as the banks reopen in cyprus, paul donovan summed it up best, cyprus has not caused problems for the europe. it just means next time we get a problem, the reaction will be bigger and the way to sort it out will cost more. in the meantime, it's interesting to note that during the course of the recent weeks the flight to quality has pushed yields down far further than we have seen here in the united states. look at this disparity as the yield on the ten-year goes to an almost eight-month low. the other thing interesting, the cost of insuring the big 25 banks or insuring to invest in the bonds of the biggest 25 banks and insurers around europe is up for the tenth straight day. you can see it up there. there are strains deep at the eurozone, for the moment we sale into the weekend, fine, keep an eye on what's happening in italy. we'll get clarity over the weekend, presumably that they can't form a government and what that means for the italian electorate. back to you. >> simon, thank you so much. have a great weekend. simon hobbs for us. >>> as the dark cloud is lifting over europe, or a