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has a jointnow venture with massmutual to sell american insurance products into china.great do more of that, but what that will do is make it possible for the r&b, like the dollar or the euro or other international estimates, which the world once to hold. that will give china immense benefits and having people hold its currency. is one thing to invite foreign investors to invest in china, but what about cross-border flows? what if for investors at some point want to pull their money out? whether the difficulty around that? david: china is open to liberalizing the account. a significant account surplus, so they are not at risk for a crisis. inhad a bit of a flutter august of 2015 if you remember, and during 2016, when reserves were declining. there was a lot of chatter. that was never the case. it was simply portfolio adjustment. all lights are great for china to move in this direction. it is a win-win. point, ifthat win-win we look at the benefits for china, there is something that's -- there was something similar that happened in the 2000 when china invited foreign ban

joining me on s.a.t., massmutual deputy cio and kaltbaum capital management president, gary kaltbaum. good to see you both. 313 is this all tax reform? >> i think it is all tax reform, trish. this tax reform is rocket fuel to the corporate earnings. investors are not sure it will go through and higher probability going through getting priced into the market. it is getting priced into the market for two or three weeks. trish: rocket fuel to corporate earnings. gary, you talked about that as well. in other words, companies earnings portfolios will basically look that much prettier or earnings picture will look that much prettier and everybody's portfolio looks that much prettier in return because lower taxes means more in the way of corporate revenues. >> look there is a trifecta going on here now. you still have ridiculous easy money around the globe. i mean easy money. you have economies around the globe finally gaining some traction. and now this. for me, it is not the greatest tax reproposal of all time but the most important thing it does? it changes trajectory what we've seen for

at massmutual life insurance saying it's a bullish technical signal because the yellow line has gone without reentering. were looking at futures here. if it goes above 100 51, it means a 10 year yield of 0%. some have come out being bullish as well. looking at gold, pretty much unchanged today. virtually unchanged from a year ago since donald trump became president. this is north korea tensions. manus: my favorite run of the day, parabolic. the new edition of daybreak available on your bloomberg. let's look at the top stories. it's all about brexit. are we at the point of no return? amidst government instability, , wilbur ross reportedly told what the final deal will look like, jobs will start to move from london. anna: we have businesses of all varieties and sectors. when you need to know to avoid having to make big change in the short-term? another story is turmoil in theresa may's government. she's reportedly weighing whether to fire a member of for cabinet just seven days after her defense secretary quick he reaches likely to dismiss her international development he had anafter o