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It has been another business and finance week dominated by the increasingly chaotic debt crisis in the euro zone – and the United States.
This week’s edition of Business Weekly sums up the latest agitation on Greece, Ireland and Italy and brings you high political drama from Washington.
There is also a report on China’s soft landing. Our guest is Angus Campbell of the London Capital Group.
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