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105.435 -0.265    -0.25%
16:59:00 - Closed. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Financial Future
Month:  Jun 24
Underlying:  US Dollar Index
  • Prev. Close: 105.435
  • Open: 105.670
  • Day's Range: 105.330 - 105.870
Dollar Index 105.435 -0.265 -0.25%

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AIM_IJ Mar 30, 2021 8:07AM ET
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The USD Index rose from around 96 to 103 around this time last year on fears of Covid before mass stimulus and rate cuts forced it lower. There has since been even more stimulus and rates are to remain low until 2023-24. Markets are expecting the US to bounce back first and experience inflation of 6% or more. But isn't inflation good for commodities? Isn't inflation generally bad for the currency? Has the world been flipped on it's head?
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Hocie Mocie
Hocie Mocie Mar 30, 2021 8:07AM ET
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yes, everything is topsy turvy!
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TimidTrader Zhang Mar 30, 2021 8:07AM ET
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yes, inflation will support gold and other commodities. but when Europe is still in lockdown and US inflation is not flying yet, US dollar gets the room to spiking. it will come but just be patient.
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AIM_IJ Mar 30, 2021 8:07AM ET
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CS One  What's with your attitude? The USD is riding the first wave out of lockdown and markets are expecting strong inflation. When inflation materialises but rates are kept flat this year we should see weakness in the currency, in relation to commodities. USD will still outperform other major currencies based on economic performance in that scenario..
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TimidTrader Zhang  Thanks for your input. Like you I believe the USD has breathing room in the next few months to 'run rampant' which it has done already to an extent, but should in theory, turn lower once inflation adjusted performance indicators are known. As you say Europe is stuck in a rut and will be for some months. Interesting to note Biden will discuss another round of stimulus to address the structural issues within the economy, reportedly as much as $4 trillion reported by Reuters. Debt fuelled growth driving inflation can be positive if sustainable and at the same time fuel demand for the industrial commodities as well as precious metals. All in theory ;)
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CS One Mar 30, 2021 8:07AM ET
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you tell me , your the one cinvinced of a certain narrative that you have been given , without any understandings of how real markets work
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