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weekend. i'm not pete hegseth contrary to half the people that see me in the airport. they like to think i'm pete. i'm here with rachel and will and gracious enough to let me hang out on the couch this morning. that was tampa, florida, not far from orlando where i came from. rachel: am i hearing you don't like country music. you said that was from his play list. joey: that wasn't country. not even close. rachel: his play list is all country. will: he likes country. he's just messing with me. we share musical taste pretty much. >> we do. will: now a fox news alert. taiwan defense repo...

Elephant in the room. Thats how much more japan sells to the us than it buys from the us and thats what will dominate talks at the white house later today. Plus, its back greeces debt crisis returns to haunt europe. Can its lenders agree a new deal. Or will we have to add grexit to brexit . Welcome to World Business report. Good morning, britain, and hello, world. Welcome to the programme. We have got that friday feeling. If you are tuning in for the first time, stay where you are. I am only asking to ten minutes, that is all i have. I will give you an exciting snapshot of all the latest in a ...

And those trump promises pushing wall street to more record highs. And as President Trump orders a review of the financial rules designed to stop another nightmare on wall street, well be getting the inside track from our economics editor Kamal Ahmed On that and the rest of the stories hes been covering this week. As snow hits new york city, how much do you think it costs to clear an inch of the white stuff off the streets . One dollar . One hundred dollars . A Million Dollars . well give you the answer at the end of the show. Just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Welcome to the programme. We start...

David Dapice is a Senior Economist in the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation at John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.

Obstacles include China's capital controls and the longstanding popularity and use of the US dollar, one scholar says.