United States Dollar: Upside risks persist near range highs – BBH
Brown Brothers Harriman’s Elias Haddad notes the Dollar Index is trading defensively just below the top of its long-held 96.00–100.00 range, even as US assets benefit from optimism after the US-Iran peace agreement. The bank still sees scope for DXY to overshoot this range in coming months, supported by US-G6 yield differentials and US economic outperformance.
Dollar index holds near key range
"The dollar index (DXY) is trading on the defensive just below the top of its 96.00-100.00 range that has held for more than a year."
"We see scope for DXY to overshoot that range in the coming months."
"US-G6 two-year bond yields are consistent with DXY trading closer to 102.00 and US economic outperformance should keep rate differentials supportive of the dollar."
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