Major market reaction, and like you say weve seen prices up over 4 fuelled by the conflict in the middle east and it comes after oil prices suffered the biggest weekly drop since march last week which was reversing a lot of the price action we have been seeing betweenjune and september this year which of course was because of Supply Constraints from saudi arabia and russia but this increase in geopolitical risk is providing a major tailwind to Oil Prices Today and The Big Question really is the market is wondering whether there is iranian involvement in the attack which is something that has been alleged by the israeli authorities because if they are, the tensions are likely to have a more longer lasting upward impact if it were to negatively impact oil surprise and supplies in terms of pushing Prices Higher so it depends on that. 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We are seeing a big| reaction already with China Reopening after its week long holiday but we are seeing that natural gas has staged gains and also gold and silver are up over i over this risk of sentiment, treasuries are also catching a bid in the Market Nervousness and a risk of sentiment so we also think us are pointing to weaker opening, the dow is set to open about 200 points lower and in the currencies base, some of the safe haven currencies like japanese yen and us dollar has been appreciating with the flight to safety trade and the israeli shackle is under pressure, sliding by over 3 , touching its weakest level since 2016 so the mood music is a risk of sentiment and upside of some of the commodities. Of some of the commodities. Shekel. Of some of the commodities. Shekel you of some of the commodities. Shekel. You mention some of the safe haven assets targeted by investors. Any further advice you would give . I investors. Any further advice you would give . Investors. Any further advice you would give . I would say at the moment. You would give . I would say at the moment, its you would give . I would say at the moment, its all you would give . I would say at the moment, its all about the moment, its all about cautiousness, these geopolitical tensions do have the potential to spark further nervousness in the market, market mood has already been quite sensitive lately because of Rising Interest Rates and so i would say the positioning will be quite cautious over the next few days. Victoria scholar. Thank you very much indeed. Meanwhile the crisis is also having an impact on the aviation sector. Several airlines have cancelled flights to and from israel due to safety concerns, including british airways, lufthansa and american airlines. Live now to our Asia Business correspondent nick marsh, who has been following developments for us. Just tell us a little bit more about these cancellations first. � ,. About these cancellations first. � ,. ,. , first. Its a really fluid situation first. Its a really fluid situation at first. Its a really fluid situation at the first. Its a really fluid i situation at the moment first. Its a really fluid situation at the moment with dozens of cancellations and as you say weve had confirmation in the last couple of hours really that a bunch of airlines in this part of the world, asia, have been suspending flight into tel aviv, thats obviously the biggest airport in israel. Korean air, Cathay Pacific in hong kong, shanghai is high nam airlines and about on top of all the ones youve mentioned, the Big Three American ones as well suspending flight to hainain. In terms of how long this will last, its difficult to say, if you were talking about with the oil prices. All of the other economic knock on effects from the conflict. It depends on the scale of israels response, how long they want to respond for and how hard they will go in. In the meantime, we know there are some flights still going into israel, to tel aviv. Everything has been cancelled. British airways did cancel some flights over the weekend but the majority of the schedule seems clear today not everything has been cancelled. And israels Second Airport has not been disrupted too badly, on the coast of the red sea, its much smaller and far fewer flights compared to tel aviv so fluid situation and really one of those who are going to have to keep monitoring as the day and week progresses. find to keep monitoring as the day and week progresses. And you soke of and week progresses. And you spoke of some and week progresses. And you spoke of some flights and week progresses. And you spoke of some flights going i spoke of some flights going into israel. Do you know if there have been any plans that have been put in place, or discussions, for react repatriating foreign nationals . A lot of foreign nationals were taken hostage and are among those killed throughout those attacks on the weekend. We know the government of thailand has put in concrete plans to use military aircraft, Civilian Aircraft to get its nationals out