in terms of the 52 week highs, rolls-royce on the list. rolls-royce up another 2.5%.ngine maker, huge run this year. abb, 52 on the back of that upgrade. ferrari continues to grow. there are single stock stories we are watching out for in europe today. i have to say more oddly if you look at index levels, nothing really happening. volume means light. i suspect we start tuesday with that cpi print out of the united states. the morning starts under pressure, that is the impact of the china data. we are waiting for the news, that news is going to come tomorrow. "the close" is next. ♪ guy: european markets are pretty dull. london is lagging. that is kind of it. this is what the session looks like. we are going to get onto the cpi data tomorrow. we get central banks kicking off with that. we climbed into the close, up by .3 percent. volume charts on bloomberg will show you what has happened, i.e. nothing today. single stocks, a little more interesting. solvay, the stock is being rebalanced. this is a generating story on the credit side. glencore down on the story relation

rolls-royce hitting another 52-week high, on the back of j.p.d goldman sachs adding their voices to what has been a chorus of bullish voices on this stock. the stock is now up circa 200% this year. you have j.p. morgan updating the stock, taking it to overweight. goldman sachs has started the stock today as a buy. but they are in a long line of other companies, other brokers who have upgraded this particular stock. rolls-royce therefore hits another 52 week high. also up-to-date, barclay, head of its numbers. all of these stocks hitting 52-week highs today. the market, though, rod lee just chillaxing -- broadly just chillaxing. this is bloomberg. ♪ (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. when i tell people how easy it was for me to lose weight on golo, they don't believe me. they don't believe i can eat real food and lose this much weight. the release supplement makes losing weight easy. release sets you up for successful weight l

what do i, what do you feel, looking at the fact that this blogger is sitting in this rolls-royce, youhow you will find it in your body, but then he asks the question why you decided that this is your feeling, why did you decide that this is your feeling, this question is a very important jumper through which we move to another... advice from elon musk or anyone else, but it’s like, because we don’t even notice how this very internal program is being formed, and here, when i give levin’s example, i’m talking about the fact that through such doubts, we little by little establish a completely different contact with reality with ourselves in this reality. sergey, and you say that the sensation is in the body, and we ask the question whether this sensation is in my body, but it is in my body, yes. at least it seems so to you, here it’s just not, look, this is not a medicine, this is not a placebo, not an implicit healing, yes, this is what we are working through. may ask himself the question: am i buying an apartment, for whom? yes, of course, how will i feel when i buy it, how will i feel

yes, a bottle of cognac, respectively, those, we will call that service, yes, that is, so that only a rolls-royceers , grew before our eyes, now the curtain opened , it looked like that and they said, oh, you know, you have a lot of people today, we see there today, you have a full hall sold out, so we and you agreed on 50,000, but for 50 the scene won’t come out in the light, 70, like 70 , we agreed for 50, 70, don’t you want, we’ll leave, 70, now this settlement is quietly sitting in europe, like a mouse pretending to be a victim, but not so long ago it behaved completely differently, according to the producers, the singer really felt like a star on a planetary scale, who allowed herself too much, even outside of russia. laboda had the impudence, yes, even to uh open their mouths to the largest world-famous organizers, they flew to germany, uh, that means they were given uh vips, but only a vip bus, not like we have there, let’s say there was a minibus in sherem , but they brought me a regular bus, well, the only thing was that they were traveling there together, even there on instagram, in a f

