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Hello and welcome to another episode of the All Thoughts podcast. I'm Tracy Alloway,

and I'm Joe Weisenthal. Have you looked at a chart of the dollar recently?

It's the only chart I look at. Well, if you were going to choose one desert island chart right now,

the dollar is a pretty good candidate. Yeah, that's why I only have juky when I say it's the only

chart that I look at because so many, you know, the strong dollar is become the sort of like central

market story right now. And then everything else sort of trades off of is the dollar week or

strong. I think we went a couple of days where you're like paying attention to the British pound,

but now that kind of seems to be over. No, it's really all about it's all about the dollar.

And it's coming off a little bit from its highs, but it's still very high.

Yeah, I was going to say, you know, the last time we had an episode specifically devoted to the dollar,

I think was in the summer and we were kind of joking about top-ticking it.

Yeah, we didn't. We definitely didn't because it just kept going. And I think it reached,

you know, a record high in September. And now, as you mentioned, it's come down a little bit,

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