let us bring david stubbs, global market strategist at j.p. morgan asset management. david, the morning. using the ecb might actually -- david: i think on the interest rate side, that is absolutely what we are expecting to the extension of quantitive easing is going to come, whether it comes today i don't really think it matter to investors. the idea that it was stopped in march next year i think is preposterous, given the inflation outlook, slowing growth, the downgraded forecast we are going to seem. and even more worrying is the last three or four months slowdown in the fall and unemployment. right? a very important and impressive performance in the labor market year. star little bit last couple of months, making me nervous as well. moment, probably staying the hand. but they will have some questions about how do you find more bonds to buy? that is constraining what they can buy? manus: there is a lovely line in the store this morning talking about mark carney's serenity. looking over a shoulder, the rating that mario draghi got. but we have the yield curve, you hav

will tell us why wells fargo ceo john stubbs, how he and have thaty trust has been broken by the bank. we will discuss. ♪ vonnie: welcome to bloomberg markets. davidive and bloomberg world headquarters in new york and covering stories out of san francisco, trinidad, tokyo. stop trying to hold onto gains as traders await key decisions with a fed decision exactly 24 hours away. there are big lines for the new iphone seven but one of the product is not the huge blockbuster is expected to be? we look at how the new phone will be impacting the telecom giants like verizon and at&t. and the oracle ceo is our guest from oracle world. markets close in about two hours. let's turn to julie hyman. bouncingocks have been around as they were yesterday and a tight trading range. investors are waiting for central-bank action or commentary tomorrow from the fed and bank of japan. we have thma