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jonathon: -57 basis points.stalking] going all the way back to the 80's, we haven't seen anything like this. lisa: this is going to be a recession, but what is the potential depth of one because of what the fed has to do on the front-end? it is hard to get my head around. some people are saying the world is going to collapse. [crosstalking] i love you both, but -- [crosstalking] tom: if you could see this, you would see that she doesn't love us. jonathan, sterling, -- jonathon: i have no idea. if they win 100 with this rally or something, i don't know. tom: we are lucky. we have one of our bookers who is so good with the bank of japan. the bank said yes, they are going to intervene. we are meeting this morning with ebrahim rahbari, the head of foreign-exchange analysis. a great respect for all of you that do this day in and day out. i want to start with rudy dornbusch at m.i.t. in 1980. you and i read the paper five times. rudy dornbusch has a simple sentence. a complication arises from the link between balance

jonathon: where not ignoring it. [crosstalking] up 100 basis points. 100 basis points next week for the team. we stop there, but why. >> if you look at the details, everyone was looking for peak inflation. the actual details that we are seeing is firms are raising prices, much more than what we would expect. with a rollover in gasoline prices, everything we follow say inflation will keep rising, keep rising. it was a strong number. we hadn't 82 basis points price. usually, the fed doesn't do anything if it's not priced in. we have this friday, a leak to the "wall street journal" and we will see what moves the market prices. [crosstalking] jonathon: as soon as the number came out, i turned to lisa and asked if she thought we would get one of those newspaper articles again. tom: am i the last to know about this? jonathon: it happened last time when we shifted. [crosstalking] tom: jordan, i want to talk about 11517 after the fed meeting with the bank of england. how have you adjusted your sterling vector and the momentu

jonathon: the last few years.tropin and we are thrilled he can join us this morning. how do you trends in investment and commodities? a cta structure, given all the financial instability at the moment. >> look, the systems we use are pretty long-term in nature. some of the short term we are seeing over the last few days, it is going to help us one day, hurt us another day. hopefully over some period of weeks and months, it will work out successfully. i think it is important to note that we do both discretionary trading and systems trading. they're are very different and how they react to short-term market behavior. tom: short-term market behavior is backed by this concept of hedging. hedging in 1998 did not work out because of the substantial leverage. do you detect another shadow, another ghost out there right now that would be like excess leverage in 1998? >> i'm not so sure it is a leverage issue. i think you have a profound problem, which is that central banks for 11 or 12 years between 2009 and the financial

jonathon: if it remains buoyant and strong.es that i am alan -- i imagine a balance check. tom: we will change the dialogue here. this is a day that we move away to the ceremonies for the death of the queen of england. this is from belfast in northern ireland. it is substantial. giving us perspective today on paris is stephen carroll, who joins us from bloomberg news. what did brexit do to king charles's northern ireland? >> a change things across ireland arguably irreparably. in 2011, it was a high point for relations. the queen open her speech in irish with four words. many have been directly in favor of their relations with ireland. exit changed the game because you now have very different trade relations with the way northern ireland functions. they are a special place where they are continuing a single market, trading rules with the u.k. is still an issue. it is something the promised or has focused on as well. it is now a question of irish unity back on the table in a way that we haven't seen before relations had been cem

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