vassili: you do get a weaker dollar. think the dollar has been playing the usual safe haven currency role that hasn't changed, but again, i don't think this is time to get out of the dollar. apart from this positioning squeeze we should get every now and then, if you think about it, the dollar also has the best carry right now. you're getting paid to be long a currency that is already defensive. why would you not do that? that's why we've been in this environment of strong dollar for longer. vincent: i totally agree because the alternatives are not good. present ame just third option here. the narrative yesterday was you have reduced political tension in hong kong, italy has the potential 66th government since world war ii, and the hard brexit off the table. does that not affect sentiment? vincent: if you look at them, none of them are off the table. a hard brexit is still a potential reality. my understanding is what johnson has done is now we wait to see if labour will call a confidence vote. if we get a confidence vot

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