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For more on dollar weakness, let's bring in Kathy Lean, head of FX Strategy at BK Asset Management. Kathy, great to have you with us. Um, what do you think is the number one driver of the dollar's move lower, Kathy.And what do you make of the seeming sort of discrepancy between the extreme dollar weakness that we've seen recently and the relative stability in the Treasury market. So, the question really should be what's the driver of the near-term um selloff in the dollar versus the sell-off that we've seen ...