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【Nov.11】Business Today | BBC 今日财经新闻

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0:05NVIDIA的股权暴跌.
0:08Oil prices fall sharply as Trump says the war with Iran is随着特朗普说与伊朗的战争
0:12militarily effectively over.军事上有效结束。
0:15Pound land on the brink, the discount retailers unable to廉价零售商无法
0:18buy new stock as fears grow over its collapse.购买新股票,因为担心它崩溃会增加。
0:22And fighting fire with tech, we look at how用技术打火,我们看看如何
0:25edge drone technology is helping to monitor wildfire damage in the Scottish Highlands.边缘无人机技术正在帮助监测苏格兰高地的野火破坏.
0:33Welcome.欢迎
0:33This is Business Today in London with me, Sally Bundock.这是今天在伦敦的商业 和我一起,莎莉・邦多克。
0:36So we start with the所以,我们从
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1NVIDIA的股权暴跌.
2Oil prices fall sharply as Trump says the war with Iran is随着特朗普说与伊朗的战争
3militarily effectively over.军事上有效结束。
4Pound land on the brink, the discount retailers unable to廉价零售商无法
5buy new stock as fears grow over its collapse.购买新股票,因为担心它崩溃会增加。
6And fighting fire with tech, we look at how用技术打火,我们看看如何
7edge drone technology is helping to monitor wildfire damage in the Scottish Highlands.边缘无人机技术正在帮助监测苏格兰高地的野火破坏.
8Welcome.欢迎
9This is Business Today in London with me, Sally Bundock.这是今天在伦敦的商业 和我一起,莎莉・邦多克。
10So we start with the所以,我们从
11latest on the crisis at NVIDIA.关于NVIDIA危机的最新消息.
12Hundreds of billions of dollars have been wiped off the千亿元被抹去
13value of the US tech giant after the company launched an investigation into its boss, Jensen美国科技巨头的价值 在公司启动 调查其老板,詹森
14Huang.黄.
15So shares in the firm, a key producer of silicon chips used in artificial intelligence,所以在人工智能中使用的硅芯片的关键生产商 公司里的份额
16tumbled during the trading session around 8% closing down by just over 4% on the day.在交易会期间 大约8%的关闭 刚刚超过4%的一天。
17So这么说
18many are asking now what next for NVIDIA?许多人问NVIDIA接下来会怎样?
19Here's Samira Hussain in New York.这是萨米拉・侯赛因在纽约。
20Jensen简森
21Huang is an absolute giant in the tech world.黄是科技界的绝对巨头.
22His chips are fueling America's AI boom and his他的芯片正在为美国的AI繁荣和他
23company NVIDIA dominates almost 90% of the market.NVIDIA公司几乎占据了90%的市场。
24So it comes as no surprise that his position as因此,毫不奇怪他的地位
25leader in artificial intelligence and a confidant of the president made him a natural target for领导人工智能 和总统的密探 使他成为自然的目标
26scrutiny, not least because of President Trump's open involvement in NVIDIA's business with China.严格审查,不一是因为川普总统公开参与NVIDIA与中国的生意.
27The Trump administration has taken a cut of NVIDIA's Chinese sales, and the president's川普政府削减了NVIDIA的中国销量,
28own investment accounts have bought large quantities of NVIDIA shares.自己的投资账户购买了大量NVIDIA股份.
29Even as news of即使是新闻
30Mr. Trump was defensive of Mr. Huang, calling him a fine person and reiterating his confidence in特朗普先生为黄先生辩护,称他是个好人,并重申他相信
31him as a leader of one of the country's most valuable companies.作为国家最有价值的公司之一的领导人
32So what does this mean for这是什么意思
33NVIDIA前进?
34Much will depend on the results of the internal investigation,很大程度上将取决于内部调查的结果,
35but so much of the company is tied to Huang.但公司里有很多人跟黄警官有关
36He's involved in everyday decisions and there's no他参与日常决策 没有
37clear successor waiting in the balance.明确的继任者在平衡中等待。
38So it seems unlikely he will be pushed out of the CEO看来他不可能被CEO赶出来
39position anytime soon.随时待命
40Samira Hussein there.萨米拉・侯赛因在那里。
41Well, I talked to Stephen Yu, co-founder of我和史蒂芬·尤谈过了
42Blue Whale Capital.蓝鲸资本.
