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der spiegel headline indicating aat germany may be moving to recession. we were -72, now -66. the british pound gaining traction. there is a movement to try and prevent a hard brexit. the market likes that. i put the danish krone in here versus the u.s. dollar, simply because apparently the president of the united states wants to buy greenland. in majore are off 1.5% indices. the s&p quelling back to 2900. the 10 year yield off its lows at 1.8%. we did get consumer confidence data from the university of michigan that was a little disappointing. the 2/10 spread widening, although it is still narrow. nvidia the best performer in the h&p former -- 500, vying wit ge. provides trips to game makers. it is bouncing back after an incredible decline yesterday. guy: let's talk about the incredible week we have just had to pay a tumultuous is one way to describe it. entare joined by ubs' investm bank global markets strategist. we will correct that in a moment. the week we just had, what is your perspective? >> i think the bond market is not giving us a signal on u.s. growth. the biggest

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seriously and he's lael focus on giving consumers control about how they share, while snap ceo evan spiegeltheir call stressed his focus on the safety and the security of the snap community d.a. davidson analyst tom forte saying, quote, we believe increasing global regulatory scrutiny on facebook and google gives pinterest an opportunity to take market share and potentially chip away at the digital marketing duopoly that facebook and google represent. it's worth noting that while facebook and google have been dealing with so much regulatory scrutiny over the past couple of quarters, both pinterest and snap have been able to add more advertisers as well as get their existing advertisers to spend more back over to you >> thank you, julia. >>> and when we return, door dash buying caviar from square door dash ceo tony xu joinuss in pan exclusive on the other side of this break side of this break stay with usl in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. >>> well, door dash acquiring food delivery service caviar from square for $410 million this as

hit negative today global bond yields are rebounding this afternoon after german news magazine der spiegelaid germany ready to deficit spend in recession james is world trade editor with the financial times. and stephen is chief u.s. economist. and it's great to have you all here james, i'll just begin with you. how bad is it in germany for the economy? >> well, i mean, we saw the figures from the second quarter which saw the german economy actually contracting by minus 0.1% and this is an economy that's heavily driven by exports, and it's seeing lower sales in china and other parts of the world, so the global slowdown is really starting to bite in germany and they are looking, as you said, at a potential sort of countermeasure so they're really suffering. >> stephen, why does this matter so much to global bond yields? why is it that the yerman 10-year pulls everybody's bond yields around so much? >> well, you have to understand just like japan, europe and germany in particular are heading towards a deflationary spiral if they go into this downturn given the fact that they haven't correcte