charu chanana is sox markets' global strategist and head of fx strategy. traders are weighing and seeing how the data comes out, but suffice to say, receding bullish bets on the dollar. guest: yes, we have seen that even with stronger data coming out, the top and sock from the dollar seems to be capped. the question is how much higher it can go from here if we continue to get the narrative out of the fed relating to the higher-for-longer. but do i get on the dollar bear train yet? the answer would be no, especially because we are getting to the slope summer season where volatility levels are super low and likely to stay lower and that means carry trade and continues and the dollar, given the high yield it is providing now, is likely to remain at these levels for now. haslinda: markets are divided on whether the fed will move once or twice this year and solomon of goldman says none at all. it doesn't matter whether it is one or two unaware that the letterheads from here? charu: certainly plays a big part because the market has also been positioned for that