david owen with jefferies international is still with us. n to understand a little bit why he is keen to keep oil around $50. david: absolutely. manus: he is not breaking even a $50. david: developed markets, not welcome news. if you do not have wage growth and gdp, honestly makes it more difficult to raise interest rates, makes it more difficult for the ecb to exit policy. all of these things, oil price by the good, but for others not such welcome news. anna: are you skeptical that a real meaning freeze will be achieved? something we should dedicate a lot of talk to in the run up to algiers? david: we have a look at the oil price everything will day, and obviously that does influence central-bank thinking here in developed markets. but -- manus: it is interesting where we see the demand. a great deal of debate. the dollar is moving, oil gets a boost, and the debate between demand. we have a chart. the asian producers are cutting, china, india, malaysia, the annan. have we just not quite got the plot in terms of what lower for longer means in

pulling in the same direction. " with us now to discuss europe post europe, post-brexit, we have david owenstart with you. for the european commission and parliament, how distracted are they? but also with what is happening in their own country? in the light of france? david: he came across clearly in the state of the union address. very concerned that he europe will actually fragment and could potentially fall apart. but trying to stop that happening and breaks it something that was a really mentioned but it is something that is in their mind. europe is not really pulling together. and the problem here is again that the european economy is not growing that rapidly. if europe was booming it would be a different story. jonathan: the political backdrop is with monetary policy and things are getting more confusing. when saying the government needs to do more, is there any choice with what he can do? in terms of keeping the foot to the pedal and keep on trying to stimulate the european economy at a time when the little backdrop is incredibly uncertain? david: that is absolutely right. came toget

we spoke with david owens from modern, he is coming back from industrial update: when it comes to the city's industrial operations, most were well prepared for the ingredion/penford plant on the west side told us that there was no major damage from flooding, and that employees returned to work today. grain shipments at quaker oats were halted temporarily, but the plant reopened quickly. the company credited its own flood protection system with the quick turnaround. there's no word yet from cargill or diamond v, although both of those plants are expected to reopen soon as well. health inspections coming: finally tonight, it may be a week or so before downtown is ready for officials with linn county public health said more than 150 food-related businesses were impacted, and that local and state inspectors are working this week and next to get health inspections completed. about half of those businesses have already been inspected and passed, but that an inspection of newbo city market won't happen until next week, as it will take time for all of the equipment to be loaded back in. for m

let's bring in david owen a reporter with the hartford current. when this guy is found alone in a raft everybody at first thought, this is a miracle rescue at sea, happy ending to a terrible story, right? >> that is correct. john: his mother apparently, there are reports that he took his mother -- they were supposed to go off block island, they were supposed to go fishing an island within view of the coastline of rhode island instead they went much farther out to a place where she reportedly did not like to go, can you fill us in on that? >> she told a friend that that's where they were going to go fishing. he in turn had planned, he intended all along to go way out to the block canyon, 100 miles offshore, deep area to do fishing. his mother as you said never wanted to go there so that's the conflict. john: they were going 100 miles offshore in a relatively small boat with one engine? >> i was told it's been adequate to go that far, i've been told it's not. i just don't have an answer to that. john: i think we have an illustration where they go on

david owen, chief economist at jefferies.ing up, the referendum, the italian prime minister is set to announce the date of the vote he staked his political future on. we are going to cross to rome. that is coming up next. at 7:00 a.m., we have more with the algerian energy minister ahead of the informal meeting at opec. of course, we are going to talk tech. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to "countdown ," everybody. too.: i am in shock, and 1:51 in hong kong. let us talk about mr. k the banke governor at of japan. let me tell you exactly what he has been saying. options including negative rates. dollar yen, no major reaction. every time the bank of japan seems to get more aggressive, yen teams to strengthen. the main tool for easing, short and long-term rate cuts. yield curve control. this reflects back to the comment last week from the bank of japan that they are targeting yield curve. yield curve control gives more flexibility with the jgb's that they buy. the fluctuation in jgb's reflects back to those comments y m

david owen wrote a book about how sick john kaneb he wants.d never make it to the .residential nomination i think america exaggerates -- come on, people. as long asou know, they can function as leaders, they don't have to run the marathon. guy: eight years though, it is a long time. >> four years at a time. tom: four years, to terms. guy: there is a desire for -- >> ronald reagan is the right idea. [indiscernible] don't micromanage. poor hillary clinton. let's say, low probability. if the democrats had any other candidate, trump has no chance. he has no chance against joe biden. guy: i'm just kind of now thinking about 18 different questions that come off of that. >> it is in terms interest to keep hillary there. guy: that is why he is not saying anything at this point. how big do think the win would be if it were someone else ? >> wide. guy: with that feature into the house as well? >> -- it is veryi -- important to get the a businessman or business woman is president. we look back to coolidge. certainly mr. hoover as well. i'm not very sure

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