shane strowmatt. let's check in on the stoxx 600. gains across the board. stoxx 600 cut by 0.6%.n commodities for you can thank china as a cause of the reserve ratio by a -- as they cause of the reserve ratio by a full percentage point. friday, the regulators speaking up on margin lending. the regulatory side. you try to stimulate the economy without boosting the equity market anymore. we will talk about these markets more after the break. ♪ jonathan: welcome back to "on the move." i am jonathan ferro. that is almost it for this show. coming up is "the pulse." things are getting more and more interesting with a grease pretty it is crunch time. guy: it is getting crunchier. -- more industry with greece. it is crunch time. guy: just take you to the pressure at the moment. the sense of frustration is just amazing. why can't we get this done? why is it not possible to strike a deal? there's a lot of frustration. we will talk to the finance minister out of cyprus. a lot to lose in this game. also a person with had experience with what it looks like, capital controls. never go as far a

let's get over to shane strowmatt in frankfurt. w is the 1.5 billion euros cost comparing with the total litigation cost to this company? shane: the cost they announced last night, about 1.5 billion euros. they only said at the end of last year the provisions for total legal costs is about 3.2 billion euros. neither of the figures have been broken down. several different investigations are open at the same time. investigations into fx dealing asset-backed securitiesk and a legit u.s. sanctions. we've heard a libor settlement could come early. nobody knows what that 1.5 billion euros will be for. we don't know exactly what they provisioned for. it is difficult to compare. francine: what do analysts and investors think about this? is it fair? are we going to see more settlements like this? shane: we've seen a lot of libor settlements in the past. deutsche bank will probably be the largest so far. the largest to date was ubs with $1.5 billion. we've heard that deutsche bank would come in around 2 billion euros. analysts and investors a