Strategist: Mild inflation in December leaves room for dovish expectations from the Federal Reserve
According to Odaily, foreign exchange strategist Audrey Freeman stated that, as expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut begin to be questioned, the mild CPI data for December has brought a welcome relief, indicating that it is still too early to abandon expectations for a dovish shift by the Federal Reserve this year. This also means that it may still be too early to give up on the bearish outlook for the US dollar driven by Federal Reserve (rate cuts) in 2026. (Golden Ten Data)
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