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Max Keiser, Stacy Herbert, and Turmoil in Australian politics and in post-Brexit markets

Published 6 Jul, 2016 06:58

Markit PMI figures show that UK construction is crashing at the fastest pace since the financial crisis. Ameera David has the details. Next up is riots in France following a decision by the French government to implement business-friendly labor laws. RT correspondent Harry Fear reports. Boom Bust’s Bianca Facchinei reveals how the general election in Australia could end up without a definitive result for some time. RT correspondent Ashlee Banks outlines the details of two important tech stories. In the first, it appears Android malware has infected 85 million devices, making its creators $300,000 a month. In the second, San Francisco is considering a tax on tech companies to pay for the boom’s downside.

After the break, Edward Harrison talks to the Keiser Report’s Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert about the problems we face in developed economies in a post-financial crisis world. And in the Big Deal, Ameera and Edward Harrison discuss renewed market volatility following the UK’s Brexit vote.

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