Over a major market. The demand in china is driven by a weak private consumption. This is not really coming up. Theres uncertainty in the people. The export is not picking up that well because the Global Economy is not that strong. And israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stands firm on the rafah offensive despite telling cnbc they will push on regardless. Yes, we have a disagreement on gaza, rather rafah. We have to do what we have to do. Sometimes you have to do what is required to ensure your survival and future. China and russia signing a joint statement on ties with russian president Vladimir Putin highlighting energy as a key priority. We are looking at breaking news from the ecb. The European Central Bank Financial stability review coming through this morning. Just reallyi speaking about financial vulnerabilities have eased, but the outlook is remaining fragile according to the ecb. Conditions improving ultimately there. Recession risk declining, but markets remain exposed
Spokesperson as the Parliament Begins to reign in Search Engines. A warm welcome, i am anna edwards. It has just gone 6 00 here in london and lets start with the oil story, the longawaited meeting is hours away in vienna. In the lead up to the meeting we have seen prices collapsed a four year lows. Ryan has been on the ground speaking to oil ministers, good to see you this morning what can we expect . I think if you look at the , clearly investors are not expecting a supply cut. We heard the oil minister of saudi arabia saying the gulf countries have reached a butensus amongst themselves none of them have been pushing for a supply cut so the fact that some of them have a united position suggest that that faction within opec is happy not to have that happen. You will remember the saudis had that meeting alongside the venezuelans, the mexicans and the russians earlier in the week and that failed to deliver a supply cut. There was this idea going into the meeting that there could be this
Sharp falls in the value of commercial properties, especially offices and retail, may continue but the billions in losses are not triggering knock-on effects in Irish banks or the wider economy, according to the Central Bank.
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