world, we saw u.s. markets surging on the back of that coordinated move by central banks to bolster the world's global financialanking stocks were some of the biggest gainers here helping to push all the major indices up by more than 4%. >> a quick look now at the futures see where we're expected to go today after the big jump yesterday. some profit-taking looks like it's going to happen. the s&p showing a 2/3 of 1% drop at this hour. >>> europe's future has rarely looked so bleak. wednesday's coordinated bank action did pump oxygen into the world's global economy, but brought short-term relief for the markets. already we're seeing some declines. it demonstrates the scale and severity of this region's sovereign debt crisis. the eu's public affairs commissioner says there are just ten days left to save the single currency before the european union starts to fall apart. >> we are now entering the critical period of ten days to complete and conclude the crisis response to all the european union. we have to continue to work on -- especially on two fronts, both in order to ensure that we have the sufficiently credib

we work very heavily with the world bank in the process of examining fiscal sustainability so they have all the assistance data which they felt they were having a hard time getting. but there's also another side to your question that i want to address. one of the things that we did a year ago, i came into this position and quickly got a briefing from an entity that looks at where aid goes in afghanistan. and i was a very concerned about reports that came out that a flows were either being misallocated toward corruption or going into the insurgency or both. and we put a mechanism in place the recall the afghan accountability assistance for afghanistan initiative. that does a couple fundamental things. it addresses what i consider the subcontracting problem. people complained so much assistance goes from a subcontractor to subcontractor and we lose sight of it and that lessens the amount of assistance that gets to the afghan people. we have lessened the amount allowed subcontracting and increased oversight over subcontractors. another thing is we put a betting mechanism in place so that a

are stepping up to make sure the world banks have enough dollars to fund their daily operations. without them, they could have a credit crunch like the one three years ago following the collapse of lehman brothers. >>> better than expected news on the job market put investors in a buying moved. private employers added 206,000 jobs and the number of planned job cuts fell. the report points to some improvement in the job market and raises hope for the government's monthly unemployment numbers and those are released tomorrow. >>> a new survey from the federal reserve says the u.s. economy expanded at a slow to moderate pace over the past two months. a modest pickup in consumer spending, tourism and manufacturing drove that growth. meantime, the number of americans who signed contracts to buy homes jumped 10% in october to the highest level in a year. but the national association of realtors says the gain follows three months of declines and it just isn't enough to signal a housing recovery just yet. plus, there are new talks that yahoo! could be a tak

and we've worked actually back to the world bank, we've worked with the world bank here in washington because a lot of international financial institutions are so obsessed with what they call sustainability that they recommend that that cadre of health care providers cannot be paid at all. how can you be a health care worker -- it's got the w word in it, work, as my daughter would say, work -- how can you be a health care work if you're a volunteer? people like me should be volunteers. people working for the world bank should be volunteers. the women and men who are doing that work cannot afford to be substantial, you know, interveners in their home villages if they can't -- if they have to be volunteers or charge poor people for their services. we're headed towards going a little long. it's like 3 to 10 or something like that? >> my colleague jenny block happened to be a professor. she just said we'll help. so meet with my coworkers when you're done. >> somebody tell me -- since i'm supposedly moderator -- moderating what time we really -- yeah. >> he's got to fly to -- >> no. i'm fi

and we've worked, actually, back to the world bank. we've worked with the world bank here in washington because a lot of international financial institutions are so obsessed with what they call sustainability that they recommend that that cadre of health care providers not be paid at all. how can you be a health care worker? i mean, it's got the w word in it, work. [laughter] as my daughter would say, work. how can you be a health care worker if you're a volunteer? you know, we should -- people like me should be volunteers or people like those being paid by the world bank should be volunteers. [laughter] but the workers, the women and men who are doing that work cannot afford to be substantial, you know, interveners in their home villages if they can't, you know, if they have to be volunteers or charge poor people for their services. so those are two very specific suggestions for you and your students. and, please, give my best to father ginot. >> is there another -- we're headed towards, i know it's going a little long because somebod