and we know at least two possibly more time nationals were killed over the weekend, poland has also said it will put similar plans in place thai nationals. Delta said it will help the us with any plans it has. Governments around the world are looking at the situation and thinking this is a dangerous place to be whether you are in israel Palestinian Territories and how do we get our citizens out, using military Civilian Aircraft . Again, its another one where plans are being formulated pretty much hour by hour as it goes on. Pretty much hour by hour as it toes on. ~ pretty much hour by hour as it toes on. W , pretty much hour by hour as it toes on. ,. , ~ pretty much hour by hour as it toeson. ,. , goes on. Nick marsh, thank you very much. Goes on. Nick marsh, thank you very much, joining goes on. Nick marsh, thank you very much, joining us goes on. Nick marsh, thank you very much, joining us live goes on. Nick marsh, thank you very much, joining us live from| very much, joining us live from singapore. Analysts are warning that the outbreak of Military Conflict in the middle east could well deal a blow to Global Economic confidence. This comes as policymakers from around the world are gathering in morocco for the International Monetary fund and the world banks annual summit. The Global Economy is already facing challenges of persistent inflation and rising Interest Rate pressures. And emerging economies are facing headwinds of chinas slowing economy and are at the mercy of the us rate cycle. Ahead of the meetings, the imf has signalled that the odds of a hard landing for the Global Economy had fallen, thanks in part to the Strong Performance of the us, one of the few economic bright spots across the world. Joining me now is sharmila whelan, global macro strategist at Westbourne Research services. Hello. Welcome to the programme here at bbc news. First off, what are the main challenges that the world bank and imf are facing and likely to discuss . Well, theyve got a pretty full agenda, right . As you mentioned of course it is the state of the Global Economy, the imf is veering now towards a soft landing but were not Out Of The Woods on inflation and the Renewed Spike in oil prices on the back of the events the weekend. Also on the agenda is the Debt Restructuring for the low Income Countries as well as institutional reform for the imf and world bank. Imf in particular with its quotas and representation for countries. Then of course ukraine and funding for Climate Change. Lets deal firstly with some of those emerging economies. Of course, china is facing a slowdown. What sort of discussions or options are on the table to help those economies . I the table to help those economies . The table to help those economies . ~ economies . I think with the chinese economy, economies . I think with the chinese economy, the economies . I think with the chinese economy, the government and the aboc are doing what they can, lowering Interest Rates and eased off on the Property Market to stimulate demand but whats coming to a head in china is really the underlying structural problems, whether it is a Property Market or the leverage in the system or the crackdown on big tech that happened in 2020 and since then not being able to work out what the Business Model of operation is basically a loss of confidence which is much more hard to tackle government of the boc. The us, europe, the battle against inflation is not completely won at all and you can see it in the stickiness of inflation and the stickiness of inflation and the other risk is the rise in oil prices, even before the events of the weekend. Then, of course, theres also the fiscal situation in a public that dynamic deteriorating and you wonder whether the day of reckoning there is coming for the us in particular and europe, judging from the spike in inaudible that weve seen and the domestic political situation in the us so its challenging situation all around really. Challenging situation all around really. Challenging situation all around reall. ~. ,. , around really. We have got cop cominu around really. We have got cop coming up around really. We have got cop coming up at around really. We have got cop coming up at the around really. We have got cop coming up at the end around really. We have got cop coming up at the end of around really. We have got cop coming up at the end of the coming up at the end of the guesser in the run up the banks will sitting down this week at the end of the year so in the run up. The imf and other banks are under pressure to lend support some of the smaller economies, especially coming to Climate Change mitigation . Coming to Climate Change mitigation . Absolutely. Go ahead, please. Mitigation . Absolutely. Go ahead, please. Sorry, mitigation . Absolutely. Go ahead, please. Sorry, yes, j ahead, please. Sorry, yes, carry on ahead, please. Sorry, yes, carry on. Sorry. Ahead, please. Sorry, yes, carry on. Sorry. They