. >>> and we are getting the ifo data out of germany coming through as we speak. the business sentiment index has come in at 104.7. it had been forecast for 105.8. the last reading had been 106.3. we've had the current continue come in at 101.5 having expected to be 101.2. this has seen the euro/dollar fall from its highs earlier today in the last few minutes. surely the germans need this as much as anybody else. >> it looks like the industrialists are sending out a clear message. the activity is clearly slowing. there's a knock on impact compared from the week elsewhere in europe. >> we've seen industrial pick up sharply after quite a bit of depression caused by weather effects in the last quarter. so it looks like we don't get a strong q3. >> and the 10-year government bond yields picked up for the fist time since august. is that facing uncertainty? >> the economy will continue to face a lot of uncertainty for many years. the challenge is coming through from higher bond yields from around the world. some investors are obviously taking a safer option he elsewhere

matters at this point in time maybe more, and you mentioned it when you reference the expectations of the ifo, the european economy is slowing down, so the relatively relaxed and harmonious 18 months after the announcement of omt, almost three years now, is potentially coming to an end as growth falters and questions arise anew about the appropriateness of the current strategy. >> still questions about omt, still an active, challenged by the top german court, now going to be heard at a top european union court. speak to investors, it is not even on the radar. is that something we should be concerned with? >> it is an issue that investors may want to watch. what has happened is the german constitutional court has referred the case to the european court of justice. it will go back to what the court sits in germany after the european court has deli berated, which will probably take us well into next year. of what thent german court said at the time when they heard the case is they had serious doubts about the constitutionality, the unlimited nature of the program. is this asaying monetary operat

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now, when numeral see the weaker reading in the ifo as well as , the euro has been trading heavy andis will be another reason for it to do so. not just against the dollar but the t10 currencies. >> 120 seemed to be a key level. draghi would like to move the euro down to 120. >> where deftly headed to 120. we have 125 for the end of the year and 118 for the end of 2015. we think the euro is headed lower. is between 120-130. in fair value by some estimates, but we have some way to go given the weaker cyclical dynamics. >> you said in your notes that the tepid reception, the targeted loans, they are not doing much to support the euro. draghi doesn't want them to support the euro, does he? he doesn't want them to be successful? which is the most important to him at the moment? >> the trp owes are extremely trpostant to the ecu -- r are important. look at the two to number -- two together and don't read too much. >> they look at a broad range of variables. they want a competitive economy and to do everything possible to stimulate growth. that includes boosting the liquidity. having in the

iphone 6 the ifo 6 -- coming out in september.an tom do his christmas shopping if there is no apple? [laughter] >> samsung is getting squeezed by chinese and indian smartphone makers as well. tell us how samsung will push back on outside. >> they want to own certain spaces. a want to on the tablet market. -- they want to own the tablet market. this is not just about smartphones. it is wearables and smart watches. they may be unveiling a smart watch that is totally untethered to your phone. that means i can go out to a jog or a run and pretend to be working with the only thing on the my wristwatch. maybe running shoes and some clothes. we will keep this family friendly. you can be tethered with one device on your wrist. that is exciting. we will see about the interface. we will get a big announcement in a couple of hours. >> tethered with just one device. it is gigantic. does anybody talk about just how big it is and the fact that it looks very clumsy? >> come on. this is coming from adam johnson, who i'm sure has a big divers watc

china to australia to new york apple stores around the world are rolling out sales of the iphone 6 and ifo hype push itkend into the record books? what are you seeing out there? we are seeing some long lines. we are seeing people pretty called so far, but it is a chilly morning in new york and we are also meeting people from all over the world. because is significant for one thing it gives apple some free press. we are out here covering it. it also gives investors a better idea of how much interest there is in this new iphone model. the one place we will not see long lines today is mainland china. not because there is no interest, but because apple the properet shipping station ahead of the launch. that is why analysts are very divided over what this weekend will set as the apple sales record. it could be the first time in apple history that iphone sales do not outdo the previous model. the black market sales are skyrocketing right now. china is expected to get these six and is six plus models, we just do not know when. and by the end of the year will be available in about hundred 15 count

if you look at history, the reason i call them ifo -- isil - the americanlet people know this is one threat we are talking about. their goal is to take us back to the way they lead the area called t between 600 and 50, the arabs held that region until , almost 1000 years. they want to go back to that. they want to eliminate the borders and the whole area and form this that would give them which tos area in breed and prosper and send around the world the terrorism they are working on. if we had hit hitler a little earlier think of the lives we could have saved. but no. you wait until the threat is so overpowering, we wait until pearl harbor, we wait until poland falls, until france falls, until england is ready to fall. then we say, oh,. there's a threat. you know, leadership looks ahead. they see threats in the future. sometimes threats can be eliminated before they ever become a threat. that's true leadership. secondary leadership is one that perceives a threat right in front of your eyes and still marshals the forces to take care of it. lack of leadership sees a threat and says, so