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what she is saying there folks is that she has halima croft to help her out.he halima croft oil trade, what are you doing informant -- in foreign-exchange? elsa: we like the mexican peso, we think that has further to run. brazil is tricky given the finance minister. tom: and that -- and in the world cup. jonathan: let us do the world cup right now. the heartbeat of foreign-exchange worldwide, what is going to happen to volumes in london and a couple of weeks, off a cliff? elsa: heading into christmas it always gets quieter. jonathan: imagine how much worse it will get. elsa: we will have to wait and see. tom: dollar-mexico, 20, i remember when it was a barometer for american politics. 19.43, he figures can you make your strong mexico? elsa: what is interesting is a carry, which is why a lot of people have bought it. it is not just a spot move but you get a positive real yield, particularly if we are pricing in lower yields than the u.s.. tom: we would be thrilled to have you window hot for the world cup coverage. tom: rbc is all over it. oh here is halima call

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the question that was asked by halima what is the impact on women around the world? i don't think fossil fuels is the answer to that. i think we do have an obligation around the world, especially with china the way it is showing up. in africa and other countries around the world, we have an obligation to show up. we have an obligation in the united states of america to improve our own education system, too. the education system we have today, rather than liberating people from their circumstances, is actually ratifying the income inequality that we have. there is more work for us to do as well, it is not just about the fossil fuel industry. mr. o'dea: you pointed out that we have not done enough for education here in the united states, and it is difficult for us to reach across the world and help people. right now, 60% of them are reading at one third of the grade level. eighth-graders can't add and subtract at the grade level. that is because we neglected our school system here. thanks to the leadership, our education has slipped back. >> according to the congressio

. >> i'm joined now here at this by halima start, simon sachs sanders townsend, david jolly, former republican congressman of florida, no he should heat and, of course stephanie ruhle is the host of this hour, the 11th hour on nbc joining us. stephanie, let me start with you, it is your hour and a keeping the seat warm for you. you heard reuben diego talk about the economy. a, this was the big surprise. nbc exit polling has people writing the economy worst since 2009, 2010. here's my question for you. this economy is very different than 2009, ten. 2009 2010, enormous amounts of high unemployment and very low inflation. now we have the tightest labor market and the lowest unemployment basically on record and high inflation. what does it say about voters preferences between those two states of affairs when you look at the democrats losing 63 seats in 2010 and maybe losing five to 10 to 12 this year? >> what does it say about reuben diagonal about opinion of newscaster, that she's a pretty good newscaster but pretty much besides that a dumb dumb. not made my night. i'm gonna start there. what is

over the current policies or implement deeper production cuts amid the recent weakness in oil rbc's halimaft saying opting for no drama seemingly increases the likelihood of a rollover decision she added that it shifts the focus to monday, which is when the eu ban on russian oil goes into effect. now, ahead of that members are still trying to agree to a price cab which would be softer than an all-out embargo but so far they haven't reached an agreement and time is running out. let's check on prices. wti up 1.7% at 78.54 brent crude at 83.52 for a gain of .4 of 1%. with nat gas up about 1% seema? >> there we go pippa, thank you now to waning consumer confidence the u.s. consumer confidence index fell to a four-month low in november while inflation expectations jumped to their highest reading since july is there any turnaround in sight? let's turn to steve odeland ceo of the conference board and a cnbc contributor it's good to have you on what would you say is the biggest move here behind the confidence number dropping i mean, is it inflation? is it rising rates >> yeah, it's inflation. clea