let's bring back the head of fx strategy at bnp paribas. fire yesterday. you watch that.ore time talking about that kind of stuff then monetary policy. what is your take on? >> this is a key point. if you are central banker, you have to look at the fiscal side very closely. uk's a good example, too. so the central bank has to take that on board. if you have a government that comes in and has tight fiscal policy, that is going to have an impact on monetary policy. from what janet yellen is saying, she has to take that into account. this will always be the situation. there will always be a trade-off between the politicians and the central bank. another great example is ecb. politicians have been on their case to ease policy for a long time and there has been pushed back. the key point is marrying monetary policy on one side with fiscal policy. >> turkey a different story. we will get to e.m. currencies in the moment. let's talk about fundamentals -- inflation. inflation out of the united states at 1:30 uk time. will this be the trigger for the fed? >> this is a key thing to

tim of bnp paribas, you live on airplanes.between an airbus and a boeing. >> i was on a 787, it is nicer. more moisture in the air. olivia: lighter material so you feel more refreshed. there a bathroom window in the new boeing dreamliner's. we look at the stories shaping the day. tom, you got to go to radio. tom: south of washington cpac. a lot of people make fun of it, even conservatives. it's a big deal. an important part of america. brendan: look past the silly costumes and see a dress rehearsal for the election. olivia: we are going to say goodbye to you. "surveillance" with tom keene and mike mckee will continue on radio. brandon? brendan: looking at a spring meeting of the u.k. independence party. london is where you spend some of your formative years. a beautiful piece by stephanie out on bloomberg.com that describes farage a former commodities trader changing the face of u.k. politics. it is going to be a big election. olivia: nigel farage running for parliament. "ohouse of cards" season three is out. i will be binge-w

what you have there is a delivery by para boss -- paribas, the lowest annual income since this company was put together, bnp and paribas. corporate and investment banking did a little bit better year on year. 556 billion euros. legal costs of 1.1 billion. this is the big gear producer in switzerland. demand up $.72 for the salesman and they have appointed a new chairman. they say all the growth this year will be around 10%. jonathan: so much to watch this morning. looking at a lower market open here. the dax is a little lower as well. since the market opened here in europe, of course it opened dominated by the story of the day, the ecb turning the screws on greece. the european central bank announcing they would restrict loans to the nation. that came hours after the greek finance minister met with mario draghi. how do you think that meeting went? greek stocks opened up in less than half an our time but if you want a hint, check out shares in the u.s. listed etf. you see that etf plunging on the back of that news. the greek of finance minister continues to talk today, he meets with the german finance minist

tennessee will join us from bnp paribas. we will talk about the bond effect in the u.s. about his expertise in the housing market. an odd housing market here in the u.s. we will go to phil mattingly and peter cook as they look at the fractious politics in washington. part of that is the present of shutdown of the department of homeland security tonight. that is very unlikely to happen. even if it "shut down," i'm not sure what that means. we will learn about that from peter cook and phil mattingly. francine: looking forward to "surveillance." nigel farage, the leader of the u.k. independence party is kicking off his campaign. he outlined what he calls the great threats to british culture and the british economy. immigration and the european union. mr. farage: should we be in control of immigration or not? we've had the latest immigration figures showing a year on year increase of 300,000 people. a gross of 600,000 people. the biggest ever. the point is, our government aren't doing things. we have an open door. we in ukip are not against immigration, we are for an austral

bnp paribas still shortly euro. -- short the euro. >> talks in brussels today over greece's proposals european loan program. yesterday, alexis tsipras said on twitter he has had a positive phone conversation with angela just hours after her finance minister rejected out of hand greece's loan extension request. lenovo said it messed up badly by reinstalling software on its computers that potentially exposes you to hacking attacks and unauthorized activity. they are coming under fire from computer owners. they promise to have a fix ready today. santa fe -- sanofi is hiring a new chief executive. the 59-year-old will start his new job on april 2. the move comes after sanofi's board fired the previous chief executive back in october because they were not happy about his handling of the business, including the loss of u.s. market share for a diabetes drug. >> back to the negotiating table in brussels today as officials struggle to find an agreement that will keep greece in the euro. but one of the best outcomes is for greece to leave. our next guest argues that greece should be the first