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Welcome to Navarra Live. It's me again. I'm Michael Walker, and I'm joined by David Adler. How are you doing, David?

Great to be with you, Michael, on such a sunny spring day to celebrate such great news that we have to share with our viewers this evening.

Where are you, if it's sunny?

Hi. Today you find me in New York City, which is an appropriate place speaking about the

jittery financial markets. So imagine you have Wall Street protected behind me on that

wall. We've sent you to New York to comment directly on the financial markets in New York.

Cost us loads of money to get in there.

Coming up tonight, we've got an interview with Stephen Capos, a Holocaust survivor who was questioned by the police over his involvement in a Palestine solidarity demonstration.

The government is publishing a league table of migrants who have been convicted of crimes.

It's about their nationalities. And we'll discuss the Pope's legacy in Latin America. Stay tuned for all of that. If you'd like to support our work, you can sign up at navarrowmedia.com forward slash support. And as ever, make sure to let us know your comments in the YouTube chat where you can tweet us on the hashtag Navarra Live.

I should clarify, we haven't paid for David Adler to go to New York to comment on the financial markets.

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Not that sending David Adler to New York wouldn't be important. But we run a tight ship.

Let's go to our first story.

After rowing back on his botched trade war,

Donald Trump has done little to reassure global investors who are selling dollars and buying gold.

In fact, gold has hit an all-time high in value

as traders are flocking to the safest of assets.

And the U.S. stock market has also been shaky.

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