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The euro has been under pressure, hitting a 4-1/2-month low of $1.0679 against the dollar. Investor concerns are growing over potential U.S. tariffs on the eurozone, which could potentially impact economic growth in the region. The recent speculation that President-elect Donald Trump might appoint trade hawk Robert Lighthizer to head U.S. trade policy has raised fears of more aggressive tariff actions, further weakening the euro against the strengthening dollar.
Market sentiment is playing a crucial role in shaping the dollar’s outlook. Trump’s anticipated fiscal policies are expected to boost inflation and bond yields, potentially limiting the Fed’s flexibility on rate cuts. ING’s forex head, Chris Turner, believes that Trump’s election could bolster U.S. consumer and business confidence, while dampening sentiment abroad. This wave of optimism has kept the dollar near its post-election highs against major currencies.
Looking ahead, the U.S. Dollar Index is poised for potential gains, with minimal resistance and supportive economic indicators driving a bullish outlook as it approaches the 106.130 level. However, traders should stay wary of upcoming U.S. inflation data and Fed policy remarks, as these factors could either prolong or halt the dollar’s rally. Volatility is expected as economic reports and trade policy developments continue to unfold in the coming weeks.
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