Hello and welcome to World Business Report here on the BBC World Service.
I'm Rahul Tandon.
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But we're going to start the programme once again with this.
A second and final day of high stakes US-China trade talks.
Investors optimistic.
We're looking at those trade talks between the US and China.
They're taking place in London.
Faisal Islam is our economics editor and he's outside where the talks are taking place.
So much riding on this.
It's been what's casting a shadow over the whole world economy.
This trade war centred on the two world big economies, the US and China.
And President Trump and President Xi have sent their top lieutenants to negotiate here at Lancaster House,
a very important seat of UK diplomacy here in London.
As you said, Scott Besson, the most senior US official on this delegation, has just left.
Said talks are ongoing, said they've been productive, but there's been no deal yet.
Those negotiations continue.