is to forget their local election success. leave no door unlocked. ahead of next month s national vote. good morning. this is bloomberg: surveillance . i am guy johnson alongside tom keene in paris. mark barton is in london. quite a night. quite a night. i was at the champs-elysees having a beverage of my choice. it was a champagne. it was fabulous and the excitement, it was not packed streets but there is busy streets with the usual celebration that you would expect in paris. it went well over 90% for mr. macron. guy: it is going to be a fascinating story. it does not run out of momentum because people are already talking about kind of how he turns this victory and consolidated into the national assembly. the challenge is by no means done. timothy: we will have much of that coverage tom: we will have much of that coverage. he has to go to june 11 and the beginning of the monetary and elections to see if a macron-led government, or if it is a coalition. guy: we ll see w
mark: hello. i am mark barton. manus: also bringing up, we have a close-up of what a $40 million watch looks like. plus interviews with the ceos behind the brands. mark: treasuries rally as janet yellen proves she is predictable on patients. the exit from easing may be more gradual than markets anticipated. yellen: because we removed of word patient does not mean we will be impatient. anna: the dollar saw its biggest drop in six years as she stressed to there would not be a tightening until inflation returned to targets. these things might take longer than markets anticipated. she warned of the impact of the strong dollar. yellen: inflation has dropped below the longer-term objective. declining import prices have also restrained inflation. in light of the appreciation of the dollar will likely continue to do so. anna: other currency swings on the backs of the news. let s get over to manus at the touchscreen. manus if you want to: rep it up, my that woman packs a punch manu