to discuss, not least the ongoing disputes over trade, technology, taiwan, and fentanyl. the bbc�*s james clayton is in san francisco and he's filed this report. apec has started here and it is a huge moment for the city of san francisco, the biggest summit to be held here since the united nations charter was signed here in 1916. this is a huge economic summit. you are talking about more than 50% of all of the world's trade belongs to the 21 nations who will be attending here this week. and we are talking about 40% of the world's population. so it is a big economic conference, but by far the biggest ticket item here is the meeting between president biden and his counterpart in china, president xijinping. relations between those two nations have not been good as late. they last met last year in indonesia and since then you have had that moment where the american government shot down the chinese spy balloon and flaming tensions in the south china sea and also joe biden ramping up a ban on high—level chips which really hurt the chinese economy. diplomatic tensions between those two countries, but there has been a thawing in recent times and there have been a number of discussions recently. there is no real indication that any high—level agreements had been made here this week, but there are hopes that at least the countries�* militaries between china and america will actually begin speaking again and there may be some announcements around things like artificial intelligence and the prediction of fentanyl. a lot of the fentanyl on the streets of san francisco comes from china through mexico and across the border. so there may be a few things that countries can agree on but there is not much hope from what i can see that there will be any high—level diplomatic agreement here. that's james clayton there in san francisco. another issue that will be highly gender, world leaders covered in san francisco is gaza and the ongoing war between israel and hamas. the us treasury secretary janet yellen said the finance minister from a yellen said the finance ministerfrom a pack yellen said the finance minister from a pack countries agreed to do everything they can to prevent it from expanding into a regional conflict. yellen is an escalation could pose a serious risks to the global economic outlook. the indian trade minister is also in the us now, following a visit to the tesla factory in northern california on tuesday, he said that ev maker is set to increase the import of audio components from india. joining us tell us more about in mumbai is the bbc�*s reporter. thanks forjoining reporter. thanks for joining us. reporter. thanks forjoining us. explain about what the eu culture in india is. are these popular? culture in india is. are these panama?— popular? there is a growing demand for _ popular? there is a growing demand for electric - 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discussions stand? there are speed discussions and report suggests they are progressing at a much faster rate. reports say that the factory or initiation of that factory could happen as early as early 2024. could happen as early as early 202a. rememberwhen could happen as early as early 202a. remember when prime minister narendra modi went to the us had met with tesla ceo elon musk? since then there has been a buzz and elon musk says he wants to manufacture electric cars under $24,000 in india and was a battery manufactory unit. but that's the manufacturing part. tesla has wanted to enter the indian market where the demand for electric vehicles has grown since 2021 but higher import duties on fully built cars has been a big detriment and recruit you and the indian government have been in talks on and off about it. trade minister puzzling �*s visited the tesla factory right now also seems important because there are reports suggesting that the indian government is considering to provide concessional import duties to companies that eventually come into manufacture electric vehicles in india because the indian government also has a target of having 30% of overall vehicles to be electric vehicles to be electric vehicles by 2030, so the talks are certainly progressing faster. . ~' , ., are certainly progressing faster. ., ~ ., faster. thank you for the undate- _ faster. thank you for the update. but _ faster. thank you for the update. but turn - faster. thank you for the update. but turn our- faster. thank you for the i update. but turn our focus faster. thank you for the - update. but turn our focus to the us economy. the year over year consumer price index readout for october measured overall inflation at 3.2% — down from 3.7% in september. the numbers pumped up investor confidence and put the brakes on fears about further rate hikes by the us federal reserve. the bbc�*s erin delmore reports from new york. investors looked at the inflation data from tuesday and saw a lot to like. the confidence sent stocks rallying across all three major indices. the nasdaq closed up more than two percentage points. the dow nearly 1.5% after spending the day flirting with a 500—point gain. the s&p was up at 9% closed all 11 sectors gaining. that marks the markets best performance on the price index day since last november. treasury leads took a dive with a ten—year yield at 4.4% above 4.6 marking its biggest one—day decline since march. the cpi data buoyed investor hopes that the federal reserve is finished raising interest rates. the fed meets again next month and the expectation is that they will hold interest rates steady. easing price pressure may mean an era of federal reserve rate hikes has drawn to a close. that is aaron delmont in new york, our north america business correspondent. let's go to the uk. the first new nuclear plant to be built there in decades caught hinkley point b see and construction is a mammoth undertaking. but nearly all of the country possible existing reactors have either been shut down poverty or are approaching the end of their useful lives and cleaning up what's left behind will take decades stop theo leggett reports. for decades, the two reactors at hinkley point b provided enough electricity to power one and a half million homes in the south—west of england. but last year they were closed down. beneath my feet is the core of the nuclear reactor. for nearly half a century, it was generating huge amounts of electricity, operating at high temperatures and under enormous pressures. but now the reactor�*s been shut down and the highly radioactive contents need to be removed and removed safely. and that's what this machine over here is all about. it's a heavily shielded crane which pulls the old fuel elements out of the core. so the fuel assembly that's being lifted contains eight fuel elements. those fuel elements are highly irradiated and can be lethal. but the whole point of this entire set—up is to make sure that nobody comes anywhere near that fuel. the fuel assemblies are brought down to a special cell where they're taken apart. the radioactive remains are then left in these ponds to cool for several months. they're then placed in special, rugged containers before being driven away into storage. emptying all the fuel will take four years and cost around £1 billion, but that's just the start. afterwards, other work can begin, such as the removal of these huge turbine generators. the reactors themselves won't be dismantled for some 60 years. the waste they've created during their life span will remain in storage. and campaigners say that's reason enough not to build any more nuclear plants. the main lesson we should learn from decommissioning the existing fleet is that we still don't have an answer for what to do with nuclear waste at any scale. and the more highly radioactive waste that are coming from the proposed new plants are going to be even more of a problem. yet, a stone's throw away from hinkley point b, a new nuclear plant is being built. hinkley point c. it's due to start generating infouryears�* time, but one day it too will have to close. and plans for its eventual demolition at the end of the century are already in place. theo leggett, bbc news, hinkley point. let's look at the markets because here in asia the cake is up almost 2%. it is on course for a second straight day of gains will stop at the end was stuck near level in three decades after the dollar struggling to find a floor as the bank of japan's easing money poetry settings remained at odds with the rest of the world which are seeing them go up. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. bye for now. voice-over: bbc news, bringing ou voice-over: bbc news, bringing you different _ voice-over: bbc news, bringing you different stories _ voice-over: bbc news, bringing you different stories from - 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