Welcome to dateline london. This week, were discussing theresa may in china, trying to increase trade before brexit, whilst trading blows with the European Union, and even some of her own colleagues. Donald trump delivered his first state of the Union Address at the end of his first year as us president. He vowed to end the era of economic surrender in trade who does he mean . And is it a bad business for the middle east if military leadership is on the rise again . With me are bronwen maddox, british political commentator, abdel bari atwan, who writes on arab affairs, italian writer and film maker anna lisa piras, and stephanie bakerfrom bloomberg markets. In china, they were calling her auntie may, but back here in the uk, shes more an aunt sally, the target in a long vanished game at whom players threw things in an attempt to knock it down. Her absence from westminster was marked by yet another round of rumours suggesting time is running out for her premiership. There was a toy that
Jonathan it was better with cable down and the euro at 1. 17. Alix talking about cable, take a look at the gilt market. In the gilt market you are seeing yields up about four basis points. After thetively flat data out of the u. K. Unemployment and wages. Dollarmex down slightly. Aluminum missed, down 1 . David it is time for your morning brief. We will start out here in from two fed president s, bill dudley and Robert Kaplan in a discussion. U. S. Nutes later we get Housing Starts and Building Permits for september, and the Senate Finance committee will meet with President Trump. Jonathan chinas president xi jinping laid out a roadmap to turn the country into a leading country by 2050. He warns there may still be a bumpy road ahead to success. Our development is due within a great situation. Slight but our challenge is tough. Jonathan opening chinas doors to foreign businesses and monetary policy. Joining us are Tom Mackenzie and enda curran. Just run us through the highlights of what
Selfieholics. I took this with the caption my office for the day oftentimes when we examine coverage foof stories about facing a vote, a choice between index or the status quote, the news media divide and compete. Scotland is facing votes september 18th. The thing about the story is even though the refer evenedum has been on the cards for more, there was a presumption they would vote no and preserve a relationship with britain that goes back more than three centuries. A poll showed the yes side slightly ahead. Party leaders in london hit the panic button. The media scrambled to play catchup. Poll came out in the sunday times owned by Rupert Murdoch and his gigantic News Corporation. There is every indication that murdochs scottish son, the sun, will urge scotts to vote for independence. So despite that phone hacking scandal that shamed his company, landed it in court and left it in crisis, Rupert Murdoch could prove to be more influential in this referendum than almost any of those act
We look at what goes on at the obituary disk before it goes bo present and befoself described selfieholics. I took this with the caption my office for the day oftentimes when we examine coverage foof stories about facing a vote, a choice between index or the status quote, the news media divide and compete. Scotland is facing votes september 18th. The thing about the story is even though the refer evenedum has been on the cards for more, there was a presumption they would vote no and preserve a relationship with britain that goes back more than three centuries. A poll showed the yes side slightly ahead. Party leaders in london hit the panic button. Catchup. Poll came out in the sunday times owned by Rupert Murdoch and his gigantic News Corporation. There is every indication that murdochs scottish son, the sun, will urge scotts to vote for independence. So despite that phone hacking scandal that shamed his company, landed it in court and left it in crisis, Rupert Murdoch could prove to b
Present and befoself described selfieholics. I took this with the caption my office for the day oftentimes when we examine coverage foof stories about facing a vote, a choice between index or the status quote, the news media divide and compete. Scotland is facing votes september 18th. The thing about the story is even though the refer evenedum has been on the cards for more, there was a presumption they would vote no and preserve a relationship with britain that goes back more than three centuries. A poll showed the yes side slightly ahead. Party leaders in london hit the panic button. Catchup. Poll came out in the sunday times owned by Rupert Murdoch and his gigantic News Corporation. There is every indication that murdochs scottish son, the sun, will urge scotts to vote for independence. So despite that phone hacking scandal that shamed his company, landed it in court and left it in crisis, Rupert Murdoch could prove to be more influential in this referendum than almost any of those