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jonathan: wonderful to hear from you. leslie falconio of ubs global wealth management.f the big issues has been in the credit market. we started the show by asking where is the tipping point in this credit market? if it is not 550, where to credit spreads get to that it starts to bite and the conversation begins to change? tom: how do you know when to buy the dip on price in bonds. i do not know the answer. it is wrapped up in economics. you say where you buy the bottom at amazon, down 85%, we can go on all day. jonathan: is at the fed that turns around or the investor that turns around and say they will buy? what you make of that, lisa? we have reached a tipping point where the fed has to make a pipit or is there enough money that has been waiting for spreads to widen, waiting for interest rates to get back up in line with fundamentals and want to start buying? lisa: i am smiling because i do not know the answer and i've been struggling with this myself. if the economy slows sufficiently, that prevent -- that presents a credit risk to companies to refinance themselves

jonathan: wonderful to get your views. leslie there of chatham house. 102 -- 1.02 on euro-dollar. could you imagine that a year ago? tom: let me get the chart up here. dxy, major trading partners, 58% euro. 40% yen. 12% british pound. the heavy weight shows dxy excluding out -- dxy excluding out. this is not just about euro. dollar strength, as well. the euro falls below 1.0199. jonathan: kailey leinz, try reading the ecb. what are they going to do? kailey: i don't know. how much of this is a risk assessment story? you could say the euro is falling behind because the ecb is not being as aggressive. as a growth concerned, can the ecb even go that far to 10 inflation if the economy is coming to a halt? i don't know where that leaves christine lagarde or the exchange market. 1.0199 on the euro-dollar. jonathan: we have a lot to figure out. there was pushback against the anti-fragmentation talk at the ecb. did you ever think we would be talking about strikes in norway? that was a conversation yesterday. tom: not only, but labor unres