zeynep was someone who drew happiness from the little things.e had a lot of energy, and she was always smiling." the quakes had buried zeynep under the rubble of her house in the province of hatay. as rescuers were trying to save her zübeyde held out, waiting and hoping. after more than four days, zeynep was finally pulled out - alive. indescribable moments of relief for zübeyde. but only briefly. her sister died shortly after in hospital. six months later, grief has increasingly turned into despair for zübeyde. she lives in a small container, right next to her damaged home. with one of her sisters and her mother. "i sleep here, my sister sleeps on the floor. the three of us share this closet sorry, it's a bit messy, i didn't have time to clean up. this is the fridge. we get some of the food via donations. it's a makeshift life. i can't see a future for myself. we are just struggling to survive. so many people have fled this area, and those who stayed are somehow trying to give each other strength, by helping each other." the quakes were the mos

zeynep: thank you. think overall, what they have been experiencing over the last couple of weeks, in particular, the concern around growth and higher rates for longer is impacting the risk in general. the sentiment especially within the european sector and various different sectors across europe is making people more concerned around higher inflation, higher rates, lingering even further with the concern of potential stagflation risk more in europe. therefore this has been putting a lot of pressure on european stock markets and even with some positive sentiment we have experienced this morning with china's stimulus news, it has been drifting as you explained earlier. what is a catalyst going forward will be that if we see ecb taking a little bit more of a stance where it is not going to be too hawkish, too much of the rate hikes and the expectation of stagflation fears, it will help for europe because if you are looking at individual countries, the growth of different markets within europe, there are so

zeynep was someone who drew happiness from the little things.e had a lot of energy, and she was always smiling." the quakes had buried zeynep under the rubble of her house in the province of hatay. as rescuers were trying to save her zübeyde held out, waiting and hoping. after more than four days, zeynep was finally pulled out - alive. indescribable moments of relief for zübeyde. but only briefly. her sister died shortly after in hospital. six months later, grief has increasingly turned into despair for zübeyde. she lives in a small container, right next to her damaged home. with one of her sisters and her mother. "i sleep here, my sister sleeps on the floor. the three of us share this closet sorry, it's a bit messy, i didn't have time to clean up. this is the fridge. we get some of the food via donations. it's a makeshift life. i can't see a future for myself. we are just struggling to survive. so many people have fled this area, and those who stayed are somehow trying to give each other strength, by helping each other." the quakes were the mos