because they're getting paid sizable interest payments. But, yes, the turnover in these markets is smaller than, for example, even smaller J-10 markets like the Canadian dollar or Australian dollar. So, that will have an effect. All right. So, before we get to the next thing, which I'm really excited to talk about, which is Saudi Arabian oil, I want to just maybe close it out here with the dollar. We'll get back to it, I'm sure, because the dollar is everything, is dollars half of so many of trades. But what is your outlook for the dollar? Do you have an outlook, a stated outlook, for the rest of this year? And what sort of the drivers are and what the risks are up or down? Sure. So, when we're looking at the dollar, we tend to look at both individual crosses, so individual trades, but also the dollar index, right? The trade-weighted dollar and a number of Asian currencies, the Canadian dollar, the euro, or major drivers of that. So, in this context, we would expect to see a little bit (24/45)
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