calming to for wishon, what caroline was saying.nk of sin as much press coverage. -- coming to fruition of what caroline was saying. i cannot think of us much press coverage. of course obama going to ireland. this blows your socks off. it is about power and not of a leader or of a country that of a currency. of that manrequest coming down the steps with his wife as he arrives here. is about the power of the currency and the destinations that media more than anybody else. the jonathan: and the imbalances in the u.k. the benefits to the city of london and a downside to the north and the steel industry and the political narrative will be pretty interesting. manus: the steel is something cameron said. cameron backtracking very theessively in terms of his dalai lama. how do you deal with international human rights? you fed so much exposure on a leader. you cannot chastise him in any way free the issues of the rest of the world. i'm calling it in our headlines, a new special relationship. much to the angst of the producer but a new, speci

alix: are they prepared for any devalue wishon -- for the devaluation in any way?id: no, the market is only pricing less than 3% depreciation. and for more -- for one month forward it's only pricing 1%. scarlet: i want to go back to what he said the imf special drawing rights. your take is that because it is so politically significant it limits china's options. david: i think it is a little bit about -- like the beijing olympics in 2008. there is a lot of national pride. once you mount the back of a tiger, you cannot get off because otherwise you will be eaten by the tiger. if you follow this path of letting go and easy monetary policy, basically everything is done. it is counterproductive. scarlet: david, thank you very much. and we have some breaking news. dupont ceo aaron: will be retiring as chairman and ceo -- the dupont ceo aaron coleman will be retiring as chairman and ceo. this is below what anticipated -- what analysts had dated. if you look at what shares are doing after hours, they did get a pop on this announcement. 9.1%, i believe from yesterday's clos

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