territory. we will look at what the week might have in store for the markets. man has always relied on the oceans for fishing and trade, but what threat do over fishing, climate change and plastics pose? we ll speak to the woman behind a new charity trying to flag up those dangers to generation z. are your streaming habits impacting your sleep? today we want to know, are your streaming viewing habits getting in the way of your sleep? let us know. just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. it s all too easy, you start watching one episode, you think, one more, and the hoursjust go. hello and welcome to business live. oil is once again in the spotlight. as one of the world s most important commodities, its price can influence the cost of everything from filling up our cars to shipping goods around the world. for the top oil producing nations, it also underpins government finances. so perhaps what everyone at the world petroleum congress in turkey wants most is the stability to plan ahea
indices, reflecting a return to an appetite for risk. and also on the programme. . . and is a lack of charging points holding back growth in the electric car market? the boss of the uk‘s largest network of charging stations is here. so today we want to know: what s holding you back from going electric? if you drive would you go electric? let us know, use the hashtag bbc biz live. hello and welcome to business live. the british prime minister theresa may has this morning, published a blueprint for future trade relations between the uk and the european union. in the first of a series of brexit papers, the government suggested creating an interim period of trade, saying one possible approach would be a temporary customs union between the uk and the eu. that means they would continue applying the same tariffs to goods from outside the union which can then move between them without more tariffs being added. the government s brexit committee hopes a time limited transition pe
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