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scenario. their perception of the world, let me remind you, the first package of sanctions, they banned rolls-roycesy, they perceived it through this, they don’t understand that the russians don’t have half measures, we’re right here discussed, if we fight, then fight, and we rocked the military-industrial complex, we have volunteers going to the front in huge numbers, they now see successes, they understand, so, oops, we’re not talking about ukraine anymore, here we’re talking about it’s twenty-four years old, we’re in europe, no matter how hard they hit us in the soft spots, and now the question is: what to do next? but really, if the americans withdraw, how can we negotiate with the russians? here the general says: well , we think that in 2024 it is necessary to enter into negotiations with the russians, but they are not considering the third option: capitulation of the ukrainian regime, maybe they should be reminded whether it was possible for soviet russia to be imprisoned back then in 1944 for negotiations with hitler, well, when we had to put the squeeze on make a victory in berlin, what do w

and we end up like wrapping her rolls—royce in, like, a cheetah print. and then i had suits. suits for all of these men standing around her, you know. so you got this kind of full, like, mono look. that was just, like, really, really funny. very beautiful. now, camille, you've worked on some iconic films, including black panther. when the film first came out, when did you realise how big a deal black panther was? well, i'm just going to start from this. originally, i didn't want to do black panther. why not? zerina gasps no, i'm just telling the truth. i wanted to do avengers. because in my mind, i wanted to do the biggest movie in marvel. mm—hm. and then, when i started exploring it, and i remember sam jackson said to me, i was like, "what do you think about black panther? " he goes, "camille, that's going to be the biggest "movie marvel ever had!" i said, "you think so?" he goes, "girl, you better go over there and do that movie!" so... they laugh "0ver there?" sam jackson said, "you better go do that movie!" and, you know, it's something that's changed my life. and i'll te

and we end up like wrapping her rolls—royce in, like, a cheetah print. and then i had suits. suits for all of these men standing around her, you know. so you got this kind of full, like, mono look. that was just, like, really, really funny. very beautiful. now, camille, you've worked on some iconic films, including black panther. when the film first came out, when did you realise how big a deal black panther was? well, i'm just going to start from this. originally, i didn't want to do black panther. why not? zerina gasps no, i'm just telling the truth. i wanted to do avengers. because in my mind, i wanted to do the biggest movie in marvel. mm—hm. and then, when i started exploring it, and i remember sam jackson said to me, i was like, "what do you think about black panther? " he goes, "camille, that's going to be the biggest movie marvel ever had!" i said, "you think so?" he goes, "girl, you better go over there and do that movie!" so... they laugh "0ver there?" "yes. you better go do that movie!" and, you know, it's something that's changed my life. and i'll tell you, i didn

and we end up like wrapping her rolls—royce in, like, a cheetah print. and then i had suits. suits for all of these men standing around her, you know. so you got this kind of full, like, mono look. that was just, like, really, really funny. very beautiful. now, camille, you've worked on some iconic films, including black panther. when the film first came out, when did you realise how big a deal black panther was? well, i'm just going to start from this. originally, i didn't want to do black panther. why not? zerina gasps. no, i'm just telling the truth. i wanted to do avengers. because in my mind, i wanted to do the biggest movie in marvel. mm—hm. and then, when i started exploring it, and i remember sam jackson said to me, i was like, "what do you think about black panther? " he goes, "camille, that's going to be the biggest movie "marvel ever had!" i said, "you think so?" he goes, "girl, you better go over there and do that movie!" so... they laugh "over there?" "yes. you better go do that movie!" and, you know, it's something that's changed my life. and i'll tell you, i di

rolls-royce a bit of anomaly, going into the session negative. i'm going to wrap things up.kly leave with a shot of the dax. we could about to be seeing a fresh record closing high. this is "bloomberg." ♪ guy: the previous closing price for the dax the record high. we have eclipsed that and are coming to the close of the day in europe. up by .8%. positive momentum in europe when it comes to the equity story. london is a laggard, i said earlier that was becoming a theme. some of the mining stocks are under pressure. some of the health care stocks are under pressure as well dragging the index lower. let's call it .3% lower. the dax powering to fresh highs. let's talk about how the market has been behaving today to give you an idea what's been going on. the u.s. data is a factor powering the backend rally that we've seen. the jobs numbers well below expectations. the labor market cools. nevertheless, we move higher towards the end of the day,. nokia losing out to erickson. this, 32.74 was the previous low, now 33.32. the sale is hurting barclays today. we continue with the labo

