money market mutual funds. welcome to daybreak europe. extraordinary action as usurps theagarde bond buying program with a pandemic bond buying program and considering raising self-imposed qb limits. you wonder if omp is in the cards. we are still seeing this dollar strength as if these centralinary times for bankers also in markets with all people wanting to get their hands on dollars, seeing almost indiscriminate selling across assets as everyone just wants to hold cash. tosef: extraordinary times say the least. at the end of the day, this greenback strength is now getting to a stage where it is causing major dislocations and other key crosses in terms of the fx space, but also we have this mountain of dollar-denominated debt in the emerging market space. seven point $8 trillion globally. that s going to be an issue in terms of interest payments. raises the stakes for further coordinated responses in terms of central banks sitting together and to come up with a plaza cord
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hello to you. the storms arrived with little warning, carving a wide band of destruction. officials have confirmed 23 people are dead but many are still missing, after a series of tornadoes hit the south eastern states of alabama and georgia. winds topped 160 miles an hour and eyewitnesses describe something like a warzone left behind. the bbc‘s chris buckler and his team were given access to see the damage for themselves. in this corner of alabama, the landscape is scarred by debris for as far as the eye can see. the tornadoes that struck here cut through homes and communities, leaving paths of destruction that are miles long and up to half a mile wide. it looks almost as if someone took a giant knife and just scraped the ground. it s only when you re here where the tornado struck, that you can see the force of it. everything that you can see lying just in front of me, this was inside a trailer on the other side of the road. but it has been thrown across the road, and ever
kong. the pace of tightening is critical with risks on all sides. janet yellen does not want a boom bust economy. rishaad: correction, what connection correction? last week was a harbinger of something, turnaround, but that does not look like the case this morning or yesterday. let s have a look at btv 39. it feels a bit like 1999. is it? market bears try to draw comparisons between today s bull market and that of the late 1990 s possibly are wrong, could be wrong. there is a reason behind the link being unwarranted. market graft is alive and well. more than 70% of s&p 500 members have been advancing. research partners wrote a note on tuesday that this was not the case in 1999, when less than half of the s&p 500 saw members rise. before the crisis, 50% of stocks ended the year higher. what we have is market breadth. that could bring solace to some there.ut there bulls out what about the situation here in hong kong? a hair s breadth away from the psychologically important 30