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the bond market, a little kalmar. as are some of the commodity markets as well. katie: that is the picture i'm looking at here in the u.s. as well. we continue to monitor the geopolitical headlines. we understand the u.s. is looking at sanctions on russian oligarchs and their families, meaning block transactions those families. we'll keep an eye on that. as for that market action we also have seen stocks rolling over in the u.s.. this technology that is leading the losses, the nasdaq 100 as downhearted than the s&p, which is only down by about .6%. all this relatively quiet and the bond market. 186 is where we track -- 1.86 is where retrade. you are seeing fluctuations with crude. reaching $116 earlier today. trying to navigate the headlines out of germany, signaling potentially they would oppose any kind of embargo on russian energy. you are still seeing the action in the commodity space is in metals and ags. wheat futures up 7%. this all feeds into that food inflation that we have seen alluded to time and again in those hearings on capitol hill. let's get right