still with us is marvin barth of barclays. been in a 14 basis point range in the last month. can run house anything to move the needle? marvin: he certainly could. i doubt he will. the key point is markets are still struggling with this economybetween the u.s. is just booming, but on the other side they are worried about the potential impact of the trade war and how that might affect the feds policy path and longer-term growth path. while they are trying to figure out between those two competing issues, that is why we are trading back and forth. i don't think he is really going to change anything on that. he will probably acknowledge that the fed is concerned about some of the increasing escalation around the potential for a trade war but express a lot of confidence in the underlying growth of the economy. nejra: while the 10-year yield has barely dodged, the front end of the curve has moved. address that? i don't think the fed really controls that. the fed controls the front end of the curve. the market will tell them what ha