and sales surge at novo nordisk as patients snap up diabetes medication ahead of the lockdowns. the chief executive tells us about stockpiling. well, good morning, good afternoon, good evening, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." as always, tom and francine, as always, working from home. there has been movement offshore , having to do with trade tensions between the u.s. and china. still trying to figure out exactly means for the ecb, whether it is positive because they can adjust in or make something out of it, or whether it is the beginning of trouble some things ahead when it comes to possibly the pep program as well. tomorrow we look at the bank of ,ngland with andrew bailey talking about what he sees happening in the economy. tom: it is an extra ordinary hour, folks, particularly looking at the fabric of europe and the european model. the disinflation dynamics has dramatically rolled over in the last 48 hours, clearly somewhat off the german ruling. there is no question about that. you see it expressed right now with ever stronger yen versus euro. disinflation wins