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Election, frances new president Emmanuel Macron looks set to win a landslide in the countrys parliamentary elections. Can he pushed through the major reforms that you promised voters, including Cutting Spending and overholding frances strict laws. Do you still trust the politicians . Do they deliver on their promises . Or do they just say what you want to hear to win your vote . Let us know, use the hashtag bbc Business Live. A very warm welcome to the programme. Do get in touch with your though...

Lowest since lockdowns began last march. figures bode well for official employment figures for official employment figures forjune, which are due out later today. the white house says that this is proving their economic plan is working. many businesses are struggling to fill vacant positions and is concerned that generous benefits are keeping americans from going back to work. our chief economist and london is with us. what are we expecting from the us payroll figures, do you think? the data sho...

Why should the whole market be going down on the back of the energy sector? i get why the stocks are going down, the energy stocks but surely everyone else in the economy based around 70%, 80% on the consumer, there should be so many other sectors that are benefitting from that. i think this is more to do with the fact that we had 53 record highs in 2014. and the markets taking a bit of a breather at the start of the year. weve got data private sector employment data, which is key ahead of frida...

List, the median pay last year for women on the list was $15 .7 million, and the highest ranking woman on the list with gender reassignment surgery in 1994 finished 10th. she made $38.2 million last year. the leader of a global energy company was number one overall paid $141.9 million. some gains there made by women. now to business, a flat open after all three closed in positive territory friday. cnbc is live in london for us with the latest. steve? >> reporter: we close in positive territory...

Joe." now to business. nearly a week long battering on wall street ended up on friday. it cannot overcome the biggest weekly loss since january. we are joined live from london. steve, will fridays momentum carry over into this week? >> i dont know. european markets are up at the moment but ive got to say its a wait and see mode. you mentioned the dropping last week. 2.2% lower for the s&p and the dow as well. its all about jobs. were looking ahead already to wednesdays private sector jobs figu...