43是NVIDIA的股东.
44I asked him if Mr. Huang should survive this.我问他黄先生是否应该活下来
45I think it all depends on what the outcome of the investigation would be, because if you probably我想这一切都取决于 调查的结果是什么, 因为如果你可能
46separate the two issues together, I think one is very much of a personal issue.将这两个问题分开,我认为一个问题在很大程度上是一个个人问题。
47He's probably going他可能会去
48to survive that.为了生存下去
49I mean, he's very close to President Trump.他和特朗普总统很亲近
50President Trump is sort of saying川普总统说
51he is going through a tough time.他正在经历一个艰难的时期。
52He believes he's a respectable man.他相信他是一个值得尊敬的人。
53He respects him as a business他敬重他作为生意
54leader.队长
55However, when he's in front of a congressional committee, which he may have to do next week,然而,当他站在国会委员会面前的时候, 他可能不得不下周这样做,
56behind closed doors, they will not be supportive.在闭门的情况下,他们不会支持。
57I mean, they will be grilling him about what he我的意思是,他们会 纠缠他什么
58Yeah, it's hard.是啊,这是很难的。
59I think given that Jensen has been, I would say, running the company for more than我认为,鉴于詹森 一直,我想说, 管理公司不止
6030 years since he's co-founded it in early 90s.30年,他于90年代初共同创立了这个公司.
61And he over the last, I would say, 10 years or so,而他在过去,我想说, 10年左右,
62he has very much been a visionary in terms of how GPUs, the product they manufacture to change the他非常有远见地研究了GPU, 即他们制造的改变
63world.这个世界
64And of course, in the last few years or so, it has done so with the AI elements.当然,在过去几年左右,它已经用AI元素来完成这项工作.
65And hence,由此,
66I think there's a lot of credibility issue at this moment in time on how he is going to maybe我认为现在有很多关于他 将如何去
67change the profile of the company going forward.改变公司前进的概况。
68Steven, you there from Blue Whale Capital with his史蒂文,你来自蓝鲸之都
69take on Nvidia.抓住恩维迪亚
70Well, now let's look at the price of oil.好吧,现在让我们来看看石油价格。
71It has been falling sharply after President总统之后,情况急剧恶化。
72Trump said the Iran war is militarily effectively over and that a resumption of US strikes was quite特朗普说,伊朗战争在军事上已经有效结束,美国恢复进攻相当顺利
73unlikely and unnecessary.不太可能和不必要的。
74Speaking at the White House after a conversation with the Prime Minister和首相谈话后在白宫演讲
75of Qatar, a key mediator, Mr. Trump said there was positive momentum towards a deal to end the war.特朗普先生表示,在达成结束战争的协议方面出现了积极的势头。
76A barrel of Brent crude is currently trading at around $91.目前一桶布伦特原油的交易价格约为91美元.
77A fall in energy prices will certainly能源价格的下跌肯定
78come as welcome news for US consumers.成为美国消费者的喜讯
79Today, we'll get the latest reading on inflation for今天,我们会得到最新的通货膨胀读数
80the world's biggest economy, which is expected to show prices rising at a slightly slower pace世界最大经济体,预计其价格上涨速度将略慢
81in October compared to the month before.与前一个月相比,
82And the Federal Reserve, the central bank, will of course当然,美联储,央行也会
83be closely scrutinizing those numbers to inform them on their next choice on interest rates.仔细审查这些数字,以告知他们下一步对利率的选择。
84Lauren Seidelbaker是ITR经济学的经济学家.
85I asked her to share what the inflation data would我请她分享通货膨胀数据
86reveal later.晚点再透露
87Well, any amount of disinflation is certainly going to be welcomed by US consumers.那么,任何数量的去通货膨胀肯定会受到美国消费者的欢迎.
