SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Ausbil's Chief Investment Officer and industry veteran Paul Xiradis for his take on the wild sharemarket moves as shares on Wall Street see their best one day gain since the Global Financial Crisis as Donald Trump pauses his latest tariff policy while Ben Clark from TMS Capital takes a look at the local sharemarket reaction and Gareth Spence from NAB explains why he thinks the RBA should be cutting interest rates by a supersized 50 basis points in May.

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Folge vom 10.04.2025Ausbil's Paul Xiradis says Trump tariff pause is "turning point"; plus did President manipulate market?
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Folge vom 10.04.2025Abrupt reversal of tariff plans by President TrumpStock markets globally have responded positively to a sudden reversal in US tariffs for dozens of countries, with a 90-day pause put in place. China has not been given a reprieve - with Donald Trump announcing tariffs on Chinese goods will be increased to 125 per cent.
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Folge vom 10.04.2025Belonging Nowhere: Fadi was born in Lebanon - but technically, he didn't existBelonging nowhere is a reality for millions of people around the world: it's known as statelessness. Described by some as an overlooked human rights issue, this first episode delves into the history of statelessness and who stateless people are.
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Folge vom 10.04.2025'Very, very deep hunger': UN warns basic supplies running out in GazaUnited Nations officials are warning that basic supplies in Gaza are running out amid the ongoing Israeli blockade on humanitarian supplies to Gaza. Israeli officials say there is no aid crisis in Gaza, instead arguing that the food shortages are caused by Hamas.