Frustration builds in some circles over the governments handling of the crisis. And east africa battles the pandemic and a plague of locusts a devastating crops across the region experts warned the 2nd wave this year focuses on unprecedented threats to Food Security. Welcome to the Program France has begun to lift its coronavirus lockdown after 8 weeks of restrictions people are now allowed to leave their homes without a permit most shops and businesses have reopened and many children will soon be sent to school with 26000 fatalities france as the worlds 5th highest coffin 1000 death toll. The streets of paris is starting to look more like the usual crowded selves after 8 weeks in lockdown french citizens are venturing out again its been a cautious reopening with most shops welcoming customers and many people returning to work. I think its still very risky for the population but costs are rising for companies so we need to go back to work but it all you. Know. No im not afraid everythi
Diary. And welcoming us into the. Let us get as up close and personal as the pandemic will allow. The diaries starts minute d. W. All eyes on europe and the u. S. As their economies begin reopening in parts so can businesses find their footing or will a 2nd wave of infections push them back to the brink. Also coming up saudi arabia announces further cuts in Oil Production and further measures to help its Oil Dependent economy. And well look at how the pandemic is threatening medicine shortage just at a pharmacy near you. This is your Business Report im Stephen Beardsley its good to have you with us wall street wavered monday as more economies began reopening at risk of new infections the dow index. Much of the session down before recovering some of its losses in spain france and belgium have all relaxed some pandemic restrictions beginning this week as have more states in the u. S. Meanwhile south korea once a model for its response is reporting new cases as is the chinese city of wood
Theyre keeping a diary. And welcoming us into their stuff. A little sketchy as up close and personal as the pandemic will of my own. Diaries starts many teams g. W. All eyes on europe and the u. S. As their economies begin reopening in parts so can businesses find their footing a 2nd wave of infections push them back to the brink. Also coming up saudi arabia announces further cuts in Oil Production and further measures to help its Oil Dependent economy. And well look at how the pandemic is threatening medicine shortages at a pharmacy near you. This is your Business Report im Stephen Beardsley its good to have you. With us wall street wavered monday as more economies began reopening at risk of new infections the dow index spending much of the session down before recovering some of its losses spain france and belgium have all relaxed some pandemic restrictions beginning this week as have more states in the u. S. Meanwhile south korea once a model for its response is reporting new cases a
Plus as the virus continues its spread across the globe so as misinformation about the outbreak and tech giants are teaming up to take it on and later the global Aviation Industry has been battered by the virus could help for the sector be just over the horizon we have a packed show today so lets dive right in. And after the worst day for the u. S. Market since 1987 were seeing a bit of a rebound following an early rate cut from the u. S. Federal reserve as the central bank tries to mitigate the Economic Impact of the coronavirus markets tumbled to yearly lows losing more than 10 percent and on tuesday things are back in the green but the question is for how long were going to get to that shortly with some expert analysis but thats whats going on on wall street what about whats happening on main street please pardon the political cliche there an increasing number of businesses have been forced to close in major cities throughout the United States as of tuesday the United Auto Workers h
Over the horizon we have a packed show today so lets dive right in. And after the worst day for the u. S. Market since 1987 were seeing a bit of a rebound following an early rate cut from the u. S. Federal reserve as the central bank tries to mitigate the Economic Impact of the coronavirus markets tumbled to yearly lows losing more than 10 percent and on tuesday things are back in the green but the question is for how long were going to get to that shortly with some expert analysis but thats whats going on on wall street what about whats happening on main street please pardon the political cliche there an increasing number of businesses have been forced to close in major cities throughout the United States as of tuesday the United Auto Workers have called for a 2 week shutdown of plants operated by ford General Motors and chrysler to safeguard their members from across the Virus Outbreak Movie Theaters Movie Theater operators amc and regal will close for up to 12 weeks Department Store