88However, oil is not the only thing that is keeping pricing pressure in our economy, even just from然而,石油并不是我们经济中唯一能保持价格压力的东西,即使只是来自
89the energy sector, all of the data center build out, how power intensive those facilities are,能源部门,所有数据中心的建设, 这些设施的电力密集程度,
90that's driving up electricity costs.这导致电费上升。
91We have wage pressures, we have housing costs high,我们有工资压力, 我们的住房成本很高,
92we have just a lot of fiscal spending that's contributing to these higher prices.我们只有很多财政开支 有助于这些更高的价格。
93So I do所以说
94see inflation remaining elevated, even if we get some modest relief in the near term.尽管近期内我们得到一些微小的缓解,但通货膨胀仍在上升。
95And consumers还有消费者
96are getting quite weary of all of this inflation.已经厌倦了这些通货膨胀
97Yeah, for sure.是的,当然。
98And what do you think the Fed will你觉得美联储会怎么做?
99do next in terms of its next move?下一步行动呢?
100Because markets are always trying to price in the next rate rise.因为市场总是试图在下一次利率上升时定价.
101When will it come?什么时候来?
102We do have more data to come out before the December meeting, but I am personally在12月的会议之前,我们确实有更多的数据要公布,但我个人
103in the camp of December being likely.在12月的营地 很可能。
104We saw them hold last meeting, but all of the labor market我们看见他们最后一次见面 但所有的劳动力市场
105indicators that we see are holding up quite well.我们所看到的指标相当有效。
106We still see stability in that market.我们仍然看到该市场的稳定。
107So they have所以他们有
108to be laser focused on this inflation and really keeping it from getting much higher.被激光聚焦于这种通货膨胀 并真正防止它上升。
109I think that我觉得
110will take additional rate hikes both in December and further into 2027.12月和2027年将增加费率。
111Lauren Seidel Baker,劳伦·塞德尔·贝克
112economist at ITR economics.ITR经济学的经济学家.
113Just to say we are going to be on air with business today this说说我们今天要开播
114afternoon and we'll have those inflation numbers for you then, which will be in the program.下午,我们将有那些通货膨胀数字 给你, 这将在程序。
115But不过
116now let's focus on the Japanese vehicle giant Honda.现在把注意力放在日本车辆巨头本田上
117It's reported its second quarter figures报告第二季度的数字
118and it shows that profits fell by 39%, but raising its forecast for the full year by some 20%.这表明利润下降了39%,但将全年的预测提高了约20%。
119Now it's blamed high parts and material costs emerging from the Iran war and slumping sales现在被指责为伊朗战争带来的高额零件和物料成本 以及贫民窟销售
120for the hot competition it has to be up against in China for the poor performance in the second这场热门比赛 在中国的第二场比赛表现不佳
121quarter.4个季度。
122找AJ贝尔公司投资总监Russ Mould谈谈
123Hello, Russ.你好,鲁斯。
124Hello, Sally.你好,萨莉。
125I mean, it was given a bit of a boost by a very weak yen as well.我的意思是,它得到了一点点的推动 由非常弱的日元也。
126So it's kind of a bit of a mixed所以有点混杂
127picture, isn't it, from Honda at the moment?照片,是不是,从本田现在?
128It is.没错
129I mean, the underlying business in America我的意思是,美国的基本业务
130has been really, really strong.一直很强壮
131Their motorcycles business in Asia and Brazil has been really,他们在亚洲和巴西的摩托车生意
132really strong, but they have found it harder in China.强壮,但他们发现它在中国更难。
133Parts inflation because of shipping运输造成的部分通货膨胀
134costs and disturbances in the Middle East has been a problem, but also the numbers were中东的费用和动乱一直是个问题,但数字也是个问题。
135particularly messy because they are investing a lot of money in hybrid and electric vehicles特别混乱,因为他们投资 大量的钱在混合车和电动车
136and of the loss that they're forecasting for the year there, which is more than three billion以及他们预测的那一年的损失 超过30亿
137dollars.钱
138They swallowed nine-tenths of that cost in just the last three months.在过去三个月里,他们吞下了这一成本的十分之九。
139But why they quite但为什么他们相当
140chose to do that, I'm not entirely sure.选择这样做,我并不完全确定。
141That's probably what punctured the headline numbers and这也许是刺穿头条号码和
142meant that second quarter profit dropped so much, but they increased their profit guidance for the意味着第二季度的利润下跌了这么多,但他们增加了对利润的指导
143whole year because they're not expecting to lose any more money in electric vehicles than previously.整年 因为他们预计 电动车辆不会损失更多钱
144And Russ, what's so interesting is the news that Honda said that we're going to build a bigRuss 有趣的是本田说我们要建个大房子
145Ohio in the U.S.美国俄亥俄州.
