
The article argues the U.S. dollar remains supported by a hawkish Fed, but highlights structural shifts that could alter the currency’s long-term outlook. It suggests positioning via ETFs to cover both upside (rates staying restrictive) and downside (structural changes weakening the dollar). No specific data points or policy changes are cited.
The article argues the U.S. dollar remains supported by a hawkish Fed, but highlights structural shifts that could alter the currency’s long-term outlook. It suggests positioning via ETFs to cover both upside (rates staying restrictive) and downside (structural changes weakening the dollar). No specific data points or policy changes are cited.
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