and spoke strongly against it saying that you know it's only stands united but nonetheless there is a disparity there a lot of people are very concerned about immigration is one of the top. things that period said about these days was the government doing it when it was real and an issue it's like what we would call in political terms a real line in issues right you were either one side or the other in the but what's going on right now from the political point of view the real bottle is between berlusconi and salvini the leader of the libyan or right so if if he gets mor