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Right . When you talked about the japanese markets, we see the japanese yen gaining ground after it gained, was almost at the highest level in five months against the u. S. Dollar. Perhaps taking a little bit from the equity markets there. As you mention, this following the boj coming through with a 500 billion yen to provide stability to financial markets. Lets get a deeper look at the markets with sarah. Today, ther on Conference Call with the g7 finance ministers. We have seen a Global Relief...

Welcome to daybreak europe. Investments slowed in china and gdp hit 6 . That is below the forecast of 6. 1 . Industrialy Strong Production data was a bright spot, but the chinese economy is likely to lose momentum. In terms of market momentum, we move to the downside on the shanghai composite. It has been a mixed picture overall. We will dig into the trade war. We saw gains on the s p 500 yesterday in the u. S. Euro stoxx 50 futures into the red. The 10 year yield tips to a 174 handle. The bloom...

Saying lets not do anything daft over the next few days. Steady as she goes, try and keep it calm, dont do anything to put voters off, so i suspect that will be the core message we hear over the next half hour or so. Message we hear over the next half hour or 50 message we hear over the next half hour or so. ,. , ~ ,. , hour or so. You mentioned keywords bein hour or so. You mentioned keywords being sensible hour or so. You mentioned keywords being sensible and hour or so. You mentioned keywords...

Kent beaches. Good afternoon. In the next good afternoon. In the next few moments, we are set to hear from shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves as the Labour Party Conference continues in liverpool. Well , she is expected to well, she is expected to announce much on planning and indeed borrowing. Lets go indeed borrowing. Lets go straight to liverpool and john. Our business and economics editor. Liam halligan , who is editor. Liam halligan, who is there, and liam , in terms of the there, and liam, in...

Wrapping up april with a month of losses potentially on the screen. Down more than 2 on the s p for april. The small caps have been absolutely hammered the end of march, the rotation is coming, a big downdraft for the small caps so far this month, snapping five straight months of gains for equities on the s p 500. Bramo, april has been a bumpy ride. Lisa partly because that is the sound of the narrative breaking or maybe the narrative shifting. He basically said higher inflation is fine for stoc...

Welcome daybreak australia. I am haidi stroudwatts instantly. Clay and i am paul allen. The top stories this hour. Renewed concerns that the fed leakage tina smith higherforlonger. But i shares back to the trend of the posted its strongest sales growth in the year previous paul paul binance founder and fees he gets four months for a few of the world licensed with crypto. And chinas communist parties involved jesus name is and a housing crisis and simplest possible event, that is something there ...

And we look back at the past week in business, when us markets had their worst day since november, and the economy was the main focus in the uk election. Thats all with our Business Editor, simonjack. We always want to hear from you. Its easy to get in touch with the programme just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Hello and welcome to Business Live. It is friday, we have got that friday feeling. We start in france where the new president , emmanuel macron, says he expects no honeymoon from the public...

Wti in a bear market. 40. 77. We will assess all these things, Monetary Policy, Global Banking buiter. Lem his call, a gdp growth of 2. 4 . But first, lets check in on the market. We have a selloff. Jonathan we will break it down. By. 5 . E up of dollaryen with a move up. The bank of japan disappointing the yen. This is bear flattening. The long and stays anchored. In japan, up 10 basis points there. We will be talking about the market a little bit later. But to wrap it up, it is brent and wti. ...

I am Jonathan Ferro joining you and london with tom keene london. So much news. What takes your fancy . Up we go, we will re liquefy. Navigate that, and at the same time is tweaking communication. We will discuss that. Lets get to vonnie quinn with bloomberg first news. Ta recall of defective airbags is more costly than the multimillion fine. They will no longer use takata airbags. That was their biggest customer. Honda says that they misrepresented and manipulated test results. They say that th...

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