withg up next, we talk janus capital ceo to it while -- dick weil.his is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is "bloomberg markets." vonnie: let's get over to ramy inocencio for the latest. ramy: thank you. oil is rising, but gold and other precious metals are crossing the flat line. not once, not twice, but three times. we are at 1.2%, the high of the day right now. earlier this morning that declare the u.s. crude supply and the surprise fall of 1.8 million barrels. and we saw this pop here. later on around the 9:30 hour we got reports that it had hit a seven-month high and taken another leg lower at the 10:00 a.m. hour. oil production coming out rising to 500 million. now oil is at its highest since last july. taking a look at the five day, oil is up for four straight days in a row. you can see that it is up by just over 6%, extending the gains after opec agreed to a production cut and a surprising one at that. in terms of what's happening on friday, the count is up for five straight weeks in a row and we can se

coming up, we will get more on this merger from the janus capital ceo dick weil.s currently speaking in toledo ohio, outlining economic proposals. she said she is still to get the endorsement of basketball superstar lebron james. you can watch her speaking on your bloomberg terminal. matt: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm matt miller. the canadian government is trying to slow hot housing markets in vancouver and toronto without creating knock on effects for the rest of the country. an announcement from their finance minister this morning introduces three new measures. pamela ritchie joins us now with more. what are we talking about here, what are the measures we are looking at? pamela: first of all, the goal is something to state. the government came into power promising affordable housing for .anadians for the middle class it has been a very hot housing market. also one of the other stated goals is to make sure that if there is a bubble forming, if there is a concern that a bubble could pop, there would not be systemic financial issues rippling across the country

. >> dick weil, ceo of janus capital. we appreciate you coming on cnbc first. thank you, brian. >>> tesla shares are rallying right now. the electric car maker posting a 70% surge in quarterly deliveries. that is the best sales quarter ever for the electric car company. they missed its delivery target in the previous two quarters. joining us is james albertine. great to have you with us. should we look at this which is sort of a rarity for tesla on the delivery number because maybe they discounted the cars? we just got that e-mail internally that surfaced last week that he had to say don't discount any cars, they should never be discounted. there is a question as to the sales tactics used to reach this number. >> thanks for having me, melissa. the idea of a rogue trader internally, right, with incentives i think is part of what we're calling the context of this number, right? there are fooets and misses but taken out of context, it's hard to know what to do with them. the broader context is that luxury sales broadly are weakening. de3457bd we can tell from look