146It's going to be a three billion dollar auto plant.成30亿元汽车厂.
147And this is hot on the heels脚跟很烫
148of VW's Audi making a similar announcement there, looking to build a big factory in Georgia in the在格鲁吉亚兴建一家大型工厂,
149U.S. You've got Toyota earlier this year saying they're going to spend a huge amount of money今年早些时候丰田说他们会花大钱
150building an assembly line in San Antonio.在圣安东尼奥建一条集合线
151Is Trump winning?特朗普赢了吗?
152Is his tariffs war他的关税战争
153finally reaping rewards for the American workers?终于为美国工人得到奖励了?
154It's a really good question.这是一个非常好的问题。
155Now,现在,
156Honda is actually in the process of pocketing some tariff refunds for which it's very grateful.本田实际上正在 袋装一些关税退款 它非常感激。
157But不过
158I think that the Trump plan to try and drive investment in America is paying off, as you've我认为特朗普计划 尝试驱动在美国的投资 是回报,因为你已经
159just listed, that very long chain of different car companies.刚刚上市, 长链 不同的汽车公司。
160And Honda is no exception.而本田亦无例外.
161And this还有这个
162is again for hybrid vehicles, where Honda seems to be doing a particularly good job right now.又是混合动力车 本田现在似乎做得特别好
163It's not just investing in hybrid, it's also working on electrics and it's working on robotics不只是投资混合体,它还致力于电机和机器人
164as well.临Τ
165And fully self-driving cars where it's got agreements with Nissan.和全自动驾驶的汽车 在那里它与尼桑有协议。
166But in that respect,但在这方面,
167although the American voters, you know, told President Trump what they thought of him last虽然美国选民,你知道, 告诉特朗普总统 他们如何看待他最后
168week, in that respect, there does seem to be some benefits for American workers, yes.对美国工人来说,
169Yeah, and also Honda, although it had a tough quarter and saw quite a big drop in its profits,是啊,还有本田,虽然它有一个硬的四分之一 并看到它的利润大幅下降,
170it's really boosted its outlook for the rest of the year.这一年的余下时间,它确实提高了前景。
171So whatever the issues were,所以不管问题是什么
172it's clearly overcoming those.它显然克服了这些。
173Yeah, I think a lot of it was again that big swallowing of all是啊,我觉得很多是 再一次,大吞咽所有
174of the electric vehicle startup losses in one quarter rather than spreading them over the whole超过四分之一的电动车辆起动损失, 而不是将其分布在整体上
175year.年数。
176So it has slightly distorted the headline number, the underlying profit forecast looked所以它稍微扭曲了头条号码, 基础利润预测看
177fine.还好
178And as you say, the fact that their full year guidance is up, and they're targeting an正如你所说,他们整年的指导 都到了,他们的目标是...
179unchanged dividend, tells you that again, they think the US business is really strong, their他们又说,他们认为美国生意很强
180motorcycle business is really strong.摩托车生意很强
181And the losses they're encountering in their startup以及他们启动时遇到的损失
182businesses are perfectly manageable.企业完全可以管理。
183And the share price, although it's dipped a little bit和股价,虽然它有点滴水
184in Tokyo today after these numbers, is pretty much at an all time high.在今天的东京, 在这些数字之后, 几乎是一直高。
185And you couldn't get而你却得不到
186a bigger contrast between that and say the European carmakers, BMW, Stellantis, Volkswagen,一个更大的对比 并说欧洲的汽车制造商,宝马,斯特兰蒂斯,大众,
187whose share prices have been crushed this decade, because they're struggling to get electric他们这十年的股价被压碎了 因为他们在挣扎着去电路
188vehicles right.车辆右。
189They're struggling in the US.他们在美国挣扎着
190They're also finding life hard in China.他们也在中国寻找艰难的生活.
