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I suspect we're in one of the darkest periods of Central Banking since the 1930s right now.

They're just grasping for solutions.

There are an awful lot of antagonists who don't like the Fed who want a curb the Fed's authority.

If demand doesn't respond to low prices,

we're in the end of the oil age by definition.

Then exactly the highlight, there's no terminal value,

and we're very worried about that.

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

It is 7 a.m. on Wall Street and 7 a.m. in Ottawa.

Today on surveillance of Bloomberg exclusive, John Mikkelthwaite sits down with the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau.

Before that, Central Banks, the Swiss, the Norwegians

have spoken, so have the Indonesians.

The Swiss National Bank stands pat.

The Norges Bank cuts a quarter point to 50 basis points.

Next up, the Bank of England, not yet on Summertime, so at 8 a.m. rather than now.

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