Three things we learnt from the Google Boss interview

从谷歌CEO访谈中我们学到的三点

World Business Report

2025-11-19

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Global stocks and shares have plunged for the fourth day in a row. The markets are falling as worries about AI valuations, the US economy and central bank rates hit sentiment. What happens if the AI bubble burst? We hear from the boss of Google in an exclusive BBC interview. What's next for the global car industry? Next year, one in four global car sales will be electric, that's according to a report by the International Energy Agency. A court in France will rule today if Perrier bottles will be forced to remove their bottles from shelves. And in the UK, selling tickets for a profit could be banned. Presenter: Leanna Byrne Producer: Niamh Mc Dermott Editor: Justin Bones
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  • Global stocks are in the red as investors worry about over valuations.

  • It's world business expressed from the BBC World Service.

  • I'm Liana Byrne.

  • We tell you three important things you need to know from the Google boss interview and the UK could be banning ticket reselling for a profit.

  • Yes,

  • Wall Street opened lower and global stocks have been in the red all day as worries over AI valuations,

  • the US economy and central bank rates has hit sentiment.

  • Fiona Sincauta is Senior Market Analyst at City Index.

  • Fiona, who are the biggest losers today?

  • Yes, so as you pointed out, S&P 500, it's done around 1%.

  • Its fourth day of declines at its lowest level since October the 17th.

  • Tech stocks, particularly those chip stocks related to AI, are falling for likes of AMD,

  • micron technology,

  • and this is happening on sort of bubble worries and ahead of Nvidia's earnings tomorrow.

  • Yeah, we're all waiting for that tomorrow, aren't we really?

  • Yes, completely.

  • I mean, this is sort of like the litmus test, if you like, for the AI trade.

  • And it could either confirm that things are actually looking good,

  • supporting potentially a recovery,

  • but the markets are going to be scrutinizing every number and any weakness there could set chip stocks and AI trade lower.