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A morning show that highlights the latest headlines in news, weather, sports and entertainment, and is known for the cohosts casual and spontaneous. america s credibility and erodes our relationship with nato and allies and sets back a path toward a more stable region and peaceful non-eye nucleanonnuclear future. another round as noted by out president will go into effect in november that will target the oil sector and central bank. this is just getting started. steve: it did at midnight. griff, thank you very much. so in may the president took us out of the iran nuke deal. now this morning the remaining parties to the iran deal, russia, china, the united kingdom, france, germany and the eu have all announced that they will continue to work to keep the financial channels with iran open. and they also hope to keep the exports and import of oil and gas. however, as brian pointed out a little while ago, eventually they are going to have to choose. you want to stand with the iran ....
growth precarious global economy uncertain international monetary fund and the world bank kick off their annual spring meetings with warnings to the world. also coming up after months of disagreements the e.u. has green lighted trade talks with the us setting the stage for the real challenge convincing washington to agree to a deal. and it s said to be one of the biggest oil refineries in the world built by the richest man in africa but will it be good for nigeria our correspondent funny went to find out. welcome to the business i m john nelda and in berlin good to have you with us it s a recurring refrain by now but with undiminished urgency i don t use conference marking the start of their annual spring meetings the international monetary fund and the world bank said seventy percent of the global economy is caught in a slowdown trade tensions that distrust and for policy making aren t helping either we ll talk to our correspondent in washington in a moment but first this rep ....
growth precarious global economy uncertain international monetary fund and the world bank kick off their annual spring meetings with warnings to the world. also coming up after months of disagreements the evil has greenlighted trade talks with the us setting the stage for the real challenge convincing washington to agree to a deal. and is set to be one of the biggest oil refineries in the world built by the richest man in africa but will it be good for nigeria our correspondent funny for scharf went to find out. welcome to the business i m joined now the melanin brylin good to have you with us it s a recurring refrain by now but with undiminished urgency at a news conference marking the start of their annual spring meetings the international monetary fund and the world bank said seventy percent of the global economy is caught in a slowdown trade tensions that distrust and for policy making aren t helping either we ll talk to our correspondent in washington in a moment but firs ....
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