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Wake Up to Money from BBC Five Live.

Hello morning, welcome to Wake Up to Money.

It looks like it's going to be another wild week for global stock markets.

As shares in Asia open the week dramatically down and future trades in the United States,

suggest the same might be happening there.

We'll have the very latest in just a moment and hear how President Trump and his administration seems to be doubling

down. Also on the program today, changes to the much talked about zero emissions vehicle mandate.

We'll hear why the Prime Minister thinks that could help protect the British car industry.

And away from the turmoil of tariffs, perhaps more turmoil. Well, maybe not. Depends where you're

off to, the school holidays, though, were underway for millions of families across the UK.

We'll hear if the tourism industry is getting its usual boost from the Easter getaway.

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