royce, in which they rape a mannequin in the middle of the white desert, beauty is impossible , ands to paris on urgent business, all sorts of closed parties with champagne in the premises of statistical departments, as well as secret meetings in the moscow barrikada cinema, where only films about indians are shown, of course there was no such cinema in moscow, there was a barricade cinema, in it showed only children 's cartoons, as a result of which, of course, any conspirators there would have instantly burned to death, like in the film two tickets for a day's show, from where... this storyline is drawn : a world without the metro, without queues, no field commissions, no local committee fees per ruble. and it’s clear that such a world did not exist in soviet times, everyone who didn’t have servants stood in lines , and everyone went through visiting commissions, but i really wanted this world to exist, and it was possible to make an inhumane story about it a wonderful fairy tale, and also to include the moscow criminal major in it. sleepless bezon nibbles performed by sergei bezr

rolls-royce is up another 2.9% today. that is significant.te nicely and stellantis is flat but just squeaking out another 52 week i. -- 52 week high. the fed is tomorrow, this is bloomberg. ♪ before i started playing basketball, i was kind of quiet. i wasn't really that confident or outgoing. but now, with basketball, i feel like a leader. yo, cayden! sport for good means to me that i'll be able to give back to my family and my community. goals can be accomplished, dreams can be accomplished, but dreams are just dreams if you don't go out and try to achieve them. learn more about sport for good at laureususa.com. guy: i am struggling to get excited about what i see in front of me. at an index level we are still waiting. waiting for a catalyst. we thought it might be uscp i dated today. maybe it will be the fed tomorrow. maybe the ecb later in the week. caps are flat. ftse 100 is flat. nothing moving. stocks look a little more exciting. this is what the session has looked like. a little choppy but that is quite a tight range. we have faded a l

writers who joined them, kgb liquidators from... also chic tennis champions from latvia in luxurious rolls-royces to paris on urgent business, all sorts of parties closed with champagne in statistical rooms, instantly burned, like in a film two tickets for a day's show, from where this storyline is drawn: a world without the metro, without queues, without travel... but i really wanted this world to exist, and it was possible to make an inhumanly beautiful fairy tale about it, and also to fit into it, the sleepless major of the moscow criminal police, the peck bezon performed by sergei bezrukov and reduce him with a fashion model performed by the eastern beauty aysel prad from baku, with such a disgraceful neckline that could never exist in nature, because for such a neckline she would of course be expelled first from the komsomol, and then from the fashion models, but i would have wanted it that way. and so that someday, 30 years later, they would remain a wonderful couple, he is significantly shorter than her, she is of impossible beauty in heels, she is a sedate old woman, 30 years later , she

the other three in the fleet will be replaced by the same rolls-royce top clean green standard by theeginning of next year, napa wine train officials say their standard of excellence for the food, wine and experience will remain unchanged. >> sound needs to check that out , too. he's going to take care of your morning commute. but so you need smiling. >> i want to thank the producer, andy, for putting a train story before my traffic report. he knows what i like. i love trains . i love trains. steve loves trains, too. all right. good morning, everyone. let's go out and see what we have now. yesterday, the san mateo bridge was very foggy and so is the bay bridge. this morning, we don't have a lot of that highway 24 was also pretty foggy at one point. let's check that out. that's a little foggy here. i mentioned that san mateo bridge. you can see it out there. and there are no major problems. we also look at 280, which also has that railroad bridge there. so you can see the trains coming through both ways. not one right now, but we'll see one one day. otherwise the traffic, though, is ge

while i was moving into my wing, i went out to the driveway, and there was a rolls-royce with a big bowrse, i burst into tears, and i don't think i drove it for at least two weeks, because i'd just get in it and sit and think, "i can't go anywhere. what if somebody scratches it? what if it gets hurt?" [merv griffin] have you saved your money? are you spending it all as it comes in? yeah. [laughter] if he made $100, he spent $100. well, he was a big giver, but money came easy, so it didn't matter to him. hello. how are you? nice to see you. [laughing] [♪♪♪] there was the private jet, the helicopter, all the cars... everything was painted this midnight blue. there were the tampa bay bandits. [announcer] who else has actor burt reynolds as an owner? [anderson] there was property in hawaii. there was a house in florida. there were a couple houses on the actual ocean, and ours was on the intracoastal... did you have fun? [laughs] mrs. reynolds. ...and there was the ranch that was inland. that was the 169 acres, and there were animals, and horses, and staff. hello, cuckoo! hello! money was no

