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is Bloomberg surveillance. You can think of cash as effectively a very very short duration

asset. The problem is right now. It's not very attractive what change does the US need more

than anything else economically I would argue tax reform a pretty poor way to judge

the strength or lack thereof of a once vibrant American economy and say we're doing better in Japan or Europe, which are not growing at all.

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Good morning, I'm Michael McKee, along with Tom Keene.

It is 7 a.m. on Wall Street, noon in Brussels,

where there are reports police have now captured the suspected mastermind of yesterday's bombings.

Bloomberg's Caroline Conan joins us now from the Belgian capital.

Caroline what can you tell us?

So this is very interesting because this suspect that has been caught according to the

Belgian media draw the clear link between the Brussels attacks and the Paris attacks back in November. So his name is

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