03/10/2013 World Business Report


03/10/2013

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tells financial markets that the Those are the latest headlines.

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tells financial markets that the threat of a US debt default is real.

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Hello and a warm welcome to World Plus it is Europe's busiest airport,

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Hello and a warm welcome to World programme, why the shutdown could

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affect the price of the food on programme, why the shutdown could

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breakfast table. First of all, as you have been hearing, the latest

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meeting between President Obama you have been hearing, the latest

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senior congressional leaders have ended without agreement yet again on

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the budget dispute that has led ended without agreement yet again on

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shutdown of many US government services since Tuesday. President

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Obama has been doing his best to harness the power of financial

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markets in his budget battle with the Republicans. On Wednesday he

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used an interview with financial television network CNBC to warn

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used an interview with financial Street it should be concerned that a

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conservative faction of Republicans is willing to allow the country

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conservative faction of Republicans default on its debt. The broadcast

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came after the close of the US markets, which have so far shown a

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muted reaction to this political deadlock. Earlier the President

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muted reaction to this political met the bosses of America's biggest

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So far the markets have appeared numb in the face of government

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dysfunction. At the time for such calm on Wall Street is over. When

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you have a situation in which a faction is willing potentially to

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obligations, then we are in trouble. Hours earlier at the White House, he

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met with more than a dozen worlds —— Wall Street bank chiefs. Looking

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less like masters of the universe Wall Street bank chiefs. Looking

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less like masters of the universe they spoke of how bad things might

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get if America were unable to find itself and pay its bills. Goldman

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Sachs's chief executive summed it up precedent for a shutdown. There

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Sachs's chief executive summed it up no precedent for default. We are the

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reserve currency of the world. Payments have to go out. If money

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boss of Bank of America. There is no Payments have to go out. If money

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boss of Bank of America. There is no debate that the seriousness of the

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US not paying its debts, be it small—business loans, up to the

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treasury notes and bills, it is small—business loans, up to the

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most serious thing we have. We witnessed it in August 2011. We

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most serious thing we have. We the ramifications as a sled and

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most serious thing we have. We economy. The 2008 financial crisis

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government shelter. Now the bank bosses fear the government could

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push them back into the financial The budget crisis in the States

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push them back into the financial having an effect on President Obama

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What is happening as far as this trip is concerned? He was due to

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Malaysia and the Philippines as trip is concerned? He was due to

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tries to unlock this political gridlock in Washington which could

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economy, but also Asia which exports many of its products to the United

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States. The White House has not ruled out the possibility of Mr

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Obama cancelling the remaining legs of his trip, the Apec summit in

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Obama cancelling the remaining legs Southeast Asian meetings in Brunei.

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His four nation Asian tour is being looked forward to in the region

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key economic partner and is part of looked forward to in the region

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priorities in the region. His visit America's initiative. The south—east

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priorities in the region. His visit Asian treaty allies. Thank you very

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much. The fallout from the shutdown could have an impact on the price of

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food on your breakfast table. That is because it is unlikely the US

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Department of agriculture will be estimates. Farmers and traders

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around the world rely on this date, which can cause huge swings in the

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price of corn, wheat, soya beans, and many other commodities. A Europe

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business correspondent has the America has planted, but with no

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official figures know people quite know how much it has wreaked. As the

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world's largest grain exporter, America's actual crop yields matter.

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Feeding into what we all pay for exporter. Without all the state

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only have recent history to go on. When it comes to the breakfast table

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it is cereals which have seen some of the biggest price cuts. Take

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it is cereals which have seen some week for example, it is 60% cheaper

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than it was one year ago. The story is different for meat. Frozen orange

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concentrate is 11% more expensive. The commodity markets may be unsure

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of the 2013 harvest has proved as good as many hoped. There are some

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concerns about soya bean yields good as many hoped. There are some

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little August rain on the corn belt. There is exported data, there's

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are surveys going out and checking There is exported data, there's

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are surveys going out and checking the yields and measuring heights. It

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some traders might see this as an the yields and measuring heights. It

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some traders might see this as an opportunity to trade on preferential

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information. There could be some traders who have access to deep

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knowledge on the markets. They may take advantage of that at a time

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when the rest of the world's does not have access to this because

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the downing of the USDA. The size of the crop in the US also shapes

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the downing of the USDA. The size of Britain's aviation regulator will

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rule on how Europe's busiest port can charge airlines in learning

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fees. The Civil Aviation Authority is the industry watchdog which

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average, 200,000 passengers fly is the industry watchdog which

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and out Heathrow every day. The charges passed on as a service fee.

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It is capped at $50 for shortfall —— shorthaul flights. What is the

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likely outcome and what will it shorthaul flights. What is the

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for travellers? I have said that it is three times more than other

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airports charge. How have they gotten away with it? Heathrow, as

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interest, is a different airport to anywhere else on the planet. London

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is the world capital of aviation. The problem with Heathrow is that

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because it is effectively full there The problem with Heathrow is that

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because it is effectively full there are lots in essence. The actual

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market would say that we judge people may be $100 per passenger,

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which would be excessive. Therefore the regulator controls what Heathrow

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may charge. At the way that is the regulator controls what Heathrow

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may charge. At the way that is worked out is arcane. It is not

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may charge. At the way that is do with the actual marginal cost of

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bit strong. They have allowed above agreement? I think that would be a

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bit strong. They have allowed above at it is to say that from a flight

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pay $65 as your passenger service from Heathrow to Los Vegas you would

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pay $65 as your passenger service fee, that goes to the airport. If

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The airlines are furious at the regulators get it right? Indications

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are that they will allow only below inflation increases. The airports is

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that if they cannot get the fees that they need then the investors

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will put their money elsewhere and Heathrow will not get the necessary

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upgrades it needs. It is basically a shoehorned into the 21st century.

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background of London being starved of runways. Nothing you since the

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Second World War. That is a big of runways. Nothing you since the

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we will no doubt be talking about soon. Thank you very much. We will

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keep you up—to—date on that story. Before I go, a quick flash of the

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We have been talking about the fact that these markets so far have maybe

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been a bit calm and muted. Not reacting aggressively to what has

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been going on. That could change soon. We will discuss that shortly

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by me look at the newspapers. The main markets are down just lightly.

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