koleta really looks unusual, the radiator grille is massive, chrome-plated, reminiscent of the face of a rolls-roycethe car is longer. the rear overhang is gigantic, as is the trunk with a capacity of 500 liters, why do officials need such warehouse, it’s unclear, this muscovite has a lot of foreign components, for example, the steering rack is from audi itself, from peugeot a motor from renault. this is a two-liter unit with a capacity of 112 horsepower at 6,000 rpm , decent performance. but the main thing in a business class car is, of course, the interior. in the nineties, luxury was represented exactly like this. there is velor and carpets everywhere, and there are two comfortable seats with an armrest in the back. there are individual lighting fixtures. the front panel is trimmed with leather and inexpensive plastic, which it tries to imitate. tree. the configurations were completely different, even with air conditioning. in our case, only electric windows, which squeak pleasantly and sometimes don’t even warp the glass. but it’s time to try this model on the go, and it drives very cheerfully,

i have a rolls-royce outside. led zeppelin bought me so was so so so john realized okay, this guy's not really going to give me a whole lot of money to buy records anymore. so now, david, you go back with the before the first album was after the first album with with john it's in the book. i think the first time i talk to those guys was at chicago first in 1981, as before the sun-times, omar entertainer. i think we did a cover story for the entertainer. it's like a monthly music magazine. as you pointed out, it still exists. it's still fighting the good fight. it goes throughout the state. but anyway, they had me do a story on the 20th anniversary of the town where all those guys kind of started. so yeah, everybody's young back then and we all just sit around and, you know, we talked about how they all met a paul anka stories of kristofferson stuff, and then what was interesting about john, when i got out of the sun-times in 84, that was always the family newspaper for the prine family in chicago. there was the su

i have a rolls-royce outside. led zeppelin bought me so was so so so john realized okay, this guy's not really going to give me a whole lot of money to buy records anymore. so now, david, you go back with the before the first album was after the first album with with john it's in the book. i think the first time i talk to those guys was at chicago first in 1981, as before the sun-times, omar entertainer. i think we did a cover story for the entertainer. it's like a monthly music magazine. as you pointed out, it still exists. it's still fighting the good fight. it goes throughout the state. but anyway, they had me do a story on the 20th anniversary of the town where all those guys kind of started. so yeah, everybody's young back then and we all just sit around and, you know, we talked about how they all met a paul anka stories of kristofferson stuff, and then what was interesting about john, when i got out of the sun-times in 84, that was always the family newspaper for the prine family in chicago. there was the su

it's a 1949 and apart from being a 1949, it is rare in that it's fitted with a rolls royce four cylinderengine in the british army decided that they'd like to try and have an engine that they had spare parts for, and tried to fit it in 1 or 2 land rovers, but in fact it didn't work very well. and we've got the only example that's known of, of the 30 that were built. >> how was the land rover devised in the first place? >> wilks brothers, who owned >> the wilks brothers, who owned the during the the rover car company during the war, uh aircraft components i >> -- >> and at the end of the war, they had a wonderful workforce. they had a wonderful building and they couldn't get enough steel to build motor cars other than for export . than for export. >> and so they said, well , what >> and so they said, well, what do we do? >> how do we get this wonderful company going again? and they bought a second world war jeep , bought a second world war jeep, and they took it to anglesey, where they had a holiday house and drew a picture of the what they thought the rover for the land might look like ,