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like a central bank and when they use us to yours you're exactly like a central back because you're issuing currency so yes that's happening very quickly in their acting like the world's central bank so the i.m.f. is turning into a central bank and the federal reserve is turning into a hedge fund everything is more about six actually right now all right jim rickards i want you to stick around right here there's so much more i want to get to i just really quickly want to explain to our viewers and our word of the day what exactly this reserve ratio business is with china. right it's time now for word of the day why break down a financial term or concept for a very smart viewer just but perhaps not the financial expert you know not the jim records in the audience and today it is reserve requirements and light of the discussion that i've been having with our guests and also of course today's big news. kind of kicking things off this morning the country bank they're lowering the reserve ratio for banks for the first time back in two thousand and eight it is a move to ease to try to defend the chinese economy from the weaker global outlook and we want to put this ok so thi

the federal reserve said it was cutting the cost of supplying dollars to five central banks around the worldcluding the e.c.b., the bank of england and the swiss national bank. so why act now? euro zone bank has been finding it increasingly difficult to borrow dollars. this should make it easier. >> we come to a situation where the banks do need to get some dollar funding, bingo, it's going to be there and we won't have the types of problems that we had previously in the crisis of recent years. >> while this helps in the short term, some fear is won't do much in the long term unless there's further action. >> the hope is that the central banks are moving because they feel confident that the other agencies which have been basically asleep at the wheel, the other agencies are going to move. >> regardless, investors seemed impressed. only yesterday the rate invasion and poor's downgraded a bunch of banks, one day later the markets welcomed a dramatic and coordinated move by central banks around the world, designed to relieve pressure on the financial sector and avert a second credit crisis. bbc

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thanks for joining me this hour world bank claims that russia will earn big from the world trade organization are being played down by a top official here the global lender says national term will jump more than three percent from entry to the trade body which was accepted by other members on friday but the chief negotiator. told r.t. he expects only half that. marx who must of the mystics in a. grocery increase by three to four percent i think really prefer to be more pursue mystic. if it may happen. but i think the semitics will be much more lower so it's about one one point five percent. russia's new finance minister is a fiscal hawk who won't splash the cash says first up any prime minister of. confirmed. replacement on friday but mr told r.t. he expects a continuation of his predecessor's policies and him very conservative. it's a very good news for the minister of friends because he will continue the politics which was originated by the minister for mr goodrich and it means for the russians employed and you know for the external world the new world be very conservative and stable terms

he is the head of global economic analysis at the world bank. then, to my right, the senior associate in the asia program at the carnegie endowment, and was for many years the country director in beijing for the world bank. he was also county -- country director for russia, another important world bank client. then, to my left, yet another world bank veteran, who is a professor and an associate of the carnegie endowment, and also ran the beijing office of the world bank awhile ago. let me tick the session of what some brief remarks on the 2011 record, and particularly the crisis of the eurozone, which is so central to the outlook. 2011 was a disappointment because of the slowing from the fast pace of 2010, and because it leaves the advanced countries well below pre-and great recession trends. 2011 was not a disaster either. growth was in line with the 10- year pre-crisis average, largely because emerging markets continued to power ahead, though they slowed around mid- year. moreover, although the u.s. economy grew at half of the rate of 2010, in

trenin welcome to business the world bank's claim that russia will earn big from the world trade organization being played down by a top official here the global lender says the national g.d.p. mid-term will jump more than three percent from the entry to the trade body which was accepted by other numbers on friday but russia's chief negotiator to the vet called says he expects only half of that. marks to most of the mystic signal is a gross room crease three to four percent. really prefer to be more percent mystic. if it's been. about the same music server would be emotional lower. one point per person many still aren't aware the w.t. laws take precedence and russia's courts metals magnate alexei much of the soft told r.t. the world trade body accepted the country as a member as you mentioned on friday and the boss of the steel giant severstal expects entry to spur much fairer decision making in russia's legal system. eastland of free will mourn those who for their own volition the species because of the pollution even those with early humans with regard. to cruel want to assure me uncertaint

