we will be joined by kevin daly. it is super thursday. unemployment figures to get to. let's get to caroline hyde. caroline: it is one in four unemployed in greece. it is that her than estimated 25% unemployed on the nose is the rate of unemployed. for youth unemployment statistics have shown that it is likely much higher. let's look at how the euro is react inc.. the euro is remaining lower. it has been quite a rough ride for the euro. it is up 2% for the month of june. much more than many had anticipated. euro trading is what's again lower as we see one in four unemployed and greece. i want to show you greece stock. we are starting to turn around. opening on monday with phenomenal falls in the afc index, the greek stock index. today, we start to turn higher. the national is up 25% this morning. we have only 8 stocks in the red. we are seeing a little bit of picking off the bottom when it comes to greek stocks. we're still seeing one in four unemployed in the country itself. francine: today has been dubbed super thursday with the bank of

then we've got kevin daly coming in to talk about emerging markets.edly, what fische got to say -- jonathan: really looking forward to that. manus: and alan greenspan. wonderful piece on bloomberg terminal today talks about the last rate hike cycle in the bond market. we went from 1% to 5.4% over the period of time 2004-2006. anybody that wrote a strategy will remember that quite well. and the margin calls that came after. i think what is important here is those rate hikes, but how little the bond market actually moved over that period of time. it barely budged by about 1%. there were extreme movements within that. the other thing that caught my eye, chinese divesting and japanese divesting. fascinatinge are counterbalances which weren't there in 2004-2006. it is a very, very different scenario, and also, disinflation. it is something which is here, which is prevalent, and which ultimately all bond traders will keep a close eye on. thethan: manus cranny, birthday boy on "levels" with francine lacqua. pulse" with francine lacqua. thursday, it is time f

kevin daly, portfolio manager at aberdeen asset management.security forces exchanged fire with militant in istanbul hours after the police station was targeted in a car bomb attack. seven people were wounded in the incident. that is according to state run news agency. cnn's turk television says two gunmen opened fire at the u.s. consulate in a separate attack. francine: the greek government aiming to conclude talks on its third bailout by tomorrow. that would leave time for the parliament to pass the deal and secure funds for an august payment to the european central bank. manus: the european central watchdog says it is looking to a cyber attack in carphone warehouse. ask information for as many 2.4 million customers may have been accessed in the breach. francine: warren buffett may be on the verge of one of the biggest acquisitions of his career. according to a person familiar with the matter, buffett is in talks to buy position cast parts, the company makes -- precision castparts, the company makes tools for the air industry and had a market

daly from the university of chicago. i teach american history there and i'm very happy to welcome my colleague from the university of illinois and chicago kevin schultz. kevin is a historian of modern united states in american politics. he wrote at davos book on religion in american politics in the mid-20th century. the book is called tri-faith america how post-war catholics and help america to its protestant promise. the title gives you a hint of how exciting and interesting the book is my urge you all to read it. that was a scholarly book and this book is equally a scholarly book. the difference between a scholarly book and a book that is not a scholarly book i think in the modesty of the author and making them visible all at the incredible archival work that he has done all of the notetaking and the months and months of questioning and finding sources thinking critically about things. kevin has written a wonderful new book that is just now being published and i believe the hardback copies are out there which i think you should all buy buy. this book is called "buckley and mailer" the difficult friendship that shaped the sixties. it of cour