kaleta really looks unusual, the radiator grille is massive, chrome-plated, reminiscent of the face of a rolls-royceals need such a warehouse is unclear. this muscovite has many foreign components, for example, the steering rack is from audi, the steering wheel itself is from peugeau, and the engine is from renault. this is a two-liter unit with a capacity of 112. carpets, behind two comfortable seats with an armrest, there are individual lighting fixtures, the front panel is trimmed with leather and inexpensive plastic that tries to imitate wood. the configurations were completely different, even with air conditioning. in our case, only electric windows, which squeak pleasantly and sometimes don’t even warp the glass. but it's time to try this model on the road, and it drives very cheerfully, steering like a car.' directly stable, acceleration to hundreds is about 12.5 seconds, so the french engine works at 100, here is a five-speed moskvich gearbox, drive front-wheel drive, but there were also all-wheel drive examples, it goes over uneven surfaces like a ship and practically does not heel in turns

it's a 1949 and apart from being a 1949, it is rare in that it's fitted with a rolls royce four cylinderne in the british army decided that they'd like to try and have an engine that they had spare parts for, and tried to fit it in 1 or 2 land rovers, but in fact it didn't work very well. and we've got the only example that's known of, of the 30 that were built. >> how was the land rover devised in the first place? >> wilks brothers, who owned >> the wilks brothers, who owned the during the the rover car company during the war, uh aircraft components i >> -- >> and at the end of the war, they had a wonderful workforce. they had a wonderful building and they couldn't get enough steel to build motor cars other than for export . than for export. >> and so they said, well , what >> and so they said, well, what do we do? >> how do we get this wonderful company going again? and they bought a second world war jeep , bought a second world war jeep, and they took it to anglesey, where they had a holiday house and drew a picture of the what they thought the rover for the land might look like , and

if i give someone my 1926 rolls—royce 1926 phantom rolls—royce and i get ford, cortina, get back in 1982y happy if at end of the day, they if at the end of the day, they refuse my rolls—royce. >> those marbles belong in their home. belong they home. they belong by. so they were in marble was were they are in marble was taken was made actually were they are in marble was takerthe was made actually were they are in marble was takerthe penteliciade actually were they are in marble was takerthe pentelic mountainlly were they are in marble was takerthe pentelic mountain ,y from the pentelic mountain, which is five miles away. so it's in the site. they need to sit in their home. they need to be as a full story. they be seen as a full story. they belong to greece and greece. actually in my opinion, can give whatever it likes back to the british museum. but let tell british museum. but let me tell you, the greeks and kyriakos mitsotakis are beautiful gentlemen, and they will do things nicely , unlike our prime things nicely, unlike our prime minister, who threw his little rattle out of the pram

federal level for clean engines, as the other three engines in the fleet will be replaced by the same rolls-roycean green standard by the beginning of next year. napa wine train officials say the standard of excellence for the food, wine and experience will remain unchanged. >> us mortgage rates fell to the lowest level in almost four months last week. the rate on a 30 year fixed mortgage was 7.17% in the week, ending december 1st, according to the mortgage bankers association. since peaking near 8% in october. mortgage rates have decreased based on expectations as the federal reserve is done raising interest rates. economists say the falling mortgage rate should boost home sales next year. >> as we look ahead to 2024, one of the things we expect to see nationwide is that mortgage rates will continue their recent descent, perhaps getting all the way to six and one half percent at the end of the year, even though if we compare this to the pre-pandemic period of 2017 to 2019, home sales in california are still expected to be much lower. they are going to see a nice rebound in 2024. the declining mo

rolls-royce says they're working to look into the matter.covid subvariant for emergency use. the world health organization says it is the most transmissible strain yet and the inhaled version allows a an immune response that is higher. china approved inhaled covid vaccines as booster shots. alaskan air will by a rival in a deal to combine the two carol's. -- the two carriers. the deal includes $900 million of hawaiian's debt. it challenges the biden administration's aggressive stance on mergers that has derailed one partnership. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: former u.s. treasury secretary larry summers, one of the new members of openai's board, says the startup needs to be a corporation with a conscience. he spoke with bloomberg's david westin. >> this was extraordinarily important. no one can be certain whether this is a once in a decade or once in a half-century technology, wants a century technology, wants a millennium technology. no one can know for sure but it sure looks like it is awfully important to develop rapidly and safely and to di