it's twenty two past past eight am here in moscow welcome to business world bank claims that russia will earn big from the world trade organization are being played down by a top official here the global lender says national g.d.p. mid term will jump more than three percent from entry to the trade party which was accepted by other members on friday but the chief negotiator to lead. told r.t. he expects half that. much to most of the. grocery or increase those three to four percent. really prefer to be more percent mystic. if it will help them build the most unhappy about sourcing. would be emotional laura so it's a bold. one for. russia's new finance minister is a fiscal hawk who won't splash the cash thanks first deputy prime minister of. the fourth confirmed replacement on friday but. told us he expects a continuation of this. policy. very concept. it's a very good news for the minister of finance because he will continue with the politics which was originated by the minister for me. it means for the russians employed you know for the external world to be very conservative and stable t

hello welcome to our business update this hour thanks for joining me world bank claims that russia will big from the world trade organization are being played down by a top official here the global lender says national g.d.p. mid term will jump more than three percent from entry to the trade body which was accepted by other members on friday but the chief negotiator to lead. says he expects only half that. much to most of the music scene. so gross we've increased those three to four percent. really prefer to be more present mystic. if it will help them we will be most unhappy about this the music will be emotional laura so it's a bold. one point were. many foreign firms still aren't aware that w t o last take precedence and russia's court metals market i say one of the shop told r.t. the world trade body expected except it sorry the country as a member on friday and the boss of still trying to restart expects entry to spur much surge decision making in russia's legal system. thank you so many free will move your group it's resume pollution species it means you can finish meaning you can

thank you rory it's twenty three past two pm here in moscow welcome to our business updates world bank claims that russia were big from the world trade organization are being played down by a top official here the global lender says national g.d.p. mid-term will jump more than three percent from entry to the trade body which was accepted by other members on friday but the chief negotiator to the. vet says he expects only half that. march through most of the music. room trees grow three to four. really prefer to be more person mystic. if it's. more than. about the same as the mystics of a would be emotional or. so bold. bias has put a figure on the games he expects from membership of the world trade organization at a ceremony accepting russia as a member of a trade body why it's revealed it was not or had also received around five billion euros in state aid ahead of schedule. this is where the additional so important five percent of the g.d.p. grew so important for so from the way to report the rules you know you knew before so joining that would be wrong but that's so kind of the needs

follows a quarter point cut in november fully on doing rate hikes in the earlier this year the world bank of england decided to leave rates and stimulus measures are unchanged and this is the closing picture over in russia unlike the european or u.s. markets we have seen some growth because we saw a lot of selling in the previous two sessions the r.t.s. my six managed to keep half a percent gain by the close of first day session whether we're looking at the market movers this is all based on financial results coming in for the first quarter roselli point two percent its net profit rose one percent to three hundred thirty million dollars in the first quarter steelmakers server style is down point three percent the company's never profit reached one and a half billion dollars the first nine months of the year and the t.v. is gaining point two percent russia's second largest bank it has doubled net profit during the first nine months a year reaching two point three billion dollars more and that the bank has benefited from a record performance of its retail sector as well as corporate investm

thanks for joining me this hour world bank claims that russia will earn big from the world trade organization are being played down by a top official here the global lender says national g.d.p. mid term will jump more than three percent from the entry to the trade body was accepted by other members on friday but the chief negotiator today up until maxine mckew better health says he expects only half that. mark to most of the music signal is a sort of yours you increase those three to four percent. really prefer to be more person mystic. if it's to be heard from most unhappy about the significance of a good divorce role or a. run for first person. now a top official has vowed to defend russia against the flood of cheap foreign imports after because of joining after joining the w t o deputy it economy minister andre slippery of admitted competition will rise after the joining told r.t. he'll battle on just moves by other members. you know we can defend our market for more important unfair competition will use existing w.t.r. rules to fight this so we're not creating any risk for our companies t

