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Aggregated year-end forecasts, scenario shifts, and curated analyst notes from 38 institutional desks. No promotion.
FX BANK FORECAST · COVERAGE
Aggregated year-end forecasts, scenario shifts, and curated analyst notes from 38 institutional desks. No promotion.
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Year-end target EUR/USD 1.1500 vs 1.1212 spot — sees EUR ~2.6% stronger the dollar.
Year-end target EUR/USD 1.1700 vs 1.1384 spot — sees EUR ~2.8% stronger the dollar.
Year-end target USD/NOK 9.3500 vs 10.25 spot — sees NOK ~8.8% stronger the dollar.
Year-end target USD/CHF 0.7800 vs 0.8100 spot — sees CHF ~3.7% stronger the dollar.
The Tightest Runoff Poll Yet Just Handed the Dollar a Boost: What Brazil's Election Means for Your Money - Latin Times
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Fed's Hammack questions whether Fed policy is tight enough as inflation risks build
The remarks lean hawkish and add to the case for further Fed tightening, a backdrop that tends to support the dollar and push short-dated Treasury yields higher. Her view that financial conditions are not restrictive is the more market-relevant line, because it argues against any
Warsh speaks in Bangkok after hot CPI: is a second Fed hike coming in October?
This is the highest-impact appearance of the day. Short-dated Treasuries and the dollar are most exposed to any signal that October is live, after Wednesday’s inflation data lifted two-year yields sharply. Oil is the central variable: fuel costs tied to the Iran war are the main
Macklem in Bangkok: oil, tariffs and job losses test the Bank of Canada’s hike case
Year-end target USD/INR 90.00 vs 88.50 spot — sees INR ~1.7% weaker the dollar.
The Canadian dollar and short-dated Canada yields are most exposed if Macklem is drawn on policy. With October hike odds already slashed after the jobs data, any hawkish signal would carry more surprise value than a cautious one. Oil cuts both ways for Canada: higher crude suppor