president gents weidman he's the head of the bundesbank highly qualified and but with a completely different view of monetary policy than a lot of people on the board and a lot of politicians in the e.u. he's antagonized a lot of people with that and it's unlikely that he will be successful there are other candidates highly qualified to a whole slew of them to choose from all right we'll have to keep an eye out for that box in frankfurt thank you. germany announced it will extend a temporary ban on arms exports to saudi arabia until the end off a month the ban has led to both domestic and international tension lynas facing pressure from the german arms industry and sectors related to it like this on germany's politics see. this is what the fuss is about for patrol boats to fend off coastal threats from the likes of pirate this is the closest to film for security reasons the pain of af shipyard wants to deliver the boats to saudi arabia but that's out of the question now following palin's export arms to the gulf kingdom production is at a standstill twenty percent of the workforce of hard. on

back home critics have complained that the bundesbank mission in mali has not achieved much they say that germany has no business sending troops here. but these soldiers are here to carry out their orders even if they didn't agree with some of them. some of our orders were nonsense in fact a lot of them were we all wondered what we were doing here though i certainly did with the sense of still every single one of you did your damn job and you did it well. on the gulf. and now after one hundred forty one days in mali lieutenant linna is on his way back to germany. because if you start as i was i can definitely say that this mission to change me is that i can't say how just yet. i think i'll find out only after i get home and start interacting with people again that's going to start especially as all that. it's two months mathias clara and their infant daughter have moved from munich to bad russian hol a mountain infantry brigade is stationed near the town. father knew enough to fly i was lucky because i didn't become depressed after our mission for the record i love being with my daug

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germany central bank the bundesbank doesn't think so the guardians of the official currency have been watching their internet rivals closely. the bank's management can't understand the hype around crypto currencies i was a bit of on them because we were warned against it and point especially with regard to the speculative aspects of one bitcoin is worth anything from two hundred to two thousand euros so anything seems possible because lots will inspect elating and it may pay off but it can also go wrong so we would definitely advise against investing in. the problem the currency guardians have is obvious for decades they had sole control over bank notes and coins but they can't control blocked chains. isn't it love conduct we're doing this is a race the controllers cannot win doctrine this point in block chains offer a whole new level of evasion and that because it's global because it's international. has no hope. land it's beyond any regulatory reach into cliff. in order to understand the opportunities and risks the federal bank has are working with the german stock exchange to creat

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he is the bundesbank president. that is the german view., there is concern this could turn into a downward spiral and get out of control. the italians are forecast -- at least by the oecd -- to have contraction in growth for the full year. the italian view is clearly that they need more help than the german view because the germans don't feel they need more help. it will be interesting to see how that plays out. speaking of germany, next, we will talk to hugo voss. excel a rate, the ceo says. we will ask him about whether or not he will be able to supply goldman sachs bankers now that they don't have to dress well for work. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open. eight minutes into your trading day. european equity markets down .3%. the ftse 100 down by .5%. let's get your top stock movers. anne-marie: let's stock with -- start with the biggest gainer, up more than 2%. they are boosting their dividend. they hired a bunch of new heads for m&a. looking at more m&a possibilities. up 6%. reported full-year earnings 2018 ab

nsa from they, council on foreign relations on the continued austerity at the bundesbank.g committed in europe right now? >> i don't think so. policy,asing monetary loosening in the big economies, germany slightly, france, and italy, so i don't get this talk about austerity. it does not describe what is going on from the monetary or fiscal side. francine: are we becoming like japan in europe? and if we are, what should we do? >> mindsets are becoming japanese in the way people approach europe is fatalistic, but europe does not look japanese from the point of view of nominal gdp growth. it is still somewhere between 2% and 3%. what japan expense was zero nominal growth or a decade, so the facts of the situation are different, even though people are using the same labels to describe these two parts of the world. francine: is it demographic? i have disagreed with he may be onto something. is it the composition come demographics, or monetary policy? >> there is slower population growth, but not an outright shrinkage of the population. you might have that in germany, but that d

looking at the european banking system at large, a problem that is thebanks have had bundesbank is providingm so they get a bill for negative interest rates. anyone the only bank should be playing in europe are the spanish banks. francine: bringing up the german banks, according to people familiar with the matter deutsche bank is wary of commerce banks books. --h commerzbank commerzbank's books. that is one angle, but it is one of many reasons why it seems like it is difficult to find an accord. politically, there is the will to put these banks together. more on me ask one deutsche bank and commerzbank. to me, it still comes out of the egos of management. what are you watching among the behavior of the senior managers? what is the emotion within yelling and screaming in board rooms on telephones? obviously, they are keeping their cards close to the chest. the chairman of deutsche bank said he expects a development for first-quarter earnings. we have had the annual reports that talks about some growth in 2019. i think they are trying very -- ito come out of this either happens now or does not