CICC: The US Dollar Index May Return to a Weak Fluctuation Range
According to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, a research report by China International Capital Corporation believes that since June, the market has undergone consecutive adjustments, with the US Dollar Index breaking through the upper limit of its fluctuation range over the past year. The global capital markets are significantly influenced by AI-driven prosperity and US dollar liquidity, and have generally pulled back, with style shifts occurring within US stocks. The report reiterates that the Federal Reserve is “hawkish in name, dovish in reality” this year, predicting that the US Dollar Index may return to a weak fluctuation range. Physical assets, the industrial sector, and technology still maintain expansion potential.
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