holger: yes.ny transmission it would be largely through financial markets of which the dollar is part. where equity markets play a bigger role. guy: let's talk about greece. stay with us. let's return to the subject of what is happening in athen s and luxembourg. wage cuts and hard won foreign deals. for one small family run business. now this metal works on the outskirts of a athens of bracing for possible capital controls, and maybe for a greek exit from the eurozone. we meet them. >> monday, we have capital controls. will be the most difficult situation i have to face. i think i have check the liquidity we have at the moment. and sit with my family. the family will be not only the close people that we have but also the labor. i do not have one family. i have 40 families to support. i'm the export manager. the banks at the moment try to help you to protect your money. for example, if you're going buy some assets, financial assets of ecb, a smallpercentage but we have -- we have a small amount in

hans holger thought, because i want to show some of the market moves. -- hold your thought. as that headline broke on the bloomberg terminal, mr. tsipras, saying that creditors to not accept the greek proposal according to a market official. so, markets turned. they were already on the lower side but losing between 0.2%. the dax is down by 1%. the cac 40 down. we've been speaking to investors. a lot of them saying the markets have not been focusing on greece . as soon as we had the proposal on monday, we thought that was dealt with. i will check on the 10-year ger man bund. we will get back to hans shortly. guy johnson is in athens. actually, this changes everything. and markets are back worrying about how to deal with greece. >> yes francine, we have seen a turnaround in the stock 600 in particular. that now moving down after earlier gains this morning, but i'm focusing on the athens stock exchange as well. it is right now the worst-performing equity benchmark in the world. i have got it here. you can see this dip. that is on that headline about tsipras, about the deal. and

sandra: holger knows when you talk about previous auto mergers. they go horribly and he is now trying to push a combination. chrysler, before rolloff of jaguars, land rover, volvo and aston martin has stored that things don't work because you don't get the cost savings they are. that is what is pushing. maria: gm already agreed to hedge fund administered by the aliens of dollars. the new part of the story this morning is the part that actually fiat is reaching out to hedge funds and activist to get involved because mary barbara posted. >> also to hedge fund haven't gotten any -- transfer to your point, which you brought up, that's an $8 billion buyback in that neighborhood is a bad use of the money. as a combination, you could put the money to better use. you are just doing it to pump the stock and nothing else. maria: actually, it raises the question of business in general. it raises the question is that the best use of the company's cash? >> the buyback as a result of low rates. >> it is typically the end of any market is when the mergers, they'