ahead, please. Sorry, yes, carry on. Sorry. They are l carry on. Sorry. They are absolutely carry on. Sorry. They are absolutely under carry on. Sorry. They are l absolutely under pressure carry on. Sorry. They are absolutely under pressure and youve seen the world bank already coming out and saying that they have reoriented lending more towards helping emerging economies and developing economies in terms of lending for Climate Change, right . And to invest in renewables. But also they are hoping for a step up in contribution by member countries. With the world bank there were rumours about the us and saudi arabia increasing contributions. And saudi arabia increasing contributions. Ok, thank you very much contributions. Ok, thank you very much indeed. Sharmila whelan. Lets get some of the days other news now. The uk high street lender, metro bank, has struck a deal with investors that it says will secure its future after Newspaper Reports suggested it needed to raise cash to shore up its balance sheet. In a statement, the uk lender said it had raised £325 million in new funding, as well as refinancing £600 million of debt. Its boss said the deal marked A New Chapter for the troubled lender. The labour party has announced that if it gets into government, it would create an Anti Corruption commissioner to recoup billions of pounds lost to fraud and waste during the covid pandemic. The Shadow ChancellorRachel Reeves will set out the plan in her speech to labours conference later today. She is expected to put the cost to the taxpayer of covid fraud at £7. 2 billion. And still to come as europe saw its hottest summer on record, what will be the impact of heatwaves on the Tourism Industry . Around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. Bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. �. , , different stories from across the uk. �. , , the uk. Bill campbell started the uk. Bill campbell started The Collection the uk. Bill campbell started The Collection when the uk. Bill campbell started The Collection when he the uk. Bill campbell started The Collection when he was. The uk. Bill campbell started j The Collection when he was in his 20s and now, 84, The Collection is his passion. This particular collection is his passion. This particular tractor collection is his passion. This particular tractor is collection is his passion. This particular tractor is sort collection is his passion. 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I know what youre thinking, how in over the years. I know what youre thinking, how much in over the years. I know what youre thinking, how much is l youre thinking, how much is all of this worth . Well, bill will not say. But of course, its not really about the money, is it . Its not really about the mone , is it . ,. ,. , money, is it . Formal stories the uk, money, is it . Formal stories the uk, head money, is it . Formal stories the uk, head to youre live with bbc news. French president Emmanuel Macron and german chancellor 0laf scholz are meeting in hamburg today in an attempt to reset relations between the European Unions two biggest powers. France and germany were once regarded as the engine of the eu, but recent poor relations between the two countries have some fearing that their relationship is now slowing down key decisions within the eu, including around energy and trade. To discuss this, im joined by christian schulz, Deputy Chief European Economist at citi. Is the french german relationship in trouble . First off, what are the roots of these supposed tensions between the two countries . What do they need to fix . Do they need to fix . Well, very often when do they need to fix . Well, very often when theres do they need to fix . Well, very often when theres a do they need to fix . Well, very often when theres a change i do they need to fix . Well, very often when theres a change in| often when theres a change in power in one of the two countries, it takes some time to reset relations to come together. Thats the case this time. Germany had a new government in 2021 for for the first time in 16 years, Angela Merkel wasnt the chancellor. 0laf scholz has beenin chancellor. 0laf scholz has been in government for some time but, time before he became chancellor, but it seems to be have a surprisingly slow warm up with Emmanuel Macron, to be honest. Warmup with Emmanuel Macron, to be honest to be honest. Ok. Where do the two countries to be honest. Ok. Where do the two countries sit to be honest. Ok. Where do the two countries sit on to be honest. Ok. Where do the two countries sit on the two countries sit on the subject of energy, trade, and maybe ukraine as well . That is causing a lot of pressure on many, many of its allies. Indeed, theres a long list of policy areas where the two countries disagree. Maybe on the ukraine war, the typical struggles that germany has where exporting weapons are playing a role. That goes beyond immediate