hello and welcome to our business update the world bank claims that russia will earn big from the world trade organization are being played by a top official here the global lender says national g.d.p. mid term will jump more than three percent from entry to the trade body which was accepted by other members on friday but the chief negotiator to the w t o. says he expects only half that. mark two most optimistic scenario thank you was really increase by three to four percent i think we preferred to be more pessimistic. if it's happened more than happy but i think the semitics will be much more lower so it's about one point four five percent. which is if i didn't minister is a fiscal hawk who wants splash the cash says first up the prime minister of. love was confirmed alexei kudrin is replacement on friday mr vall of told r.t. he expects a continuation of his predecessor's policies and dump him very conservative. it's a very good news for the minister of finance because he will continue with the politics which was originated by the minister of foreign minister good reason and it means f

there were 233 donors which is a huge number of donors for a transplant because it goes to a world bank to look for donors. some people don't even have any donors. >> they're trying to find a donor for your leukemia. just to back up for your a second here, timothy, they also want to find a donor who might have a mutation that was protective against hiv. a lot of people don't realize that there is such a thing, but that's what he was trying to do was essentially find you bone mary rowe that would treat your cancer and your hiv, is that it right. >> that's correct. >> it was already compromised. what did it feel like? what did you have to go through? >> i had to have another round of chemotherapy and also a full body radiation treatment. >> so you had been irradiated, you received more cheemo. at what point did they come to you and say, look, this transplant worked as far as your kimmo goes. was there a point where they said, timothy, good news, we've had success here. >> they did feel that it was successful because my system had been replaced by the donor's system and was able to go to g

however welcome to our business update us our good to have you with me world bank claims that russia will earn big from the world trade organization are being played down by a top official here the global lender says national g.d.p. mid-term will jump more than three percent from entry to the trade body which was accepted by other members on friday but the chief negotiator to. the vet says he expects only half that. marks through most of the research is of such gross room trees grow three to four. really prefer to be more person mr. heard from most of. the mystics of a would be negotiable or. so bold. a top official has bowed to defend russia aghast a flood of cheap foreign imports because of joining the world trade organization deputy economy minister under a slip of admitted competition will rise after joining but at the top he told r.t. he'll battle on just moves by other members. we can defend it for me it's an unfair competition we've use existing. this so we're not creating any risk from companies through joining neverless competition. and that's no bad thing we do need more com

hello and welcome to our business update the world bank claims that russia will earn big from the world trade organization are being played by a top official here who will lenders says national g.d.p. mid term will jump more than three percent from entry to the trade body which was accepted by other members on friday but the chief negotiator to the w t o. says he expects only half that. marx who most of the mystics and. groves were increase those three to four. really preferred to be more person mystic. if it's. about. mystics of would be emotional laura. bush's new finance minister is a fiscal hawk who wants splash the cash says first deputy prime minister of uncivil one of was confirmed as alexei cordons replacement on friday mr chevelle of told r.t. he expects a continuation of his predecessor's policies and dubbed him fairly conservative. it's a very good news for the minister of finance because he will continue the politics which was originated by the minister for mr good reason and it means for the russians and for the you know for the external world that you will be very conserva

up rates in yields and secondly i think it shows that the monetary authorities the central banks of the world are ready to take decisive action if it's needed so i think both both both reasons the reasons for some increase in confidence what about the european council do you think the european council will take a decisive step in tackling this new crisis so they think we correct yes that's right next friday the biggest series lender of last resort who's going to stand behind the banks and sovereign so we're having these tick problems at the moment. there's a debate going on between that the french who don't want the european commission to have a say over national projects. the germans don't want to see your of all this being issued and having common liability for other people's debts we hope that will be a political compromise and something could be announced next week but we are worried that the markets may have got a bit of head of themselves in seeing him thinking that we're at the end of the road ok well i don't think we have more more time that's my only last question was where the you t

