Kate English

There's many lines can be blurred there.

And this is... Especially when it comes to components and bits of the car.

sector has been quite heavily hit because of increased competition from other blocks, hence why such a tariff was imposed.

So it'll be interesting to see how this one plays out.

There was very little details on it yesterday other than they are opening the review process.

This is a fascinating story.

And, you know, if you're someone listening in Turles, you might wonder why does what's happening in Tokyo... Other Tipperary towns are included as well.

I had to mention a Tipperary town.

I was a proud Tipperary woman.

Impact.

What does something happening in Tokyo impact us here or in Berlin, Frankfurt, New York?

And it actually does.

So what we saw yesterday and again continuing into today, it's following through a lot of this week, is quite an increase in the level of bond yields.

So they're at their highest level now since 2007.

What has stirred this?

It's the same story that we've actually seen across many economies.

Investors are concerned as to new government spending plans.

What would that do for debt levels?

How is there, are there ability to sustain those new spending levels?

But why it matters and why it has created a little bit of stir in other bond markets is because Japanese investors actually hold the largest volume of US treasuries or US bonds in the world.