191And还有
192they've got much less competitive cost bases and energy bases because partly because of他们的竞争力低得多 成本基础和能源基础 部分原因是
193Europe's energy woes.欧洲的能量灾难。
194Yeah, which is really interesting.是啊,这真的很有趣。
195And we're keeping a close eye.我们正密切关注
196Thank you, Russ.谢谢你,拉斯。
197We'll see you soon.不久见.
198Russ Mould there from AJ Bell.拉斯·穆尔德,从AJ贝尔。
199Still to come,还是要来
200stitched up Britain's luxury sectors calling for the government to reinstate tax free shopping to英国的奢侈品部门要求政府恢复免税购物
201make the UK more competitive around the world and across the UK.使英国在全世界和整个英国更具竞争力。
202This is BBC News.这是BBC新闻。
203You're with你跟着
204today on BBC News.今日BBC新闻.
205The discount retailer Poundland is now unable to buy new stock to fill its shelves贴现零售商英镑兰现在无法买到新股票填补其货架.
206after being blocked by its owners from accessing cash in its bank accounts.被所有者阻止使用银行账户中的现金。
207The company has until公司一直到
208Thursday to secure a deal to rescue it from collapse, with one insider describing it as周四要争取一笔交易 以拯救它从崩溃, 一个内线描述为
209running on fumes.在烟雾中运行。
210The BBC understands about 50 million pounds has been frozen by its AmericanBBC知道美国佬 已经冻结了五千万英镑
211owner Gordon Brothers, meaning its 600 shops are running out of stock.Gordon Brothers的老板, 意思是它的600家店铺都快没了
212Will Walker Arnott is director威尔·沃克·阿诺特是导演
213of private clients at Raymond James Wealth Management and shared some background on how雷蒙德·詹姆斯财富管理公司私人客户,并分享了一些背景
214Poundland got to this point.英镑兰说到这一点。
215Yeah, it's worth just sort of reflecting on the potted history是啊,它的价值 只是有点反省 陶铸的历史
216of Poundland, which was founded in 1990, then listed on the London Stock Exchange in 2014,于1990年成立,后于2014年在伦敦证券交易所上市,
217before being taken over by a Polish retail company called Pepco.在被波兰一家叫Pepco的零售公司接管之前
218And that's where the problems这就是问题所在
219really started to manifest, where they were under a lot of competition from the likes of Lidl, Aldi,真正开始展现, 在那里,他们处于很多的竞争 来自利德尔,阿尔迪,
220B&M, and they also suffered from a botched launch of a clothing range.B&M,他们也遭受了一个装束范围的虚设发射.
221This put the company in这让公司进入
222trouble and it was eventually acquired by Gordon Brothers in June last year.麻烦最终被戈登兄弟公司去年6月收购.
223And they're getting a他们得到一个
224lot of heat from politicians, from the old founder of the business, from employees about their政客们、企业的老创始人、员工们
225decision to try and put this company into administration.决定尝试让这家公司接受管理。
226And part of the sort of storyline还有故事情节的一部分
227is the fact that they got this company for a pound, which is all very ironic, but talk us他们为了一磅就找了个公司 这太讽刺了 但是说说看
228through how that works, but also as well the fact that Poundland is not bankrupt, is it?但英镑兰并没有破产,不是吗?
229That's not这不是
230the issue.问题。
231It is getting by, it is breaking even, is that correct?它正在通过, 它正在打破均匀, 对不对?
232It's the intentions of Gordon这是戈登的意图
233Brothers and the view is from employees, from politicians, from the founder, is that they兄弟和观点来自雇员, 从政治家, 从创始人,
234don't really have any intention of selling the business as a going concern.并不打算将企业作为经营中企业出售。
235They are sharp teethed牙齿很锋利
236capitalists who think potentially they can make more money through putting the business through资本家认为他们有可能通过把生意搞砸赚更多的钱
237the administration process.管理过程。
238And that would mean job losses, that would mean a hole in the high这意味着失业, 这意味着一个洞在高
239streets.街道。
240Now the evidence for them doing this is number one, they turned down a bid for the business现在他们这样做的证据是头号的 他们拒绝了商业竞标
241from an Irish property company.来自一家爱尔兰地产公司
242Number two, they actually do have pedigree of doing this.第二,他们确实有 专业的做到这一点。
243They've他们已经
244as you point out, the business actually is turning round and it has turned EBITDA positive recently.正如你所指出,生意实际上正在转弯,它最近使EBITDA变得积极。
245So I suspect there's going to be a lot of heat on them over the coming days.所以我怀疑在未来几天里 他们会很热。
246We'll walk up are not there analyst with his take on Poundland.我们上楼去 分析师不在那里 他拿的英镑。
247Now earlier this year devastating现在今年早些时候 毁灭性的
248wildfires broke out in the Cairngorms National Park in Scotland.苏格兰凯恩戈尔姆斯国家公园爆发野火.