there were 233 donors which is a huge number of donors for a transplant because it goes to a -- a world bank to look for donors. and some people don't even have any donors. >> so they're trying to find a donor for you, for your leukemia. and just to back up for a second, timothy. they also wanted to find a donor who might in fact have a mutation that was protective against hiv. a lot of people don't realize there is such a thing. they were trying to find bone marrow to treat your leukemia and protect you again hiv. is that right? >> yes, correct. >> because of your hiv, your immune system was already compromised. so what did it feel like, what did you have to go through? >> i had to have another round of chemotherapy and also a full-body radiation treatment. >> you had been irradiated, received more chemo. you got this -- the transplant did go through. at what point did you -- what point did they come and say, look, this transplant worked as far as your leukemia goes specifically. was this a point where the doctor said, you know, timothy, we -- good news. we've had success here. >> they did

development ministry therefore expects to see an average reduction of around ten percent of the us the world bank believes that that the total effect will amount to an extra four point three percent of the gross domestic product as spending will grow seven percent but yet again this whole process may take quite a while and in the end russia is expected to finally improve the disproportional two percent of global trade volumes. it accounts for at the moment. let's have a look at how the markets up the filming this hour is flat off to seeing gains in the previous session on concerns tension in iran might supply disruptions another driver was improving consumer confidence the is trading up off one hundred one dollars a barrel while the brunt is that one hundred nine dollars a barrel. not want to produce asian share as a mostly weak a feeling mild losses in the three days as exporters are low off to report showed us housing prices fell. and finally in russia the market saw traffic asia low the archdiocese losing more than half a percent this hour. that's it from me for no more market analysis in abou

percent of the gross domestic product and spending will grow by around seven percent according to the world bank and russia will probably find itself not in a situation where it is the sixth largest economy in the world with just two percent of the global trade. markets now oil is heading for the base with the declines at some time or investors speculate that fuel demand will falter and there's shrinking industrial production europe and china is trading at ninety three dollars per barrel and grant is that just under one hundred four dollars a barrel for us our european stock markets are making cautious gains and continued worries about the sovereign debt crisis that puts his half a percent supported by mining stocks that are gaining metals prices fall if we have ten thousand xstrata up over three half percent and the russian markets are extending early losses. the r.t.s. is point eight percent in the red in the minors ix is point four percent down let's have a look at some index movers on the minds eggs financials are mixed this our credit is losing a one a quarter of a percent while they can be

percent of the gross domestic product and spending will grow by around seven percent according to the world bank and russia will probably find itself not in a situation where it is the sixth largest economy in the world with just two percent of the global trade. and russia as a cure a number of opt outs and protections during the negotiations to join the deputy o. the head of the country's union of industrialists and out of her nurse believes the government has a good deal. if you. join the w t o on president in the favorable terms we didn't join the w.t. you rules for state purchases this means local companies still have benefits in getting orders from the state we also didn't join the rules for free transit energy resources if this helps to retain some benefits for strategic sectors in seven years we'll reach the same level of monkey protection as in europe we would get an immediate boost for our economy or our competitive industries but equally there won't be serious damage to weak industries. the markets now european stock markets are making cautious gains and have continued worries about th

percent of the gross domestic product and spending will grow by around seven percent according to the world bank and russia will probably find itself not in a situation where it is the sixth largest economy in the world with just two percent of the global trade. that's a quick check on the markets european stocks are advancing and meet optimism that u.s. economy is recovering jobless claims of the country unexpectedly dropped to three yellow food say is now zero point six percent and the tax is gaining point three percent the sound from the russian markets a raised against the r.t.s. is losing point four percent and the my six is just a notch in the red so have a look at some of the individual share moves in my six energy mages are mixed this hour with gas giant gazprom this gaining almost one percent while while major also nafta is down and financials on the rise with the bank up of a one and a half percent. that's it for now you're up to date all be back with more business stories in less than white house time and you can get more from the website our chief business.

