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the call for negative interest rates in the united kingdom, and the vicinity of 2021, peter schaffriks with us right now. all of this is fine, and all of fine withic talk is the officials who spoke yesterday. what do you then do in fixed income if that is the outlook and that is the call? negative interest rates tells me price up, yelled down. that is a good thing, right? peter: it depends on who you are, of course, but yes, we think there is ace -- there is still a scope of performance, particularly on the short end of the u.k. market, but also down the curve. that before a call for negative interest rates would be made, we would get another round of qe. so we have the bank meeting coming up soon, and we think the qe envelope that is running out, the current envelope is running out at the end of this year will be increased by $100 billion. if i look at what is priced in on short end currency, i think if the markets sort of started to become really convinced that negative rates are coming, that will be closer to 30, 35 from here. i think that is still significant potential in the u.k.

kingdom? leslie: well, i think there will be on any number of things. not that comment by sir peteross make off, the former u.k. ambassador to the united states. you see the democrats pushing very hard on this question that the irish border and the implications for the future of the u.s., u.k. free-trade deal. but i think more generally, actually, if there is a change of administration, a change of leadership in the united states, verypresident biden is likely to come over, spend a lot of time in europe, and to expect a lot of europe, especially when it comes to the very big question of china, questions of 5g technology, national security. people are going to want to see europe cooperating with the united states in exchange for a much more present, committed america. as a partner, not only with nato, but on any number of issues. i think it would be a very big difference. we are weeks away from an election, and none of us -- tom: to the election, and of course the president in pennsylvania yesterday, vice president biden and florida, it is now that exhausting day to day grind. north

kingdom is a resurgence of trade. can you do that, given the trade flatness we see now? sir peterer: -- sir peter: much of our strong trade america goes like on without a free-trade agreement, and as a result of the e.u. relationship with the united states, if we are out of the european union and without a free-trade agreement, then some of that trade is going to be more difficult. there will be automatic tariffs. there will be standards, regulations, things which get in the way of it. so the chances of making up for the damage done by 45% of our exports, which go to the rest of the european union now, being hit by tariffs, other obstacles once we are out of the single market, by trading relationship with our other partners, is pretty remote. at best, it will be status quo, but making up the difference doesn't look very likely. that said, i think a president biden administration will want to make that relationship work, but trade policies is done by congress, not by the white house. so it is not entirely in his hands. lisa: if i am hearing you correctly, are you saying there is a

peter was brilliant this morning from rbc capital markets, laying out the money market fund it impact. he made a huge divergence between the u.s.. it would be clobbered by negative interest rates. versus the united kingdom that could possibly withstand it. to be clear, he predicts negative interest rates for britain. jonathan: wasn't that a description of your curve control that we just got from mike pyle, your favorite topic, tom? governor brainard has talked about it. the cleveland fed has talked about it, that they will go further out along the curb and just sit on it. tom: is it an outcome or is it a policy? i think that is a fascinating question right now. do you get yield curve control after policy or nonpolicy, order you affect yield curve control and then get the policy and get the market reaction, modest debate. jonathan: lisa, that debate is happening right now. some people think it is already here. lisa: for example, the fed balance sheet. i always watch for it at 4:30 p.m. on thursdays. last week it rose the most since may. you can see, not necessarily coming in size to the degree of choking up all the extra treasuries, yet there still is a bid. what is the long-term implication for investor

kingdom? i thank him who represents a constituency i once fought for, he represented well. the connection that he mentions i know well and i know that sir peter to northern ireland to have barriers to trade in the irish sea? and did the remaining days of the negotiations with the european union cani the negotiations with the european union can i urge the prime minister to hold firm and to commit to protecting northern ireland's place within the internal market of the united kingdom by ensuring full and u nfettered united kingdom by ensuring full and unfettered access for our businesses and businesses who trade in either direction and for the consumers who benefit from northern ireland being an integral part of the united kingdom? i think he is entirely right and kingdom? i think he is entirely rightandi kingdom? i think he is entirely right and i am sure his words will have been heard loud and clear by our friends have been heard loud and clear by ourfriends in have been heard loud and clear by our friends in brussels have been heard loud and clear by ourfriends in brussels butjust in case they have not we have the excellent uk internal marke