249我们的技术记者Shona McCollum
250visited the area to see how cutting edge tech is being used to monitor damage and help vulnerable访问该地区,看看如何利用尖端技术监测损害和帮助弱势群体
251landscapes recover.风景恢复。
252The Cairngorms are the jewel in the crown of the UK's national parks.Cairngorms是英国国家公园王冠中的珠宝.
253There's something just so special about being here, you can smell the pine in the air这儿有些特别的东西,你闻到空气中的松树
254and you're really just at one with nature.而你却与自然融为一体
255It's a sanctuary to a quarter of the UK's rare and它是英国四分之一稀有和
256endangered species.濒危物种。
257But in the summer of 2026 wildfire tore through 33 square kilometres of但是在2026年的夏天 野火撕裂了33平方公里
258landscape.景观。
259Controlling it from the ground was very challenging.从地面控制它非常具有挑战性。
260We weren't able to get it我们拿不到
261under control and that's why we needed support.所以我们需要支持
262That's when thermal drones were brought in.这时,热无人机被带入.
263So a couple of days into the fire it was clear that we needed to gather more information that所以在火灾发生后几天里 我们显然需要收集更多的信息
264agencies were lacking that aerial coverage to inform their on the ground activities.这些机构缺乏空中掩护,无法了解它们在当地的活动。
265We scrambled up a drone team and we worked together with the agencies on the ground我们召集了一个无人机小组 我们和现场的机构合作
266and provided a really high quality set of information from the drone.并提供了一套非常高质量的信息 从无人机。
267The drones helped crews bring the fire under control but this is what was left behind.无人机帮助机组控制着火力 但这就是留下的
268You can just see how black, scorched and charred everything is.你可以看到一切是多么的黑、焦、焦。
269Take this bark for example.举此树皮为例.
270It这个
271smells like a fire.闻之如火.
272It's completely destroyed.它被彻底摧毁了.
273It's black.'黑.
274It's just such a shame to see the看见这个真可惜
275devastation here.破坏在这里。
276And it's not over.则未尽.
277Beneath the forest floor fires are still burning.林地大火还在燃烧
278All the while we've got burning happening in the forest we will never be able to当我们在森林里燃烧的时候 我们永远无法
279relax.别紧张
280We're still on high alert.我们还处于高度戒备状态
281Despite all the black and all the devastation尽管所有的黑色和所有的破坏
282there are some signs of life.有生命的迹象
283I've even noticed a flower.我甚至注意到一朵花
284So yeah you can see here we're actually所以,是的,你可以看到这里 我们实际上
285stood in one of these little pockets of resilience here.站在这些小块 恢复力在这里。
286These wetter damper pockets they have little这些潮湿的坝子口袋 他们几乎没有
287natural fire breaks throughout the forest.整个森林自然着火
288We don't know the exact impact of the fire yet.我们还不知道火灾的确切影响
289The key thing is we know that nature is resilient.关键是,我们知道大自然具有弹性。
290It may need a helping hand but it will recover.它可能需要帮助,但它会恢复的。
291Some of that will be incredibly quick.有些会很快的
292Some of it will take years, decades or even beyond our有些需要几年,几十年甚至超过我们
293lifetime.一辈子
294Seeing those signs of life is really heartening.看到这些生命迹象确实令人振奋。
295I think without drones in this我想这里面没有无人机
296situation we would have been in a very, very, very different place.我们本来会在一个非常,非常,非常不同的地方。
297You know we could still你知道我们还可以
298have significant fires now.现在有大火了
299And they'll continue to play an important role in helping this landscape他们将继续扮演重要角色 帮助这里
300recover in years to come.未来几年内恢复
301Now the great and good of the British luxury sector gathered last night现在英国豪华阶层的伟大和善良 昨晚聚集一堂
302for their annual awards crowning the clothing brand John Smedley British luxury brand of the约翰·斯梅德利英国豪华品牌
