janet o. joins us live. and it has had quite a journey. >> it certainly has.and for now the gigantic tank sits on the water to spectators delight but the journey will begin this week to a place where many more could see it up close and personal. >> pretty impressive. >> reporter: you looking at the nasa last remaining gas tank that pushed the space shut toll orbit. it is known as e.t. 94 and measures 14 stories tall. the way it got here is more impressive. it started the 5,000 mile journey from new orleans through the panama canal and landed here this morning. jonathan day brought his kids to check it out. >> we thought it was important to come and see a piece of history and it is close to our house and our backyard, so we wouldn't miss it for the world. >> but this is not the final destination. come saturday it will weave through the streets of los angeles to make its journey to the california science center. it is reminiscent of this scene in 2014 when endeavor made the same journey. and the roads were not made for such a huge piece of history to glide throu

that actually adds to inflationary pressures and if you tie that back o into what janet yellen is thinkingre going up. and as prices go up, they have to get concerned they are going to have to take the punch bowl away from the party. and actually slow things down a little bit. >> you mentioned you felt markets were slightly underpricing the likelihood of a rate hike. does that mean the dollar has strengthening to do the rest of the year? >> it is interesting. i this i the currency market and equity marketing are pricing in different probabilities. the futures market is predicting 30% probability of increase in june. we probably put that closer to 50%. currency markets rallied quite a bit so the dollar's rallied against the euro and also against the yen. we think the currency is also pricing slightly probability higher of the interest rate hike. not sure how much more there is to go in terms of hike if there is a rally. that said we do think that the dollar strength recently probably -- probably reflects the currency markets are doing a more realistic job of pricing what's happening this ye

o. >> more about central banks. >> janet yellen turns out won't completely rule out negative interest but the fed share also says the tool would need a lot more study before it could be used in the united states. her comments in response to written questions from a congressman following her february testimony on capitol hill. yellen once again saying the fed does plan to raise interest rates gradually. assuming the economy continues to strengthen as expected, remember this is the testimony she said negative rates were just starting to become a thing and she was just elaborating on that point. >> south korea keeping policy rate at a record low today for an 11th straight month. the decision was expected. analysts are expecting a cut next month. >>> india's central bank stuff and here is what when he had to say to our colleagues. >> we have to create a framework of whereas allowable and what is not allowable in terms of policies and policies that have large adverse effects for other countries should be considered with great caution. and so i've been calling more for rules of the game in

janet yellen. ♪ david: crude reality could oil falling after hitting $50 a barrel yesterday. .o the path of leastthan: emerging markets quickly spread across the world as warning signs flashing at against. vonnie: comments from janet yellen and u.s. economic data and focuses mone focus this mor. what to watch for as the june meeting rapidly approaches. ♪ david: welcome to the second hour of "bloomberg ." i'm david westin here with jonathan ferro and vonnie quinn. we will take a deep dive into markets across the globe. vonnie: in less than 30 minutes, we will be breaking u.s. economic data. will the numbers play a part in solidifieying a rate hike? on.'s go to j jonathan: s&p futures up 1/10 of 1%. a little bit of stability on the benchmark in germany. yields unchanged on the u.s. 10 year. 111.66. euro at giving up somei of the gains that we have seen in the session over the last week or so. wti is down four percentage points. there is your view across the assets. let's dig into the stock market and get a few movers with abigail doolittle. abigail: starting out with old tulta salon. 'sutsche b

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