in january 1919, lenin was driving his armored rolls-royce in sokolnik, planning to take part in the new year's party. when suddenly he was robbed by a gang of wallet yashki, taking away documents, valuables and a car. grandfather lenin walked to the christmas tree. here we go. then they found it, well, we don’t know what happened to them we know, but we know that in the first years of soviet power, the ones that got the most were the christmas tree and santa claus, the remnants of the old world. soon it will be christmas, an ugly bourgeois holiday, associated with time immemorial, with an ugly custom, a capitalist will come to the forest, skeletal, faithful to prejudice, cut down the tree with an ax, and let it go. this is the new year's debut of the legendary soviet champagne; it was proclaimed the drink of the working aristocracy. try it, it tastes great. right now. an indispensable attribute of the entire soviet era - a queue, especially on new year's eve, a queue i was about 1/3 satisfied with the product, the rest was conversation, and that... the only thing, in my opinion, was

royce.nstitution within british government it seems to have undermined itself . have undermined itself. actually, it seems to have weakened itself and i think this isn't about the civil isn't just about the civil servants major servants in every major corporation political servants in every major corftoday.| political servants in every major corftoday. and political servants in every major corftoday. and also political servants in every major corftoday. and also in,)litical servants in every major corftoday. and also in, in:ical servants in every major corftoday. and also in, in the life today. and also in, in the private sector. i think we have new generations of workers who 90, 9° new generations of workers who go, go into the office and they they don't think they're there to do a job. i think they think they're to change the they're there to change the world some way, to try and world in some way, to try and project their private beliefs onto role. and i think onto their role. and i think

. >> patrizia said i would rather weep in a rolls-royce than be happy on a bicycle.ich is just crazy. it's sums her up, that she is fascinated by luxury things. >> maurizio was too. he bought a ship called the creole then the largest wooden sailing boat in the world. jerry loud was an avid sailor who helped him renovate it, stir it into bow. >> we bought shape skin from japan. we traveled in art and mostly denmark. he liked the turkish and moroccan tiling. we went to -- to buy all the glassware and design all the dishes. >> their renovation came five years and the cost, $25 million. >> i think he was used to luxuriant surrounded himself with as much as he could. because he was brought up that way. he lived that life. and i don't know if he had any boundaries. it didn't occurred to him. >> maurizio started sponsoring sailing teams and races all over the world. he brought patrizia who didn't quite fit in. >> maurizio what arrived by helicopter and often she would accompany him and she reminded me of joan collins. she was dripping in jewels and makeup and heels, it was

rolls-royce, joke, joke, i'll be there soon. to have such a nephew , yes, it’s good to have me, yes, but what, you haven’t exchanged your money for mine and ours yet, wait, are you afraid that i won’t return the money to you, uncle, what are you, what are you doing i might have thought, no, i just asked again, this is gold standard, i ’ll give it to you when i’m... sorry, i have there’s a lot to do, see you later , i suggest setting a trap, i’ll come up and tell her right away that it’s the murdered actor, if she’s surprised, it’s definitely her. stand, stand, stand, stand, just there, now i’ll give you the license plate number, get the owner of the car, come on, do you hear, maxim, you won’t have a place in my car, and then, if anything, i can even take you as my driver, well, i say , lord, how i dream about this, really, i understand, i understand, but watchman, max, the minibus belongs to grigory filatav, this is a kidnapped lover, and where to look for him, how do i know, he has a car service, i sent you the address, okay, g

