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The U.S. dollar is being held firm by short-term rate expectations and until there is some sign of visible weakness in the U.S. housing market or receding inflation expectations, euro-dollar will likely remain under pressure,

The risk is that euro/dollar still heads lower into Wednesday first due to negative press surrounding the German election,

The world is coming to a view that the Fed is going to provide more liquidity and interest rates will probably (peak) around 4 percent,

Even though risk aversion might be on the rise and could drag on the dollar slightly, there is still a very, very strong equity flow going back into the United States.

We still have the underlying deficit issue, which the market is still focusing on. We’re going up through $1.22 over the next couple weeks.

There is basically 100 percent pricing for a tightening in U.S. rates ….

Inflation fears are bringing uncertainty that you don’t know what your return would be and you don’t know which asset class to put your money in,

From a very low base the German data has been performing very strongly, confidence is up and activity is up. The euro will continue to benefit.

There are no clinical studies that show it’s an effective weight loss agent.

We didn’t see the big increase in Federal Reserve interest rates. I think that surprised a lot of the market.