support for the country, but also weapons projects that their companies have together for countries have together for countries have together for countries have together for example, the economy really struggling. I think from the Market Perspective more importantly is the euro area of fiscal 3 deficit. Germany obviously finds it much easier complying with these rules, which will be reactivated next year. Some reforms will be necessary, but the two countries disagree on those. Free trade, especially with china, is a key issue and energy, as you mentioned as well. ,. , , and energy, as you mentioned as well. ,. , , well. Obviously this could cost this is why well. Obviously this could cost this is why people well. Obviously this could cost this is why people lead well. Obviously this could cost this is why people lead to i this is why people lead to this today could reset the relationship. Have we seen this impact yet . 50 relationship. Have we seen this impact yet . Impact yet . So far, there hasnt been impact yet . So far, there hasnt been the impact yet . So far, there hasnt been the typical. Impact yet . So far, there i hasnt been the typical crisis that really tests European Cohesion and needs a solution where the two countries need to come together to resolve it. That hasnt happened yet. Last time this happened was during the pandemic when the eu created the Covid Recovery fund to help poorer countries to recover from the pandemic. France and germany paid that off, but that was under Angela Merkel. They havent had a challenge where the countries really need to come together since. This coming financial year, well have to see a deal between the two with upcoming fiscal reforms. Fiscal reforms. Thank you very much indeed. Many parts of europe and north africa have been basking in useasonably warm temperatues these past few days. That follows a summer which was one of the hottest europe has ever registered, with many countries in the south of the continent suffering repeated heatwaves. Tourism generates around 600 Billion Euros per year in the eu and is particularly important for many of the economies of southern europe. But there are concerns that as the impact of Climate Change becomes increasingly visible it is affecting the Tourism Industry. Guy hedgecoe reports from benidorm in spain. Europes hottest ever summer may be coming to an end but, in the beach resort of benidorm, the beach resort of benidorm, the sun is still shining. Its the sun is still shining. Its 27 its the sun is still shining. Its 27 its absolutely the sun is still shining. It� s 27 its absolutely fine i mean, im burnt from head to toe, but thats just by the by, isnt it . Toe, but thats ust by the by, isnt it . , toe, but thats ust by the by, isnt it . ,, � isnt it . Unless youre actually isnt it . Unless youre actually in isnt it . Unless youre actually in the isnt it . Unless youre actually in the pool, l isnt it . Unless youre actually in the pool, obviously the only actually in the pool, obviously the only respite you get is in the only respite you get is in the hotel the only respite you get is in the hotel room where youve got your the hotel room where youve got your air con. The hotel room where youve got your aircon your aircon. 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The in mediterranean countries, Climate Change is i countries, Climate Change is starting to be felt in the Tourism Industry. Taste starting to be felt in the Tourism Industry. We used to have way Tourism Industry. We used to have way smoother Tourism Industry. We used to have way smoother nights. I Tourism Industry. We used to l have way smoother nights. The temperature used to go down a little bit and we have a little rest at night. But this summer, for 20 25 days, that didnt happen. So maybe in the future, we will have way more people coming to our destination in winter and autumn, coming to our destination in winterand autumn, and not coming to our destination in winter and autumn, and not that much in summer. Much in summer. Temperatures are increasing much in summer. Temperatures are increasing in much in summer. Temperatures are increasing in the are increasing in the Mediterranean Region 20 faster than the global average. Here in spain, there were four heatwaves last summer during which temperatures exceeded 40 celsius in many areas of the country, as the authorities recommended that people remain indoors during the hottest time of day. Italy saw record temperatures over the summer and wildfires caused thousands of people to be evacuated from islands in greece. The science suggests these are not Freak Weather events. Translation . , weather events. Translation . ,. , translation the tendency over the coming translation the tendency over the coming years translation the tendency over the coming years will translation the tendency over the coming years will be translation the tendency over the coming years will be