. >> to watch my >> that'll be nice to watch my 50 royces. 50 rolls royces. >> the thing the thing aboutet zero push zero as well, if you really push it, you know, it is always the poorest in society that lose out always. most things always. not just most things that always. not just most things tha yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> well, there's that. yeah. maybe their yeah. maybe that's their policy. yeah. yeah. yeah, yeah. it's a very it's, yeah, it's a strange but least it's a strange one but at least i think we'll see rejection of this across the west. >> you're already seeing in this across the west. >> netherlands./ seeing in this across the west. >> netherlands./ seefarmers in the netherlands. the farmers really it comes down basically it comes to down reduce to reduce emissions. they've got to do like down family do things like close down family farms for farms that have existed for hundreds of yes and hundreds of years. yes and that's not very that's actually not very popular. it means we popular. and also, it means we don't to eat. don't have any food to eat. >> so i the golden rule is

. >> to watch my >> that'll be nice to watch my 50 royces. 50 rolls royces. >> the thing the thing about net zero push zero as well, if you really push it, you know, it is always the poorest in society that lose out always. most things always. not just most things that always. not just most things tha yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> well, there's that. yeah. maybe their yeah. maybe that's their policy. yeah. yeah. yeah, yeah. it's a very it's, yeah, it's a strange but least it's a strange one but at least i think we'll see rejection of this across the west. >> you're already seeing in this across the west. >> netherlands./ seeing in this across the west. >> netherlands./ seefarmers in the netherlands. the farmers really it comes down basically it comes to down reduce to reduce emissions. they've got to do like down family do things like close down family farms for farms that have existed for hundreds of yes and hundreds of years. yes and that's not very that's actually not very popular. it means we popular. and also, it means we don't to eat. don't have any food to eat. >> so i the golden rule i

rolls-royce has had issues with its engines.echnology in terms of what it can do. to make a quantum leap forward in terms of fuel-efficient seat we will need different technology. what that looks like i do not they the industry has settled on. they are pursuing different paths. jonathan: you are awesome. love hearing from you. brooke sutherland of bloomberg. payrolls report 36 minutes away. neil dutta just publishing this morning. "i continue to see analysts noting the threshold to cut rates is high because the fed wants to be sure inflation slowing down before the ease policy, i don't get it. the threshold is conditional on the inflation outlook and the threshold for price moderation is not very high." the disinflation is in the pipeline, already baked in. you will see it. tom: david rosenberg seconds the motion with neil dutta saying this is the trend, get used to it. jim bianco was articulate on this in the last 24 hours. he was out front with the idea of leveling inflation or even up as we heard from morgan stanley and sarah

yes, you know, the sanctions on the impossibility of supplying bentleys and rolls-royces from britains is another illusion of theirs, which will happen again in the near future. it will fall apart miserably for them, they will have to deal with it, the fact is that the americans are now getting punched in the nose in all parts of the world, i will remind you how our president was greeted in the middle east, how american emissaries are greeted or the head of egypt together with jordan and palestine generally refused to meet with biden when the conflict in gaza began, they simply refused because they said, you already want to offer us, it’s not interesting, it used to be it was impossible to imagine. they want to restore order in yemen, no one supports them now, this loud coalition, which was first assembled, but in fact there are few ships, but on the other hand, i studied this issue, canada sent three officers to the headquarters, well, just to observe situation , that is, such people are involved, i’m not talking about the economic component, in which china and i, together with other

the radiator grille is massive, chrome-plated, and resembles the face of a rolls-royce.e car is more than 4.5 meters long, the rear overhang is gigantic, like a 500-liter trunk. it is unclear why officials need such a warehouse. this muscovite has many foreign components, for example, steering the rack is from audi, the steering wheel itself is from peugeot, and the engine is from renault. this is a two-liter unit with a capacity of 100 tyres, carpets, two comfortable seats with an armrest behind, there are individual lighting fixtures, the front panel is trimmed with leather and inexpensive plastic that tries to imitate wood. the configurations were completely different, even with air conditioning, in our case only electric windows, which creaked pleasantly and sometimes did not even warp the glass. but it's time to try this model on the go, and it drives very cheerfully, it steers like on... the brand is stable on a straight line, acceleration to hundreds is about 12.5 seconds, so the french engine works at 100, here is a five-speed moskvich gearbox, front-wheel drive,