comes after a meeting between the taiwanese president and the us house speaker kevin mccarthy in california last week. tensions, as international monetary formed fund has warned of severe weakness in the global economy in the next half decade. the says it outlook for global economic growth the next five years is the weakest. i spoke to our correspondent earlier, the chief executive at xm australia and he told me situations like this are where they look to rebalance portfolios.- this are where they look to rebalance portfolios. look at the escalation rebalance portfolios. look at the escalation they - rebalance portfolios. look at the escalation they look - rebalance portfolios. look at the escalation they look at i the escalation they look at rhetoric they look at market interpretation as far as news and they sit there and they say, are there opportunities? are there sectors of the market to be removed from or other markets that need to be looking stronger out. the gold
around the middle of next year. start production. looking at food prices not because according to the nine nation slaves index international prices dipped for the 12th consecutive month in march. the index released on friday cited ample supplies and the extension of the black sea green initiative as reasons for the decline. but despite the positive trend, an analyst from the economist intelligence unit in saying that there are still economies in asia dealing with sticky inflation. sticky inflation. countries that have sticky inflation. countries that have sticky - sticky inflation. countries that have sticky inflationl sticky inflation. countries i that have sticky inflation are the likes of the philippines and singapore into a extent japan. that has to do with what is the idiosyncrasy of the economy, not the food price trend, normally. trend, normally. how does china s reopening -