still with us is jason schenker. rrently ranked as bloomberg's number three major currency for faster. let's dig into these markets. your thought with the boe terms. where is it heading? jason: i am concerned about the dollar and the trade risks. it would be higher by the end of the year, but we see things quite choppy in the interim. looking at the u.k., we see it has slowed in recent months. something to keep an eye on in order to make a decision moving forward. we will see further moves, but i ramy: wrapping in the dollar, where we headed? jason: we are above strong technical supports. we are above the three day, 100 day, but if we look at what we have seen just since the announcement friday, you saw a pullback after that surge in the greenback following what was perceived to be a dovish ecb statement. i think of the trade ris dg on, that is something that poses a genuine risk to the u.s. economy and could dampen expectation of a hawkish fed set of rate hikes. -- thee did the euro pound, the dollar, let's go to the

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