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This is Bloomberg surveillance. Monetary policy cannot by stimulating create permanent jobs

and it can't lift long-run potential growth.

The central thing holding us back throughout this recovery has been lacked a demographic growth,

and that's not changing any type suit.

We're creating a vote on a job, and we're creating on average over 200,000 jobs per month, and that's a lot more than we need to absorb the growth in the working age population.

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Yen was stronger.

Now it's a churn.

11276. Euro 10951, just a churn to the market.

Sterling was a 142 earlier, gives back a little bit

of a little bit of strength, but a churn all and all to the foreign exchange market.

Futures down, futures up, futures down, which means the only way to save us towards excitement

is David Wilson, who joins us here on the equity market.

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