our guests include john redwood and charles stanley. -- at charles stanley.have a ceo joining us for an exclusive interview. we will talk about brexit. manus: let's talk about the market. you are seeing yuki equity futures getting higher. -- u.k. equity futures getting higher. the havens are strong your -- the havens are strong. the yen is up for the second day. it is up point 1%. -- it is up .1%. the white line is the swiss franc. you are seeing the haven potentially of choice. it seems to be getting popularity. one week volatility climbing above the yen. think about japan, the proximity to real or threatened danger. for perhaps raises the risk yen versus the swiss franc. where do you want your haven of choice to be? anna: does the yen lose a little bit of its glass as a haven? haven?s as a in all talk to jane foley moment about that. a slightly odd trading session. people said it might take some time to unwind political tension as expressed in monday's market. this is the risk radar for you. this is what we see across the asian session. the u.s. futures poi

that charles stanley -- the region plans a vote. we are live in barcelona.anus: germany's biggest bank cuts on concern over revenue growth. anna: may's uncertain future. some of the prime minister out by the next election. manus: argentina's president said single digit inflation is now within sight. we bring you our exclusive interview. ♪ anna: good morning. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am anna edwards. a very warm open to the show. a little bit later on, we have tony smurfit. anna: a very warm open to the show. in the meantime, let's talk about where the threads of the tax debate have taken us in the -- manus: they have been plunged. they are a strong, hardy bunch. despondent traders say enough is enough. $28 billion of paper was offered. they bought it 2.7 times. is,question you need to ask are we seeing concern? is that why they want paper? does that offer value for them? harvey and irma and the trump trade is back on. rude we go next in the bond market? that's where do we go next in the bond market? --where do we go next in the bond market? an

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charles: thank you, david. david: stanley fischer, specifically, what does the loss mean for the dynamics within the reserve? charles: i think it's a loss for the federal reserve board. i have known him for 30 years and he is an accomplished central banker and monetary theorist. you can't imagine anyone who has more -- you can add more value to the central bank board. i think it's a loss. let's remember, he wasn't expected to be around much longer anyway. he was unlikely to accept the nomination to be reappointed next spring when it comes up, so this sort of accelerates a decision that was likely to come about anyway. in that sense, i don't think it except for theh, surprise in the short term because it was going to happen anyway. the bigger concern, as you noted, the federal reserve board has not had seven members in a long time. i think what worries me about that is it's a sign of the politicization of our central bank and i think that's a very bad and framework to be stuck in. not eating able to make appointments. not bein