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No matter what happens, the U.S. dollar will continue to strengthen,

whether the Fed hikes in June or wait until December.

The U.S. economy is in very good shape right now.

Better shape than it has been for almost a decade.

We're washing around marking time before the next leg higher in the U.S. dollar.

I'm just not completely comfortable in my mind with whether it's led

by this risk aversion or this fed-time thing.

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In the U.S. we will be talking about adding jobs in the UK.

Jamie Diamond is talking about cutting them.

The J.P. Morgan CEO goes to England today. Jamie Diamond is talking about cutting them. The

J.P. Morgan CEO goes to England today. He warns the Brexit

might force J.P. Morgan to cut back some of their 16,000 employees there.

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