a treat deal negotiated when trump and presidency meet next month early next month they also won't be a stimulus unlike the one we saw in europe just last week but that we may see we may see some kind of rate cuts for medium loans from the chinese central bank in order to ease what's happening with the global industrial numbers now overall we'll be hearing a very measured tone coming from china and it's now a question of whether the government can tolerate the slower growth rather than finding solutions to fix it. in singapore thank you and on to some of the other global business stories making headlines today pakistan central by left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 13.25 percent on monday as consumer price inflation finally appears to stabilize consumer costs in the country have jumped over the past year with a devaluation of the rupee stance if you had a 6000000000 dollar i.m.f. bailout in july. u.s.