303year.年数。
304In recent years the luxury sector has been heavily impacted by the abolition of tax-free近年来,奢侈品部门受到取消免税的严重影响。
305shopping with brands such as Burberry and Mulberry stating ending VAT refunds has made the UK the以Burberry和Mulberry等品牌进行购物,宣布结束增值税退税,使联合王国成为了英国。
306least competitive destination in Europe for luxury goods.欧洲奢侈品竞争力最低的目的地。
307Helen Brocklebank is CEO of Whirlpool,海伦·布洛克班克是希尔普的首席执行官
308the official sector body for British luxury representing more than 270 brands.代表270多个品牌的英国奢侈品的官方部门机构。
309I asked her我问她
310if she was at the event.如果她在场的话
311We're going to hear that interview in just a moment but first we我们马上就会听到采访 但首先我们
312want to take you live to Brussels.想带你到布鲁塞尔现场直播
313As you can see here the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are arriving你可以看到苏塞克斯公爵夫人来了
314at the European Parliament now where they are attending an event that's all about child safety.现在在欧洲议会 他们正在参加一个 有关儿童安全的活动。
315This is Meghan's first public appearance since the arrest of her dad Thomas Markle.这是梅根被捕后第一次公开露面.
316Now the two现在两个
317were due to deliver together a keynote address at this event in the European Parliament but本来要在欧洲议会的这次活动中共同发表主旨演讲,但
318actually because of the events of the past few weeks Meghan has declined to do that today.其实是因为过去几周的事件 梅根今天拒绝这么做
319So这么说
320lot of attention on them as always but particular attention since the arrest of her father in the她父亲被捕后 一直很注意他们
321United States.美国。
322Now as promised let's bring you that interview with Helen Brocklebank about British现在,按照承诺,让我们给你 海伦・布洛克班克关于英国的采访
323luxury goods.奢侈品
324I was at the event so I have to excuse I'm a bit hoarse.我参加过这个活动 所以我得原谅我有点粗鲁
325I was going to say you're我本来想说你
326a bit you're a bit croaky this morning and well done.今早你有点闷 干得不错
327I was cheering so loudly for the winners.我为赢家欢呼
328Well John Smedley and Mulberry and anyway sorry.好吧,约翰・斯梅德利和穆伯里,无论如何,对不起。
329Yeah it was a big night it was the Booker Prize,是啊,这是一个很大的夜晚 这是布克奖,
330it was the British luxury awards, it was all going on.这是英国的奢侈品奖, 一切都在进行。
331Thank you for getting up so early given谢谢你这么早起床
332your big night out.你的大晚上出来。
333So John Smedley a very established strong brand Bill Nighy and others因此,约翰·斯梅德利 一个非常牢固的品牌比尔·尼基等人
334are seen in his in his jumpers.在他的跳跃中。
335Just talk us through how the British luxury sector is doing说说英国的奢侈品
336because it's quite some time now that that VAT refund was taken away.因为现在增值税退款 已经很久了
337It's been a really long好久不见了
338time and I think the awards winners last night I mean John Smedley who are making时间和我认为获奖者 昨晚 我的意思是约翰・斯梅德利 谁正在制作
339have been making for you know for what 242 years in Derbyshire and Mulberry who make in Somerset你知道在德比郡242年 和穆伯利在萨默塞特制造的
340and V-Spring who make in Plymouth and Private YVC who make in Manchester.还有在普利茅斯制作的V -Spring 在曼彻斯特制作的YVC二等兵。
341I think really showed the我觉得真的展示了
342appeal of beautiful things made in this country for the whole of the world.这个国家为全世界 制造的美丽事物的号召力
343Congratulations to John Smedley for winning that award.祝贺约翰·斯梅德利获奖.
344Plenty more in business and economics on更多的商业和经济
345our website as you can see and the BBC News app including more detail on the Nvidia situation.我们的网站,你们可以看到,BBC新闻应用 包括更多关于Nvidia的情况的细节。
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