ukraine, and there's no evidence of a pullback despite moscow's claims. nato secretary general jen stoughton berg says the alliance will now look at boosting its forces in central and eastern europe from brussels. ne parker begins are coverage. fis bump diplomacy is defense chief some nato countries, including the u. s. in germany, arrive the lines headquarters to strengthen their stance on russia, and pool over the latest intelligence. and this is what they've been looking at. a russian defense ministry video claiming to show a partial pull back of forces from near ukraine. the kremlin says combat equipment and treats were leaving the crimea insular seas from key f in 2014 and returning to base. but nato secretary general was quick to dismiss any talk of a d escalation of tensions. we do not see any sign of de escalation on the ground, nor withdrawals of troops or equipment. this may of course change. however, what we see to day is that russia maintains a massive invasion force ready to attacked with high end capabilities from crimea to but are us strong words to from european union chiefs in st

at 11:00 a.m., we hear from nato secretary-general jens stoughton berg and dutch resident mark rutte.ow much is there behind even the german assertion that they are going to not move forward on nord stream 2? does it matter? is there any hard talk backing up some of the softer measures so far? the treasury apartment -- the treasury department is selling five year yields. we end where we began, the flattening yield curve. is this a signal, is this noise? you're seeing it across the entire spectrum of yield curves. the gap between five-year year end two year treasury yields has narrowed to the least going back to the end of 2020. how much does this indicate that the fed is going to make an error and hike into weakness, especially with higher oil prices? jonathan: thank you. stuart kaiser with us now, the head of equity derivative research at ubs. not all 10% corrections are created equally. the difference between one you want to buy and one you want to run away from, run us through it from your perspective. stuart: i think in this case we are being very patient, very cautious about the