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Europe and attachment to Europe looks worse and worse every single day.

There's a security issue that the Brits feel.

I don't think the business cycle dynamics that we've seen since World War II have changed.

I think they're the same.

And they're going to start to manifest themselves.

Many in markets are looking at 10 year rates at 175 and are concluding, wow, if rates are so low,

that must mean that the U.S. economy is unhealthy.

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Good morning, it is 7 a.m. on Wall Street noon in London where the Brexit debate is in

full cry and 1 p.m. in Leverkuzin, in Germany where the folks at Bayer are sitting by the phone

waiting for a response to their 62 billion dollar offer for Monsanto.

I'm Michael McKee along with Tom Keene. We'll look at those stories and more here today on surveillance.

The UK government out a short time ago with a forecast that a vote to leave the EU would cause

a year-long recession sparking a decline in the pound and costing

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