to answer the question at the beginning of the meeting, now i am a respected reporter of seda and semmain service. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, i offer my greetings and courtesy to you, dear media colleagues and dear viewers of khabar network. mr. dr. amir abdullahian, minister of foreign affairs, in a meeting with the secretary the entire united nations said last week that if the other parties are ready, we are serious about returning to the jcpoa, so that all parties return to their commitments in the jcpoa within the framework of the oman initiative. mr. kanani, my question is, what is amman's plan and how is it different from the document on which the parties had already reached an agreement to a large extent, and whether this plan includes the terms of the islamic republic of iran, i.e. the cancellation of oppressive sanctions, guarantees and verification. thank you. ok. then i report that the jcpoa debate and the negotiation process are still the focus of the media. see in this context mr. dr. amir abdollahian, minister himself honorable minister of

we heard this from semma shah, amid risk aversion during the conflict in the middle east, you can see the price loss that we have seen at the low end of the curve in some places -- i talked about the gilt market and the u.k. -- we are talking about losses of 50% to 60% depending on which security you look at. have we fully realize the pain associated with those losses in this bond market? tom: this is something for me, i was in 3rd avenue having fine dining and a guy came up and said, thank you for mentioning what people really feel. there is a separateness right now of institution of bond dynamics from the real world of the pension people i mentioned and others of -10, -12, -18%. lisa: one of our guests that if she could find a 30-year treasury selling 40cents on the dollar, she would buy it but you cannot because they are not for sale. they are not being realized. the for sales are going to be the question, when you see big flows out of treasuries in a way that forces the hand of investors? tom: but i would say as you can think as hard as you can about this but you can never see it