tom: adam posen of the peterson institute taking the high ground on the telegraph. i'm going to go beyond the banner. he says the united kingdom needs 6.5% rates, makes it clear that maybe even higher than that. say good morning, jonathan ferro on assignment. lisa: on occasion. -- vacation. tom: a different eyelid, it is very nice. not with us which makes us lesser disease very good at the bank of england while his americans try to keep up. lisa: the appetizer is shocking. what we got from the swiss national bank, a surprise rate hike, the norwegian central bank saying more is needed. it hawkish tone across the board and it raises the question, what are central bankers still getting wrong? tom: it makes it important. you don't see it in the headlines in financial media this morning but there is terrific attention -- tension there. thank you for pointing this out on twitter, two-year, 10 year yield, we are now through 100 basis points that happened a couple of hours ago. let's take a moment of silence for priya misra. ira jersey also quite good. lisa: this is the key