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Wake Up to Money from BBC Five Live.

Hello, welcome to Wake Up to Money. Asian markets slide as the dollar drops and China invokes the ghost chairman Mao. Yes, there has been more drama overnight. And yes, we will

bring you the very latest. So sit tight as we stay on board the tariff train with our experts.

We're going to look back at a week filled with talk, trade and tensions. Then two of Italy's

biggest luxury fashion brands are coming together as Prada buys Versace in a deal worth over a billion pounds.

But can they rival the likes of LVMH?

And the Minecraft movie is being hailed a blockbuster success.

It's overtaken Barbie and the Super Mario Bros movie in opening sales at the box office.

We had the summer of pink.

Will this be the Easter of Greek? Wake up to Money with Felicity Hannah. Barry, good morning to you. Welcome to Wake

Up to Money on Friday, the 11th of April. It's four minutes past five. It's been another busy one.

Loads of movements in the markets overnight. We've seen Asian markets dip again

as the world digests that news that Donald Trump has raised tariffs for China to 145%. The S&P 500, which is the US's

headline stock index, dropped 3.5% yesterday. And we've also seen the dollar slide and gold

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