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With two weeks until the US midterm elections, Luke Wilson examines how rising living costs could influence voters and what the latest economic figures reveal.
Also, Netflix reports its latest results after a difficult few months marked by job cuts and executive departures.
And could Africa's economy grow faster than China's for the first time in decades?
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French lawmakers are continuing their scrutiny of next year's budget as the country reels from days of violent unrest. What began as protests over the cost of living and conditions in schools has escalated into some of the worst rioting France has seen in years.Thousands of people have been arrested, businesses have been looted and buildings set alight.
We hear why the...
Around 2,000 businesses have been affected by riots and looting across France. We hear from those caught up in the unrest and examine the economic impact.
Also, can Europe's biggest mobile operators build a rival to Elon Musk's Starlink?
And Saudi Arabia postpones a major investment conference as Houthi attacks disrupt business in the kingdom.
Presenter: And...
The world's second largest economy grew by 4.5% in the third quarter, but worries persist in China over weak spending at home. China’s economy grew by 4.5% in the third quarter of the year, thanks to the AI boom driving investment in Chinese exports. But global trade tensions and continued concerns at the level of consumer spending at home hang over the future of the world’...
Jean-Claude Trichet , former president of the European Central Bank, joins the programme to discuss economic stability. We hear his thoughts on the student protests in France and that country's fiscal struggles. Should the ECB intervene or can France sort this out on its own?
And voters in the U.S. are worried about housing, polls suggest. But what role will it play in...