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percent of the gross domestic product and spending will grow by around seven percent according to the world bank and russia will probably find itself not in a situation where it is the sixth largest economy in the world with just two percent of the global trade. joining the global trade klopp should help foreign companies to do business more easily in russian economy is jacob now from morgan stanley says explains how that might work. i think three ways it's a signal of russia's commitment to the multilateral trading regime that will help with investment it's a move toward the rules based governance system for the economy so it will be more certainty and predictability about economic decisions and i think thirdly of course it means that barriers to trade both in the form of tariffs and in the form of restrictions on investment in particular sectors will be abolished or reduced. and the head of russia can make a group says w t o entry brings both risks and opportunities well under some believes if the state works hand in hand with business w t o membership could help russia succeed in internationa

percent of the gross domestic product and spending will grow by around seven percent according to the world bank and russia will probably find itself not in a situation when it is the sixth largest economy in the world with just two percent of the global trade. so not everyone is convinced that russia's economy is ready for being part of the w. cio or oil and metals tycoon victor vixie barack agrees that price to pay for entry but that it will ensure the economy is long term success. which there are a lot still needs to be done in terms of understanding what do we know membership we bring to russia we must open a rise to what we pay for a ticket to the street clothes and the top question is of balance and i'm sure positive effects will outweigh the negative ones w. two entry will open up great opportunities for the russian economy in the long run for most of. us have a look at how the markets are performing so far despite trading in the blood boil is heading for the biggest weekly decline since september and that's to speculate the fuel to month will fall to meet frank industrial production in e

percent of the gross domestic product and spending will grow by around seven percent according to the world bank and russia will probably find itself not in a situation when it is the sixth largest economy in the world with just two percent of the global trade. once the w t o accession protocol is signed it in one thousand geneva the russian parliament then has eight months to ratify it and it's more than just paper work as the leading industrial lobbyists and it's on to show he explains . but i read your story abuse of before ratification of both the government and business will have the task of adapting current state support for vulnerable industries these include the agriculture and automotive sectors of the economy state support schemes will be changed into new mechanisms allowed by the w t o o's move. let's not have a look at the markets despite still trading in the black oil is heading for the biggest weekly decline since september investors speculate the fuel demand will fall to make shrinking industrial production in europe and china what's weird is that under ninety four dollars a barre

economic development ministry therefore expects to see an average reduction of around ten percent the world bank believes that that the total effect will amount to an extra four point three percent of the gross domestic product as spending will grow seven percent but yet again this whole process may take quite a while and in the end russia is expected to finally improve the disproportional two percent of global trade volumes that it accounts for at the moment and also the business you spend now i'll be back about fifty five minutes me in the meantime there's plenty of business news on our website r.t. dot com slash. whether you dive from high or to the depths. catch the power of the wind or drift in the beauty of the currents. being well prepared is a must and if you're lucky enough you'll never forget your experience we only need some face cream that's going to be heaven. in the flight see up close and below the ice on our t.v. .

development ministry therefore expects to see an average reduction of around ten percent of us the world bank believes that that the total effect will amount to an extra four point three percent of the gross domestic product as spending will grow seven percent but yet again this whole process may take quite a while. and in the end russia is expected to finally improve the disproportional two percent of global trade volumes that it accounts for at the moment. let's all have a look at how the markets are performing this hour well has slightly retreated from the gains it saw in the previous sessions that would still be very loyal to the sands tension in iran michael supply disruptions and another drive that is improving u.s. consumer confidence. in europe the footsie on the debts on the rise as trading resumed holding an extended holiday break and to offer a new tell inform the auction showed a sharp drop in deals retail company shares seeing gains as the retail sector has been boosted by post the stopping. and falling rocks of the markets mixed trading a stand by during holidays and it's to com

