manus: let's bring david owen into the composition.warning sounds coming from the -- into the conversation and we had warning sounds from the bank of england. how complacent are we and should we be more suspect given the data? david: i think dan is absolutely right. i think from the banks perspective, brexit represents a slash. if you want to improve the structural performance of the economy, it is down to hammond and fiscal policy and structural measures. bank possibly the you. the bank elected the bank back to where was. it is not there yet. today's gdp will not be strong enough to raise rates next week. the guidance they give next week will be very interesting. november, that is probably where they are thinking about. " is -- anna: do they want to get rid of that emergency back of talk more about the underlying data -- emergency? they talk more about the underlying data. >> everybody went to the bank of england and the guidance was very clear after that brexit vote, they want to do policies. they were really concerned about the econ