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balance sheet and the fed actually selling its qe bonds effectively over an undefined s will go through phas of being nervous you may see periods where the economic numbers are not as good you will see rally in bonds. it's not a straight line we know investors are more convinced now that central banks are moving, shifting policies. that's because of the better economic performance we've seen in quite a few areas of the globe. >> what we're seeing is that the markets now are more hawkish than what central banks are. the ecb has been preetedly been trying to push back against some of the tone in the markets they're going to be very careful when it comes to their language going forward. we saw many reports being floated about them being extremely careful about what any policy member will have to say we saw that in the comments from benoit coeure this morning does the market listen to that or do what it wants? >> the market is trying to get ahead of its game. it knows at some stage the ecb will stop saying that it could step up asset purchases and of course start tapering probably early next yea

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and i think we're at the end of the road, at least in this phas phase. really on the replacement. they're going to get a repeal bill standing alone went repeal and replace was meant to mitigate the effects of repeal is ridiculous. it is not going to pass. they know it's not going to pass. it's a bluff. there are three reasons why this went down. the first is that you almost never can retrieve this and abandon it. the second is, there was no presidential leadership. you want to do something on this scale, here, we were critical of obama, but he gave at least 32 national, united last count. it was higher than that. he made the case that, did anybody make the case for what was in this bill in the senate other than it was a promise? the last is that it shows a divide between the moderates and the conservatives in both houses, it's almost unbridgeable and there's no room to adjudicate the split. the moderates are afraid of the curtailment of medicaid and the conservatives are the one who want the curtail of medicaid as an entitlement out of control. he put all of those together and you