development ministry therefore expects to see an average reduction of around ten percent of the us the world bank believes that that the total effect will amount to an extra four point three percent of the gross domestic product as spending will grow seven percent but yet again this whole process may take quite a while and in the end russia is expected to finally improve the disproportional two percent of global trade volumes that. it accounts for at the moment. let's have a look at how the markets not be forming this oil is flat off just seeing gains in the previous sessions on concerns tension in iran might cause supply disruptions had another driver is improving u.s. consumer confidence the w. is trading above one hundred one dollars a barrel well the brunt land is at one hundred nine dollars per barrel. now on to act which is asia as a mostly weak appalling mild losses of wall street the nikkei was lower point two percent off to u.s. housing prices fell and japanese factory output dropped that is saying. that slower growth in china and europe sovereign debt crisis will company earnings offset

economic development ministry therefore expects to see an average reduction of around ten percent the world bank believes that that the total effect will amount to an extra four point three percent of the gross domestic product as spending will grow seven percent but yet again this whole process may take quite a while and in the end russia is expected to finally improve the disproportional two percent of global trade volumes that. it accounts for at the moment. let's have a look at the markets now oil is flat off to see gains in the previous session on concerns tension in iran might call supply destructions and another driver is improving consumer confidence the w. is trading at both one hundred one dollars per barrel while the brundtland is that one hundred nine dollars per barrel. and european stocks are down as repairs to auction as much as eleven in the whole billion euros of debt the taxes low will more than two hundred percent on the london support so it is flat supported by the energy sector. in russia the markets are declining trading is the info buy here and holidays and weeks to come o

economic development ministry therefore expects to see an average reduction of around ten percent the world bank believes that that the total effect will amount to an extra four point three percent of the gross domestic product as spending will grow seven percent but yet again this whole process may take quite a while and in the end russia is expected to finally improve the disproportional two percent of global trade volumes that it accounts for at the moment. let's have a look at the markets now it boyle is flat top to seeing gains in the previous sessions on concerns tension in iran might miss my disruptions under now the driver is the improving u.s. consumer confidence the w. is trades and i suppose one hundred one dollars per barrel while the brunt blanche is at one hundred nine dollars per barrel. now on through at which is asia has a mostly week of pulling mild losses on wall street the nikkei was lower point two percent up to you that's housing prices and japanese try out for dropped that sign palace and cited that slower growth in china and europe sovereign debt crisis will dump companie

development ministry therefore expects to see an average reduction of around ten percent of us the world bank believes that that the total effect will amount to an extra four point three percent of the gross domestic product as spending will grow seven percent but yet again this whole process may take quite a while and in the end russia is expected to finally improve the disproportional two percent of global trade volumes that it is. at the moment. let's have a look at how the markets up of forming this our oil is flat after seeing gains in the previous session on concerns tension in iran might cause supply disruptions and another driver was improving the u.s. consumer confidence is trading at one hundred one dollars a barrel while the brunt plant is that one hundred nine dollars a barrel. now on to aqua to say asia shares a mostly weak of all the losses on wall street and hong kong commodity linked farms are among the main losers china coal energy is down more than two percent gold miners are also low after gold fell below one thousand five hundred ninety dollars in tokyo investors are diges

development ministry therefore expects to see an average reduction of around ten percent of us the world bank believes that that the total effect will amount to an extra four point three percent of the gross domestic product as spending will grow seven percent but yet again this whole process may take quite a while and in the end russia is expected to finally improve the disproportional two percent of global trade. that accounts for at the moment. let's have a look at the markets now oil house what they were triggered from the gains and so in the previous session it is still very high on concerns tension in iran might cause supply disruptions another driver is improving consumer confidence w t i is trading under one hundred one dollars a barrel while being a grand plant is that one hundred eight dollars a barrel. and to european stocks trading mixed to chop if in markets on wednesday with bonds and resource stocks dragging and intel index in focus. on in russia the markets declining trading is then by year end holidays then makes you cannot make news out of the view outside of europe but my s