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‘Central banks out of bullets’, Apple, Twitter earnings disaster

Published 28 Apr, 2016 07:30 | Updated 29 Apr, 2016 07:39

Venezuela introduces a two-day working week in the face of an energy crisis. Ameera David weighs in and then talks to Marin Katusa about Saudi Arabia’s oil challenges in the face of structural weakness in the oil market. RT’s Marina Portnaya reports on the Castro government’s lifting of the travel ban on Cuban-born citizens visiting Cuba.

After the break, Edward Harrison sits down with Danielle DiMartino Booth – president of Money Strong – to talk about German concerns with savings rates and global central bank policy. And in The Big Deal, Ameera and Edward Harrison discuss the Fed, UK house prices and earnings from Apple and Twitter.

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