Probably something that is common to the two companies. Now there are plenty of differences as well. As far as airbus is concerned, we re trying to focus on our priorities and our customers. That s about delivering the ramp up in this quite complex environment, finding what i call the sweet spot between a very strong demand and the ability of the supply chain to follow in a safe and manner with quality at the centre. Because the truth is, at the moment you ve got more than 8000 planes on your order books. You re making them as fast as you can, but you can t really make them fast enough. Indeed, we have more demand than the ability to supply. So it s a demand driven market at the moment, and we re working hard with our partners, supply chain, to try to catch up as much as we can in this environment. So that s indeed the situation. More demand than supply. Quite a nice problem to have but one thatis quite a nice problem to have but one that is causing problems for the industry. Let s tal
As far as they are concerned? it is as far as they are concerned? it is as far as they are concerned? it is a seismic political as far as they are concerned? it 3 a seismic political shift but for the markets, its a seismic political shift but for the markets, it sjust a little bit of a change. We have seen in the weeks leading up to that moment a bit of the trump trade, investors piling into stocks they thought could benefit if donald trump regain the white house. It is a man who has already served in the white house and so he has a record. There are certainly things that investors can point to and they were looking at companies which perhaps have a smaller domestic footprint, that stems out of donald trump s america first policy which would also prioritise notjust us stocks and companies but would also potentially hurt larger companies with a global footprint. President trump has also said he would want to drill, drill, drill, which means you see energy stocks take a bump. Even some
Now it s time for hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. Africa is going through its first recession in more than a quarter of a century because of the global downturn caused by the covid pandemic. The economic crisis is being keenly felt in nigeria, the continent s most populous country. Its 200 million people are struggling with long standing challenges which have been exacerbated by the pandemic and deteriorating security. My guest is nigeria s finance minister, zainab ahmed. What is her plan to avert financial meltdown, as well as help deliver stability? finance minister zainab ahmed in the nigerian capital, abuja, welcome to hardtalk. So, we are hearing warnings of a third covid wave in africa, where only about 1% of the population has been vaccinated. What is the situation like in nigeria? well, thank you very much, zeinab, for having me. Thankfully for us, covid 19 pandemic has been well contained. So far, what we ve seen in terms of the numbers is that it is decl
Now on bbc news. Hardtalk with zeinab badawi. Welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. Africa is going through its first recession in more than a quarter of a century because of the global downturn caused by the covid pandemic. The economic crisis is being keenly felt in nigeria, the continent s most populous country. Its 200 million people are struggling with long standing challenges which have been exacerbated by the pandemic and deteriorating security. Exacerbated by the pandemic my guest is nigeria s finance minister, zainab ahmed. What is her plan to avert financial meltdown, as well as help deliver stability? finance minister zainab ahmed in the nigerian capital, abuja, welcome to hardtalk. So, we are hearing warnings of a third covid wave in africa, where only about 1% of the population has been vaccinated. What is the situation like in nigeria? well, thank you very much, zeinab, for having me. Thankfully for us, covid 19 pandemic has been well contained. So far, what we ve s
That s it from me. Sally will be here for all of the news today at the top of the hour. Now it is time for hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. Africa is going through its first recession in more than a quarter of a century because of the global downturn caused by the covid pandemic. The economic crisis is being keenly felt in nigeria, the continent s most populous country. Its 200 million people are struggling with long standing challenges which have been exacerbated by the pandemic and deteriorating security. My guest is nigeria s finance minister, zainab ahmed. What is her plan to avert financial meltdown, as well as help deliver stability? finance minister zainab ahmed in the nigerian capital, abuja, welcome to hardtalk. So, we are hearing warnings of a third covid wave in africa, where only about 1% of the population has been vaccinated. What is the situation like in nigeria? well, thank you very much, zeinab, for having me. Thankfully for us, covid 19 pandemic ha