alan ruskin will be with us from deutsche bank. matt miller, speaking of deutsche bank, the euro speaks volumes. what did we learn this morning on bloomberg? matt: what i think is interesting is the euro move against the dollar, because the deutsche bank cuts because of goldman sachs's cut in terms of the dollar continuing to gain, the euro being held back a little bit. i do not think the philip lane story is as interesting as bill roy a couple days ago when he said look, we will focus on the currency. that is our only focal point right now. it is keeping the currency together, and if you don't, you end up like argentina. i don't hear central bankers too often talking that explicitly about the currency. tom: i'm on the same page. a representative from deutsche bank saying they skew to a stronger dollar as well. let's move to the dollar, a radically different bloomberg terminal. we will not spend all of the time on this, to get to mr. rosenberg. so we are up to 0.77, hi norma's move. -- hi norma's move. matt: that is u.s. -- a chai