Jub is still with us. Turn to the release of january fed minutes. Were seeing resilience in equities because of what we heard from apple yesterday, but already today we are bouncing back. Then you look at corporate yield nejra welcome to daybreak spreads, those have been tumbling toward alltime lows david is this complacency . Europe. Headlineou look at the weve got numbers taking the tape from Deutsche Telekom. Adjusted ebitda is index levels, it looks like there hasnt been much of an impact at all from the virus. Some of the subcomponents rising, thats what were getting from Deutsche Telekom between health care and autos, looking through some of the there has been a meaningful details for you. Divergence of performance, so i we might come back to these later as they come through on the tape but at the moment we would say that the market is not just got a couple of lines coming through, the mainland panicking over the virus impact, that it sees 2020 adjusted but it is trying to be qui
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Now on bbc news Stephen Sackur speaks to afghan singer aryanna sayeed. Welcome to hardtalk, im Stephen Sackur. The fight for afg hanistans future has beenjoined far beyond the frontlines between Government Forces and the taliban. My guest today is engaged in the struggle using her own potent weapons that is her voice, her songs, and a spirit of defiance. Aryana sayeed is afghanistans biggest pop star. She has braved Death Threats to campaign for womens rights and artistic freedom. So is this a fight she can win . Aryana sayeed, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you so much. Thanks for having me. Its nerve wracking to be on your show. Well, its a pleasure to have you in our london studio. I just wonder, how intimately connect do you feel to your homeland, afghanistan today . I know you go there a great deal, to work, to perform. But is that connection looser today . I still feel very connected to my country, and to my roots, of course, and ifeel for my people in afghanistan, back home. And tha
Still doing the same things that were still going on. For decades now and that was one of the big motivating factors for me in actually sharing my moms story with the rest of the world let me just show a little clip and this is a clip from the making of a child of. The film which is called america how mom to colonize the screen coming up having. What you see when you look at the film are easy reactions taking place. Grandmother. It was about changing history changing the way native people people were perceived by the rest of the world because that contrast with the way you feel. Very much i dont think is agree very. Much a very. Heavy let me share this tweet with jason says bill cinematic bridges it was a mentor to me because if we can think of indigenous cinema in an international sense today there are stories that she told about new zealand that people were shocked that were happening in new zealand stories of racism stories of indigenous communities being left out and being seen as
Escalating trade war sending stocks plunging with dow closing down more than 600 points friday following a barrage of tweets from the president threatening to retaliate against beijing attacking Federal Reserve Jarome Powell and ordering u. S. Companies to find alternatives to doing business in china. Lets bring in wall street journal assistant Editorial Page Editor James Freeman Allysia Finley and Columnist Bill mcgurn, james, your friend has a phrase he calls the edge of chaos with trade negotiation including china and the u. S. Where each side seeks to decide who can absorb the most pain. Are we there . [laughter] we should there, also said its like a drinking, you may win but you will get hurt too along with the other guy and thats where we are, you see that in the market reaction. These are taxes, the president interestingly acknowledging they are taxes in one of his recent tweets and big reason why we have seen reduced Corporate Investment in the u. S. And around the world. Paul