The US dollar is expected to continue its rally, fueling speculation that the government will launch unusual market interventions to boost the currency's close value. About 45% of the 795 respondents to the latest MTV, pulse poll expect a systematic attempt to weaken the dollar by the world's major powers, but the United States has taken steps to dampen talk of such a move. I am teaching. Many said they expected Japan to step up its costly efforts to keep the yen on its own without the help of other countries. Two-thirds of his respondents expect the Bloomberg dollar spot index to hit new all-time highs next month. The dollar surged as foreign investors took advantage of higher interest rates in The US or sought refuge from market turmoil, including in the troubled UK and emerging markets. This rally exaggerates the economic hardships of countries around the world by pushing up the prices of imported food and fuel. It puts more pressure on an unstoppable dollar that is also devaluing money earned abroad, squeezing profits for American companies. Nearly 90% of survey respondents expect third-quarter earnings to be more dollar sensitive than the previous quarter. The dollar's short-term upward trend is likely to continue, said Joseph, Lewis, head of corporate hedging and FX solutions at Jefferies LLC in the long term, the world will change, and some other currencies will recover. But looking at human behavior, America feels like a better place right now. The Federal Reserve's most aggressive monetary tightening since the early 1980s pushed the dollar higher and us treasury yields higher. Bloomberg's dollar index is up 14% this year, and the currency is gaining further against the pound and yen. The pound fell to its record low in late September on concerns over the UK's plans to cut big taxes. Japan spent $19.7 billion to strengthen its currency for the first time since 1998, but the unexpected move had no lasting results. The yen fell above 145 to the dollar on Monday, nearing the level where Japanese authorities stepped in last month to support the currency. Unlike the fed, the bank of Japan has kept interest rates low.- Credit Suisse shares plunge on market jitters - Cred, Swiss, shares fell around 10% in early trading Monday (October 3rd). The loss reflects market concerns over the group's completion of the restructuring program. The bank's currency, which controls the euro, fell to record lows. Credit Suisse executives spent the weekend stressing to clients, partners, and investors about their liquidity and financial position. This is according to the Financial Times report. A spokesman declined to comment on the report when contacted by Reuters. The chief executive, Ulrich corner, told employees in a statement last week that the bank has "strong capital and liquidity". The value of Swiss, banks have fallen by more than half this year. Credit Suisse executives spent the weekend stressing to clients, partners, and investors about their liquidity and financial position. This is according to the Financial Times report. The chief executive, Ulrich corner, told employees in a statement last week that the bank has "strong capital and liquidity"
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