Analyst: Manufacturing Data Causes Dollar to Return to Lows
Jinse reports, analyst from the financial website Forexlive: The dollar is once again mired in lows, the stock market is stable, but the dollar is weak. The dollar's decline is accelerating, which is an ominous sign. The latest round of decline came after the Dallas Fed manufacturing index fell to its lowest level since May 2020. This report is filled with concerns about tariffs and uncertainty in the real economy. The market is weighing whether all this poor confidence data really predicts an impending economic slowdown, and each of these data points weakens the bullish argument, especially after last week's significant rebound in the stock market and the dollar.
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