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The flu-like new coronavirus has so far killed over a hundred with thousands of people infected. On Wednesday morning British Airways became the first international airline to cancel all flights to and from mainland China. Wuhan, where the outbreak originated, and at least 15 other cities in China are on lockdown to stop the spread. Martin Essex from Daily FX and IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor discuss the impact on business of the disease in our latest Trading the markets podcast. Click here for the full podcast playlist: [ Ссылка ]

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