compact sedan was introduced in one thousand thirty six with a selling price of twenty one hundred reichs marks that made it a mid-range vehicle in germany a rare breed at the time back then opel was growing an intern using new models in the hopes of attracting new groups of buyers as classic car expert christophe bauer explains. but that isaac has he says that in the mid one nine hundred thirty s. opel was riding a wave of success in one nine hundred thirty five they became the first german manufactured to build over one hundred thousand cars per year that made opel the largest maker of passenger cars in europe however this impressive growth was only possible thanks to f.t. cash injections from american parent company general motors which took a majority stake in opel in one nine hundred twenty nine during the great depression when the german economy started to pick up the middle class developed an interest in cars. so it's just. during this time opel begin. and using progressive american production methods like assembly lines and modular construction systems in one nine hundred thirty five op

start to level off there's a fantastic chart of somebody posted online about the gold versus the reich mark i guess was the german currency during hyperinflation wymore republic days and gold one to trillions of dollars an ounce versus the right market. right mark around and the same thing is happening of bitcoin versus the u.s. dollar where you could see big coin trade a million dollars a coin you know it's not necessarily the price of bitcoin is moving so much as the the u.s. dollar is experiencing a hyper inflationary collapse public moment for planet earth well hyperinflation is a kind of a political thing you know they always say events hyperinflation as a political event people lose faith in that system so who say like when you see the fourth thing you can do you can't beat them over the head enough you cannot the gulag archipelago show that you can't believe in your your cult you know within a few years you know fifty sixty percent of the population will have a million dollars worth of crypto on on a private key on a you know a tres or a some other off line you know storage device an

start to level off there's a fantastic chart of somebody posted online about the gold versus the reich mark i guess was the german currency during hyperinflation why more republic days and gold want to trillions of dollars an ounce versus the right market. right mark around it and the same thing is happening of bitcoin versus the u.s. dollar where you could see big coin trade a million dollars a coin you know it's not necessarily the price of bitcoin is moving so much as the the u.s. dollar is experiencing a hyper inflationary collapse like a why more republican having a why more republic moment for planet earth well hyperinflation is a kind of a political thing you know they always say it like inflation and deflation are monetary events hyperinflation is a political event people lose faith and that system so i know there are some who say like you do you see the force of the u.s. government or the chinese government or the abu dhabi government or you know any government going to come in and smash your head if you don't use their currency but if if the people have lost faith in their politic

director of the mining from lawmen he was criticised for calling for police action against reich you mine is it mark connor in two thousand and twelve when forty four people were killed let's go live now to tanya page who is at the end saying a.n.c. meeting in john has been it's certainly been a lively nice thing over there with passions running high but what have you been hearing what is the tone of the debate when it comes to this leadership contest deepening existing divisions within the party. well it appears as if it will mean from the outset we heard the secretary general talking about unity and the need for organization renewal but then we saw one of the first things the delegates came and did here and in some numbers was sing songs in support of one or the other candidate and we had at the very beginning of proceedings which started many hours late because of legal action over who should and shouldn't be allowed to be here to be voting another indication of just how hotly contested this race is we saw the current speaker of the house blake and betty stand off an issue two warnings firstly th

reich. -- the last fed rate hike. janet yellen's final post. and the abu dhabi debut delivers. sharesistribution chair surge on the first they've trading. we are live from the capital. welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm mark barton. investors, waiting, chomping at the bit after the fed's announcement on interest rates a little later. an interest rate hike is forecast. 2018 the expectation for and 2019 that will be in focus. the bloomberg dollar index, in the wake of the alabama senate election, falling today. down by about 0.2%. crude rising ahead of key stockpile data. marketsp, we will talk with christian nolting. with lapos elkann and dennis gartman. sebastian: the european union againsted the u.k. rollback on the agreement they have made last week. michel barnier says britain cannot try to unpick the deals they made on friday. still, europe's leaders are planning to hand the u.k. a carrot for future relations. former french president francois hollande says he's is a possibility for britain to strike a trade deal, but speaking exclusively to manus cranny, he cautioned that there are certain red lines. eresident hollande: a trad agreement is always possible, but it needs to be clear that it can't happen