ebrahim: we think it is more euro positive.till have risk premium for purchaseseuro asset bring down that risk premium. in that sense, we think if the ecb did not increase asset purchases, the euro would end up setting off, and so would the subindex. periphery tom: you mentioned a hamiltonian moment. many people are thinking the broadway play. i am thinking way back, where .aybe it was fractious you can't have a hamiltonian 27 countries, can't you -- countries, can you? ebrahim: i wouldn't completely write it off, but i think certainly, this isn't it. in this specific case, as i mentioned, there's no transfer of fiscal powers or political powers, and we are dealing with the construct that is not even easily scaled. inappropriate to refer to this as a hamiltonian moment. out, your to broaden base case is that the dollar will resume its strengthening and you will see a weakening in the euro going forward, and that the dollar will end the year as the dominant currency just as it was a couple of years ago, correct? ebrahim: broadly