jordan kotick at barclays capital and cnbc contributor. n this connection to me, jordan. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. look, before you talk about the bond market, you've got to under the fx market. there's been much too much ink spilt about what the euro is doing. the correlation between yen and interest rates is extremely close. so what i have behind me, the 26-week rolling correlation, because of the carry trade between yen and treasury yields. on average, 75% of the time it's a very strong correlation between yen and yields because of the carry trade. what we see now, when the market goes in periods when it wasn't correlated, it starts to enter areas we're seeing this year where the correlation starts to tighten. which is to say, if you want to have a view on rates, you need to have a view on yen. and if you want a view on yen, you need to have a view on rates. >> what's happening with interest rates? >> you have to watch. you've seen the 12% move higher in the dollar yen. and in the treasury bond market, there are big levels coming that are