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This investment aims to mirror the daily returns of the VelocityShares Daily 4X Long USD vs. CHF Index. The benchmark index is structured to provide four times the daily leveraged exposure, rebalancing positions each day, to movements in the spot exchange rate between the U.S. dollar and the Swiss franc. It establishes a bullish stance on the U.S. dollar when compared to the Swiss franc. Furthermore, this instrument is categorized as non-diversified.

EUR/CHF has been rising since July, as sentiment has generally improved. CHF strength remains high in spite of recent relative weakness, indicating the potential for sustained weakness.

We construct an FX Strength Aversion Index to rank which G10 countries cannot tolerate the macro costs of a strong currency right now.

The US employment report is front and center. The euro recovered smartly yesterday, making new highs late in the North American session, even as equities were hammered.

The US dollar is continuing to recover after hitting new lows earlier in the week. It's lower against all the major currencies and most of the emerging markets.

Risk-on continues with stocks trading at record highs mainly driven by the momentum in the mega-cap growth stocks; S&P 500 is trading above 3,500.