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- US Dollar Index to advance nicely towards the 94.50 mark – Westpac
US Dollar Index to advance nicely towards the 94.50 mark – Westpac
FXStreet reports that in the view of economists at Westpac, the 94.50 level is an achievable three-month target for the US Dollar Index.
“The USD and US yields have priced in the initial stages of the reopening and stimulus fuelled rebound – the marquee payrolls and ISM reports for March topped even the most bullish forecasts (net of revisions), yet yields and the DXY are net steady since mid-March. But the rebound is only just hitting its stride and yet more dramatic upside surprises across a sweep of key data are likely in coming months.”
“Fed messaging continues to underscore that there will be no hasty retreat from accommodative policy. As long as 91.50 holds, DXY’s uptrend should resume, an eventual return to the 2020Q3 highs in the 94.50 zone an achievable target.”
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