still with me are priya misra, lisa hornsby, bob michele.dent says if we are mexico,make a deal with they could begin purchasing farm and agricultural products at very high levels starting immediately. if we are unable to make a deal, mexico will begin paying tariffs at the 5% level on monday. your view on this situation right now? priya: he is giving an out to mexico. it was sort of a non-economic issue that the president has used tariffs on. if they can put more border patrol agents, he is giving them an out. mexico reacted pretty significantly. they don't want it to happen. it will hurt businesses on both sides of the border. you talk about the week ahead, i think the weekend is extremely important. i will be on twitter the entire weekend, not because i love it, but to see what the president is tweeting about. maybe we don't get that 5%. lisa: i think priya is right, it is an out. my worry is that it has irreparably harmed the business confidence. now you have said we can put tariffs on any country at any time, even though there was the u

still with me are priya misra, lisa hornsby, bob michele. president says if we are able to make a deal with mexico, they could begin purchasing farm and agricultural products at very high levels starting immediately. if we are unable to make a deal, mexico will begin paying tariffs at the 5% level on monday. your view on this situation right now? priya: he is giving an out to mexico. it was sort of a non-economic issue that the president has used tariffs on. if they can put more border patrol agents, he is giving them an out. mexico reacted pretty significantly. they don't want it to happen. it will hurt businesses on both sides of the border. you talk about the week ahead, i think the weekend is extremely important. i will be on twitter the entire weekend, not because i love it, but to see what the president is tweeting about. maybe we don't get that 5%. lisa: i think priya is right, it is an out. my worry is that it has irreparably harmed the business confidence. now you have said we can put tariffs on any country at any time, even though

let's pick up on the call from bob michele.oking to use this as an off ramp to sell the strength in high-yield credit. your thoughts? greg: i agree with bob. look, i mean, i think you need to take advantage of the strength. there is lots of uncertainty. spreads have really moved a lot. i think it is smart to sell into it and not get sucked in. what is interesting about this rally, though, it's been a high-quality type of rally. and so if you look at high-yield, the spread tightening across double b's and triple c's have been even. you are not getting paid for the beta, so to speak. i think that is a signal in and of itself. jonathan: andy, pimco made it pretty clear we want to be liquidity providers, not liquidity demanders. when there is rallies like these, perhaps you want to be more defensive and step back. what is the approach at schroders? andy: i think we like investment grade a bit more. the difference from that interview on monday, the punch bowl has been returned pretty well since then. so i think that has changed the

one of those investors, jpmorgan's bob michele. >> late cycle is charting to transition to end of cyclethat is something we dismissed in march, only a couple days. it's now been inverted for over a month. i think that's as clear a signal that you'll ever get from the bond market there is trouble ahead. almost oversubscribed multiple times. i want to buy every backup in government bond yields. i don't know that i'm going to get one. 2.25, 2.8 on the 10 year. credit will continue to do well but the future looks pretty bleak. i want to start selling rallies here. jonathan: with us in new york is greg peters, andy, and krishna memani. looking to use this as an offering to sell the strength and high-yield credit. your thoughts? greg: i agree with bob. need to take advantage of the strength. there is lots of uncertainty. spreads have moved a lot. smart to sell into it and not yet sucked in. what is interesting about this rally, though, it's been a high-quality type of rally. if you look at high-yield, the spread tightening across double be an triple c have been even. you are not getting paid

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to quote bob dylan, it seems for the big tech companies the times are changing. michellee has been holding its annual developers conference in sanjose, california. this year's headline grabbing announcement is a phasing out of itunes. the download store that upended the music industry when it first was launched in 2001. the bbc‘s north america technology reported dave lee has the details. it has been almost 20 years since steve jo bs it has been almost 20 years since steve jobs introduced it has been almost 20 years since stevejobs introduced itunes into the world. the world of entertainment has changed a lot since then. as many apple fans have been predicting for some time, itunes is going to be phased out and replaced, instead, with three separate apps, one for music, one for podcast, and one for apple's tv subscription service that is coming later this year. another significant announcement at this year's event was a feature apple ‘s calling sign in with apple. it creates a unique e—mail address for every app you sign up to. which means if there is a database sign up t

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