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Abstract:S&P 500’s steep fall of 6% within one day last week gave the market risk warnings. Such a swift and sudden fluctuation usually benefits dollar as a global reserve currency, but on the other hand, demand for dollar may reduce if market volatility further declines.
WikiFX News (15 June) - S&P 500s steep fall of 6% within one day last week gave the market risk warnings. Such a swift and sudden fluctuation usually benefits dollar as a global reserve currency, but on the other hand, demand for dollar may reduce if market volatility further declines.
As for the fundamentals, US Retail Sales data will be released on Tuesday. Market expects a 7.4% Retail Sales Monthly Rate in May, and the improvement of consumption can boost Dow Jones and S&P 500. These factors will weigh on greenback, leading to inferior performance of USD against growth-related currencies such as AUD and NZD.
Meanwhile, investors also need to pay close attention to the speeches of Fed‘s policy makers, including Fed’s Chair Jerome Powell. He is expected to reiterate his concerns over economic prospect which he already mentioned last week.
The Fed‘s balance sheet saw little changes last week, which can increase the market’s demand for greater liquidity. If the present economic situation is not substantially improved, the US dollar will have less room to decline further.
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The Federal Reserve Vice Chair Randal K. Quarles said in a recent speech that he was optimistic about the country's economic outlook, which could push the dollar higher in the short term and keep the dollar dominating non-USD currencies.
The US Dollar Index bounced up by around 1% after releasing the minute of Federal Reserve Board on 19 Aug, breaking the record high since this March.
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