i've tried to reach marsha by my phone and our reporter christy thompson is at frankfurt, airport forest. christy we had passengers that they're obviously not happy, but how is the airline lufthansa handling all of this today? that's exactly what everyone waiting in this line behind me is waiting to find out over a 1000 flights were canceled here in frankfurt a day, very few lufthansa flights flying the passengers. i received news as we just heard that they need to come here, wait line, and be dealt with by on a dell with on a case by case basis. so it's obviously taken quite a long time. the line behind me has been out to some degree, but earlier today it was wrapping all the way back through to the back of the terminal. so certainly a lot of frustration here are some people expecting that they're going to have to stay an extra day here. in frank firm, and so on. last tons of feeling the pressure from val d. now are they going to return to negotiation soon? what's happening? i mean, they've certainly really raised to ratchet it up. the pressure on left tons of already has a with this st

absence of new disruptions, energy cost should stabilize and supply bottlenecks should ease christy thompson from d. w 's business departments can explain what all this means. welcome, christie. we know consumer prices in europe at any d, t around the world going through the roof. will this at rate increase? bring them down. yeah, i mean, as you just said, this is a historic decision they've taken now, 1st hike in 11 years. so on that level, it is a little bit unclear exactly what effect this gonna is going to have. it definitely will have an effect, of course, raising rates after such a long amount of time. now what we do know is that this means that borrowing is going to get more expensive for bank. so banks that want to take a loan out from the european central bank there. it's going to cost them or they're gonna pass those costs on the you on a me, anyone looking to get a loan for a house alone for a car, businesses as well, looking to take out loans, those interest rates make it more expensive for them right now. and the logic here is that there's a bit too much cash flowing around in t