2025-05-09
26 分钟Hello and welcome to World Business Report on the BBC World Service.
Will Bain with you today.
Great as always to have your company.
So, finally, the US and China seem ready to talk trade truces.
But what realistically can be achieved when the two sides meet for the first time this weekend?
We'll be doing a little bit of expectation management here on WBR in just a moment.
Also today, the boss of the global fashion chain, Zara,
tells the BBC that the EU should close the tax loophole which allows Shein and Timu,
Chinese exporters, to ship low-value goods to customers.
We have been asking for this 11-plane field in order to have the same set of rules for any single competitor.
And we'll be in India to see what people there make of a postponement of one of the world's biggest sporting brands,
the IPL.
My family especially loves this tournament so much that we even named our son Virat because of how much we love the game.
But with what's going on between India and Pakistan, I get it.
Safety comes first.
Cricket can take a backseat for now.
Yeah, and the big business of big sport,
there's not many bigger than the Indian Premier League cricket tournament.
So even if you're not a cricket fan,
it's going to be a fascinating conversation a little bit later on here on World.