oh i think it's a pretty shitty to muster support is very low i mean once again what mr hollande is trying to do is become the sort of leader of the. mediterranean refusenik wing of the. in union a group of people who simply believe that economic gravity doesn't apply to the. and the bill to be is he's running street buying into a huge brick wall it's called germany and the european central bank and the truth is that while the european central bank is run by an italian it's run by an italian mario draghi who's very skilled in such things and he understands the fact that look central banks usually don't have that much of an amount of reserves the money they can play with that they can support a currency singlehandedly it's very easy to understand out there there's a whole economy commercial banks investors all manner of normal people going about their daily business they have more money than the central bank the idea is mr hollande wants to turn around and use the money that's in the central bank and he thinks somehow rather they can use all of the money that's in the central bank can take

system called the ground they call the grit hughes suv where the grits and the good are educated mr holland is a graduate of one of these schools yet he comes without actually managing to understand economics one hundred one what might be seen here you don't think that what he's proposing is a bible idea but what are the chances of him actually some support for this oh i think it's a pretty shitty to muster support is very low i mean once again what mr hollande is trying to do is become the sort of leader of the. mediterranean refusenik wing of the. in union a group of people who simply believe that economic gravity doesn't apply to the. and the bill to be is he's running straight buying into a huge brick wall it's called germany and the european central bank and the truth is that while the european central bank is run by an italian it's run by an italian mario draghi who's very skilled in such things and he understands the fact that look central banks usually don't have that much of an amount of reserves the money they can play with that they can support a currency singlehandedly it's very

mr. holland's opus, top gun or rudy. sandra: the answer is "top gun."cked "rudy" just to look better. sandra: bottom of the hour. stocks now. nicole petallides. nicole: hewlett-packard is a stellar performer today. the dow jones industrial component is a member of the dow. it is the best performer on the dow. it is up about 10% today. they were under a lot of pressure, not only last year, but the last couple of years. meg whitman has taken over the reins. there has been a five-year turnaround. we are also seeing here that hewlett-packard is saying they have no plans to break up the company. earnings were down, but the profit did actually beat the street. you know that hp is obviously on the road to doing better things. a guided that they are saved from hewlett-packard is conservative. ubs upgraded from a neutral to a buy. citigroup seems to be the one that is a little more cautious. back to you. sandra: thank you very much, no call. proposing a long-term fix to the 787. minor. peter barnes joins us now. peter: the company has been testing the new design

mr. hollande as to what exactly he expects the ecb to do. zero interest rates tomorrow? fine.l that make a difference at the kind of interest rate level that we are right now? it probably wouldn't. we've had the euro coming in at 118 when it was created, going down to 88. then going up to 1.56 or where we were more or less in the top. it haecht hasn't really changed the competitiveness scenario. look at germany. whether the euro was up or down. so i think this is a bit of a cheap argument to simply say we have to do something about the euro. france as well as germany have a large chunk of their exports inside europe, inside the eurozone and another large chunk now to southeast asia or to the far east where it doesn't make savp different in terms of the dollar reference, either. can they do a lot about it? no. they don't control interest rate policies. the ecb said said we haven't got an exchange rate target. if we had, we wouldn't tell you. so i think it's a bit of a smoke screen. but the other topics on the agenda are still the banking union, which are the much hotter topices

mr. hollande has any impact whatsoever. >> nope. we've already heard this from the ecb many, many, many times before over the past more than a decade. there is no exchange rate target. we haven't got an exchange-rate-oriented policy. the ecb doesn't in its comments care about the exchange rate as long as there are no disorderly market conditions. that's when they start getting worried, when the pendulum swings to high, when it gets erratic, when there's panic in the markets. like we had panic in the markets in the last few years. that's when the alarm bells at the ecb go off. not when there's a slow or gradual move. that's what the central bank governor earlier said this week. and i daresay something along those lines is what mario draghi is going to say. he's going to answer the question, we've had enough questions of that feeled both for trichet and draghi where they simply say we don't comment on exchange rate, next question, please. >> sylvia, it's not just macro policy that policymakers will be debating in the meeting today. we

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francois hollande was in india to hammer lucrative deals some observers say london will face challenges in winning i need delhi. the size of the delegations certainly show the aggressive nature all right mr cameron's drive to seek trade abroad right now prime minister cameron is not the best friend all the rest of the you especially france and germany so i think the interests of the two countries france and britain are quite separate britain feels that because of the historic all relationship with india. britain can. then perhaps first where the indian government however i would say this the historical memory of colonial rule doesn't sit very well with the indians still. reports reveal the u.k. has already made a killing by selling weapons to an asian country accused of grace human rights violations here lanka has allegedly bought more than three million pounds with a small arms and ammunition from london despite the country's record of mistreating minorities and suppressing separatism antiwar activists jim brown believes the u.k. is placing geopolitics over human rights. of course there's the jews to teach you questions because sri lanka occupies a very strategic position. in the indian

speech that i've heard both from you, president hollande and from most people in this chamber today. [applause] [speaking french] >> translator: no now, mr callanan. >> thank you. mr. president, i think we've had a very good discussion today, and i certainly want to thank you for agreeing to do a e debate with us. it is, we are aware, something you did not have to do and certainly something that your predecessor never did, so thank you for that. let me say if you want to push ahead with your socialist policies in france, and then, of course, i wish you good luck. i don't think it will work, and we will certainly not stand in your way. however, i would make one plea, that you do not allow socialism, militant trade unionism to interfere with the proper functioning of the single market. in particular i want to raise with you the recent actions by french fishermen, especially in bo loan ya who have prevented disturb and belgian -- dutch and belgian vessels from landing there. in my own country, the main dover ferry route is rue teeptly blocked with the knock-on effects being traffic jams around the southeast of england. restore order in your