Francine Lacqua

Nigel Farage is arriving here in Davos.

What would Prime Minister Farage, who's doing very well in the polls, mean for the UK economy?

Not at all.

But there is a perception that he's gaining momentum because of the defections.

Chancellor, there are a lot of questions people want to know about taxes.

I know you can't tell us about the next budget.

I don't know whether you think that this new trade tensions could have an impact of the budget, but holistically speaking, if you were to raise taxes again, would you do it for wealth taxes or general taxation?

Every week, Chancellor, I thought we were more tenacious.

I thought it was every day that we were asking you.

What are you most looking forward to in Davos?

We have one more minute.

I mean, you know, we talk about disruption, shocks, there's a lot about AI, but is there something, what have you come here to do?

Hello.

I'm so excited to speak to Konstantin.

And of course, it's all about AI.

He also had a great conversation with Jensen Huang of NVIDIA.

Konstantin, thank you for joining us.

Everyone's talking about AI.

Everyone's talking about also this deal between open AI and AMD.

Your first thoughts?