on today's "washington journal ," jason dick bove rollcall. they will discuss the week ahead and author david cap looks at his new book. "washington journal about the supreme court. now,." assault on the constitution. now "washington journal." ♪ good morning, it is tuesday, september 4, 2018. the houses in at 2:00 p.m. in the senate will reconvene at 3:00 p.m. today all routes -- eyes will be on route 216 -- gearing up for day one of brett kavanaugh's hearings. they will gavel in at 9:30 and we will take you there live on c-span and we will begin the "washington journal," getting your thoughts on judge kavanaugh and what you are expecting as president trump's nominee goes before senator

into the end of this year, we think yields will be trading at bove 3% and we see further upside as 2019rogresses. when you start pricing in what the ecb and boj are going to do. >> easy to forget that this time last year to the day, the end of september there was that first week of september. yields were close to 2% on a u.s. 10 year. we have had a big turn over the last 12 months, haven't we? >> we absolutely have. i would agree with diana. looking backwards we have been short on duration. we remain moderately short. we think the fed will tighten twice this year. i don't think december is a pause. there is a risk of a pause next year. we think the macro and monetary policy factors all point to still higher rates from here. watching the show, it is interesting to see how many of my colleagues in other firms are getting more bullish on rates. i think it might be a little early. that said, i am not expecting the 10 year to hit four or five anytime soon. it is a question of how high you go into the threes and when does the fed rate cycle finally peak out? jonathan: what is interesting is h

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at a level a bove going into the united states.n't necessarily mean canada will hit those kinds of barriers, but it's not something they will be very happy with. when you think of money—laundering scandal is you don't often think about denmark. but with danske bank, it's a massive story. you are absolutely right about denmark, it comes out very well in transparency international surveys of how corrupt people believe there is public sectors to be. but this is the private sector, and it has to be said that it isn't in denmark where the problem itself was happening. it was in the bank's branches in estonia. they had only bought that operation in 2007. there isa bought that operation in 2007. there is a lot of evidence saying a lot of money has been laundered from people associated with well—known money—laundering operations based in russia and other parts of the former soviet union. having been investigated by a group of independent lawyers, they came to the conclusion that there might have been collusion on the part of people operati

>> what we did know is they billion bove the $4 market and got some key investors.kong's richest man has put his money behind the stock and some investigators -- some investors are willing to buy in. some of the key investors that you hope for hong kong listing are not necessarily as strong as hoped retail investors. retail investors have not seen as much enthusiasm about the stock and perhaps that is because a lot of the chinese regional investors have been burned recently. you've sen -- you've seen a selloff. some of the rationale about why these asian companies choose to list in hong kong. poe continuationly missing from that -- potentially missing om that $4 billion-plus that meituan raised. emily: why list in hong kong when you have some anymore chinese companies listing in the u.s.? >> it is an interesting one. they followed shami who chose to list in hong kong i think because of the retail piece. the food delivery giant knows the investor groups there. to your point, you've seen more and more companies, 24 companies year to date more than $7 billion in u.s. i

campaign and when way beyond particular churches to sort of recruit clearly or with already start where a bove several different churches that could move people around and i think that where we are seeing now it's really just a confabulation of many many different people so crimes and cover up we are talking about very serious crimes do we have any guarantee that german law enforcement authorities will pursue this i don't think we have any yarn t's i mean based on the recent history of this of these affair and given the fact that for the last fifteen years or so we have been hearing about it and we have seen me there on the side of the vatican on the side of national authorities particularly clear policies in order to address this issue there is no reason to think at this point that this will change immediately however it's very clear that pressure continues to mount and the german the german population and i think very sensitive to the seizure and has a lot more of a reliance on the on the legal system so the question though is where this will actually be turned into a criminal investigations

on today's "washington journal ," jason dick bove rollcall. they will discuss the week ahead and author david cap looks at his new book. "washington journal about the supreme court. now,." assault on the constitution. now "washington journal." ♪ good morning, it is tuesday, september 4, 2018. the houses in at 2:00 p.m. in the senate will reconvene at 3:00 p.m. today all routes -- eyes will be on route 216 -- gearing up for day one of brett kavanaugh's hearings. they will gavel in at 9:30 and we will take you there live on c-span and we will begin the "washington journal," getting your thoughts on judge kavanaugh and what you are expecting as president trump's nominee goes before senator sprayed democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. you can also catch up with us on social media. on twitter it is @cspanwj. on facebook it is facebook.com/cspan. a very good tuesday morning. you can start calling in now. we will be talking about judge kavanaugh for most of today's "washington journal." up tol probably take