longer. The coming years will be longer summers, starting earlier, and finishing later. We will have longer, more intense heatwaves. The possibility of extreme heat seems to be influencing where many holiday makers go. Since the pandemic, cooler destinations like denmark and iceland have been particularly popular. Translation � ,. , translation were seeing a aradual translation were seeing a gradual but translation were seeing a gradual but sustained i translation were seeing a| gradual but sustained trend gradual but sustained trend that people are travelling more to the north of spain and to northern europe. And this will continue. Its still too soon to know the full impact of Climate Change on tourism but it could be that southern european resorts like benidorm will soon face stiff competition from places where the sun doesnt always shine. Entrepreneurs are known as risk takers, visionaries and incredibly ha rd working, even when things arent going to plan. Konrad bergstrom is one of swedens leading tech entrepreneurs, having founded Marshall Group during the financial crash in 2008. Hes now the founder of x shore, one of the worlds leading Electric Boat makers, and chairman of soeder, the luxury hygiene and skincare brand found in hotels and restaurants across europe, the us and in dubai. But in his 30s, his Business Dreams were in tatters, with a debt of over 500,000 euros. Hes been speaking to my colleague sally bundock. To be honest, i was terrible. When i still think about it, it was a terrible time. But also, the best Learning Experience because if i wouldnt have gone through that, i wouldnt have been the entrepreneur or the businessman that i am today. You were in such dire straits that you were actually living in your car is that right . Yes, but i kept a dog. He didnt run away. Laughs how did you go from there to where you are now today as a successful businessman . Well, it took me successful businessman . Well, it took me a successful businessman . Well, it took me a couple successful businessman . Well, it took me a couple of successful businessman . Well, it took me a couple of years i successful businessman . Well, it took me a couple of years to | it took me a couple of years to lick my wounds and to pick myself up. Of course, actually when i met a myself up. Of course, actually when i meta it myself up. Of course, actually when i met a it was actually when i met a it was actually when i met a it was actually when i met a friend that told me that no one could steal my knowledge, and he believed in me. And off of that, i went home and wrote the Business Idea of sound industries in 48 hours that is marshalls work. Your decisions after that what companies you would invest in, what you would try and start up youve got today a really wide portfolio of businesses that youre involved in, whether it be a distillery, whether it be beauty brands, or boating. So, what do you decide to get involved in, and why . Well, i believe that sustainability is crucial for the future. I think that nature has a lot to give to us. And if we combine products with nature, it is a win. So i kind of went to companies and adventures that had something to do with connecting to nature. And that happens to be old gin as a distillery, or where we make the worlds best soap. And my boats of x shore the experience to be on the water is just amazing. Its quiet and me no fumes. Tats water isjust amazing. Its quiet and me no fumes. As you have learnt quiet and me no fumes. As you have learnt from quiet and me no fumes. As you have learnt from your quiet and me no fumes. As you have learnt from your own i have learnt from your own mistakes, it can go very wrong and you can end up in bankruptcy. How have you avoided that . What have you done to make sure these businesses are a success . Well, savints businesses are a success . Well, savings is businesses are a success . Well, savings is number businesses are a success . Well, savings is number one. Businesses are a success . Well, savings is number one. You i businesses are a success . Well, savings is number one. You also have to have the savings. You need to keep track of your economy, to have the right modules to grow and invest for the future. You have to always continue the evolution of products and where youre going. So its like never stopping, you know . Always upwards, onwards. Bud stopping, you know . Always upwards, onwards. Stopping, you know . Always upwards, onwards. And in terms ofthe upwards, onwards. And in terms of the size upwards, onwards. And in terms of the size of upwards, onwards. And in terms of the size of the upwards, onwards. And in terms of the size of the teams upwards, onwards. And in terms of the size of the teams that i of the size of the teams that you work with, is small beautiful for you . You work with, is small beautifulfor you . Or you work with, is small beautiful for you . Or does it beautiful for you . Or does it not