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2 Feb 2022

Caution on extent of USD strength still warranted – MUFG

The US Dollar Index(DXY) advanced by 0.9% in January after weakening by 0.3% in December. Economists at MUFG Bank continue to see scope for further modest dollar strength but they maintain that will reverse later in the year.

USD strength for now

“The focus on the potential for more aggressive tightening by the Fed will likely keep the US dollar supported for now.”

“We remain sceptical of the tightening priced to be delivered which will likely mean the US dollar strength reverses later in the year.”

Feb 2, 2022

NZD/USD to turn back higher later in 2022 – MUFG

The New Zealand dollar has been trending weaker in recent months. Economists at MUFG Bank expect the kiwi to recover later in 2022 as the Reserve Bank
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Feb 2, 2022

USD/BRL to slide towards 4.95/4.89 on a break under 5.22 – SocGen

USD/BRL erased the 200-day moving average (DMA) at 5.37 earlier this week and is now lining up a test of 5.22. Below here, next objectives would be 5.
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