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Iranian oil shock shakes JPMorgan's bearish stance on the US dollar

Iranian oil shock shakes JPMorgan's bearish stance on the US dollar

华尔街见闻华尔街见闻2026/03/02 15:37
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Strategists Meera Chandan, Octavia Popescu, and Patrick Locke predicted in a report released on Monday that rising energy prices will boost the US dollar and weaken major currencies including the euro and yen. JPMorgan pointed out that currencies of oil-importing countries such as the euro will experience the largest declines, while currencies of oil-exporting countries such as the Norwegian krone and commodity currencies will be supported.
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