From 94.79 bln in June. I guess that’s gotta be good news. At least it’s going in the right direction.
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AUTOREFRESH 
Hi gerry… how have you been? CHF is getting stronger like anything. anything specific for that??in the past we have seen the swiss central bank intervening when such strength was seen in the currency.
and the strength of the dollar index is not showing any signs of abating. what do u see there in the short term and medium term.
EUR/CHF maybe a turnaround today?
Marko, stay away from that BH…
You must be very brave to try to pick a bottom in EUR/CHF…
Nah…
SNB said it won’t interviene anymore… unsell deflation risk comes back…
So don’t count on them to weaken CHF, and even if they try, it will fail if the underlying weakness of other currencies are not solved out.
Basically, SNB is somehow Scr3wed up… can not do much…
I guess I might be very brave…we-ll see…I am using some hedging strategies… sometime we must find a bottom
I am cashing in on short positions and keep the longs for the long-term…
I believe the market has so far discounted all the bad news/data coming out of this week…if we get a positive surprises out of US, that will be a big surprise…
so far we-ve see only good data coming in out of EURozone…
and eur crosses we not rewarded for that at all…
Markec dont gamble to much