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story in the f.x.ess eurodollar 119.25.hing high at headlines outside the business world. taylor: houston has never seen a storm like this and it may get worse. continues orm harvey to pound southeastern texas. some areas may get more than four feet of rain before the rain ends this week. record flooding has turned highways into rivers. harvey has crippled houston's energy industry which refines 40% of the nation's gas leefpblet federal emergency officials say they'll be in the region for years to come. and the bodies of all 10 sailors missing in the u.s.s. john mccain accident have been recovered. they were found inside the destroyer which collided with an oil tanker off singapore last week. in london, british prime minister is under pressure on two fronts as brexit talks resume. e.u. negotiators made her reveal her hand. lay bour is pushing may to keep the u.k. in the e.u. single market during the long ransition. this is bloomberg. alix: for more on that crippling storm in texas, we're joined by bena

the story in the f.x., it was softer and down by the session by 1/3 of 1% following the decision.e can turn to the governor and listen in. >> the u.k. economy is beginning the process of adjusting to a new and as yet uncertain relationship with the european union. monetary policy cannot prevent the trading arrangements with the e.u. but can influence how this hit to incomes is distributed between job losses and price rises and can support u.k. households and businesses as they adjust to such profound change. the m.p.c. has long emphasized the effects of the brexit process would be the product of its impact on demand, supply and exchange rate and it has consistently stressed that as a result the implications for monetary policy would not be automatic. the august innation report released today updeats on how these and other dynamics are affecting the economic outlook. since the referendum was called, u.k. households, businesses and the financial markets have reacted at different speeds and to varying degrees to the prospects of u.k.'s departure from the e.u. sterling marked down the

david: what is the potential feedback of f.x., particularly the stronger euro, thaw predicted may keep going? what might that do to things in europe? >> right, i think this is a fascinating subject, and i say this because we started spending a lot of time thinking about this and trying to model it. if i was to summarize, our results would be as follows. the relationship is not linear, and at the end of the day, what is in the world, right? in the following sense, it is intuitive to make an argument that a higher euro-dollar is going to put a profit margin that are under pressure, is going to tighten financial conditions, and therefore, it's going to have an effect in the equity market and potentially on the economy. but one thing that this analysis fails to capture is the fact that where is the euro relative to its fair valuation. so let me put it differently, if euro is undervalue and had rises, does it deliver the same amount of tighteninger or the same amount, as opposed to when it's overvalue and had rising? the answer is no. we've done some preliminary work on this, and i think it