2025-08-22
26 分钟Hello and welcome to World Business Report from the BBC World Service.
I'm Rahul Tandon.
Plenty coming up on the programme.
Big day for Donald Trump and a court case that he has been involved with,
which is concerned with his financial activities.
We will take a close look at that.
We'll preview what the chairman of the Federal Reserve may say in a crucial speech that he will be giving on Friday.
And McDonald's has got into trouble in Japan.
We'll tell you.
Why?
But we're going to start the programme
because we now have deals of that tentative trade deal between the European Union and the US,
which was announced a few weeks ago.
Here's the EU's Trade Commissioner, Maros Sefcovic.
15% all-inclusive tariff cap for the European Union.
This is the most favourable trade deal the US has extended to any partner.
A wide range of sectors, including strategic industries such as cars,
pharmaceuticals, semiconductors and lumber, will benefit from this cap.
Well, guiding us through the programme, we have Kerry Leahy,
who's going to take a close look at some of the big business stories of the day.