beautiful for you . Or does it not really matter . Beautiful for you . Or does it not really matter . Not really matter . Well, its hard to be not really matter . Well, its hard to be global not really matter . Well, its hard to be global if not really matter . Well, its hard to be global if youre i hard to be global if youre small. But i kind of work in this Squirrel Teams where i have a small team and we work very quick, because the more decision makers, the harder it gets and more ideas and stuff are brought to the table. But i like working in the small teams but you still have to be quite a big company with at least around 100 employees to go global, i would say. So least around 100 employees to go global, i would say. Go global, i would say. So for somebody go global, i would say. So for somebody watching go global, i would say. So for somebody watching this i go global, i would say. So for somebody watching this now| somebody watching this now whos got a great idea they believe could be a business in the future, what would you say . Go for it. Jump. Jump off the roof. Hopefully you dont break a leg and you will land 0k, and just keep going. We are going to take you very quickly to a scene live from gaza. Well show you some of the damage that has been wrought with some of those assaults that have been taking place after hamas attacked israel, and israel retaliated. Hello. The weekend weather brought some extremes to the uk. We had the very wet weather in scotland, and then on sunday, it was exceptionally warm across so many other parts of the country. In northern ireland, 22. 6 celsius the warmest 0ctober day since the � 60s. About 24 in wales thats the warmest in over a decade. And in london, nearly 26 celsius about the warmest day in october since 2018. Now the rain from scotland is petering out, some areas have had about a months worth of rainfall recently. And the overall Weather Pattern is still showing a dip in the jet stream here, which is shunting that warmer atmosphere from the south. So once again, it will be exceedingly warm, not just here in the uk, but across many parts of western and also Central Europe this week. So the headline is one of a warm start this week but not completely dry, there is some rain on the way particularly where we dont want it in Western Parts of scotland, but thats not until tuesday. So heres the forecast, then, for the early morning. A lot of bright weather around little dribs and drabs perhaps in the western isles. Still relatively cool in the north of scotland, around 13 15, but look at that northern ireland, wales, england, widely into the 20s, perhaps even the mid 20s, again in london and the southeast. Now a cold front is approaching and will bring some fresher weather, but again, rain to parts of scotland on tuesday. Look at that rain reaching the northwest first, then it spreads into central scotland. But still very mild, 17 18 here, snd were still talking about the low to mid 20s on tuesday widely across the uk. And then, tuesday into wednesday, well start to see a change coming in from the north. So a Weather Front will spread southwards across the uk. It will bring some rain, stronger winds for scotland and much fresher, much cooler, if not even colder conditions in the very far north of scotland temperatures here barely making ten degrees in lowick, 11 in stornoway, 14 in newcastle, but still warmth with some cloud and rain on wednesday in the south, about 20 23 celsius. The temperatures will return to close to the seasonal norm, at least towards saturday, sunday, but its stilljust the other side of average. So warmer than average, i think, over the coming days. Good morning. Welcome to Breakfast Withjon Kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. More than a thousand people have been confirmed dead in israel and gaza after a massive assault by hamas militants. Israels Search And Rescue agency says more than 260 bodies have been recovered from the site of a music festival. 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Carrying on in the most normal way that we possibly can. Carrying on in the most normal way that we possibly can. Good morning. Should water that we possibly can. Good morning. Should water bossis that we possibly can. Good morning. Should water bossis be that we possibly can. Good morning. Should water bossis be banned i that we possibly can. Good morning. Should water bossis be banned from j should water bossis be banned from receiving bonuses if theirfirms refused to crack down on Sewage Spills . Laboursays refused to crack down on Sewage Spills . Labour says it would give the watchdog the power to block them. In sport, its gold Forjake Jarman at the World Gymnastics Championships the 21 year old pulls off the vault of his life to win britains first world title in the event. Good morning. After some parts of scotland having a month of rain in a short amount of time, today is looking a lot drier,