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18:04
Sep 02
Sep 02
Short the US dollar.
The US dollar is in the early stages of a fundamental bear market, and the portfolio is deliberately positioned 70% inversely to the US dollar to benefit from that trend.
HIGH
17:37
Sep 02
Sep 02
Treasuries and dollar have no substitute.
If a government debt crisis did occur, Treasury yields would spike, inflation would rise, and the US dollar would likely fall hard. The true hedge is to borrow as much money as possible at current rates because inflation would erode the debt; borrowing fixed debt is essentially shorting the US dollar. He mentions gold, Bitcoin, commodities, and euros as possible dollar hedges but favors the borrow-and-short-dollar logic.
HIGH
15:38
Sep 02
Sep 02
Strong dollar story losing credibility
The higher-for-longer strong-dollar story is starting to lose credibility heading into fall as Treasury long-end buybacks, deficits and debt revive fiscal-dominance/currency-debasement concerns, and softer July labor data reduces aggressive Fed hike expectations; the dollar weakened and money flowed back into gold.
MED
12:20
Sep 02
Sep 02
Cooling US economy could weaken dollar.
The US dollar has been supported by US cyclical strength and rate differentials, but if the US economy cools against a backdrop of negative structural and political issues, the dollar could start to decline against other currencies.
MED
12:16
Sep 02
Sep 02
Dollar underweight, DM hikes pressure dollar.
State Street real-money investors remain underweight the dollar since spring 2025; ECB and BOJ tightening pose medium-term risks to dollar strength, although the dollar could still strengthen against a weak pound.
MED
11:26
Sep 02
Sep 02
U.S. dollar faces gradual structural erosion.
Investors increasingly are questioning whether they want as much U.S. exposure as the last 5-10 years; there is a slow, gradual shift away from U.S. assets under the surface, though the dollar will not disappear overnight.
MED
11:07
Sep 02
Sep 02
Dollar index 100 signals Korea outflow.
Jang sets three market-risk tripwires: US 10-year yield 5%, Brent $100, and Dollar Index 100. If these are touched, he expects credit stress rather than just a semiconductor reversal, so investors should watch them and hold cash before any breakout.
MED
07:57
Sep 02
Sep 02
Watch 5% yield, $100 Brent, DXY 100.
The three numbers to watch are US 10-year Treasury yield 5%, Brent crude $100, and Dollar Index 100. If they are touched, credit issues could be triggered; rising sovereign yields are already hitting bank bond portfolios and global risk appetite, so wait for yields to stabilize before adding risk.
HIGH
06:15
Sep 02
Sep 02
Dollar debasement risk becoming more concrete.
He warns the dollar debasement trade is becoming more concrete as unsustainable U.S. fiscal deficits and repeated government shutdown avoidance raise the risk the U.S. is eventually forced into austerity; he says this is a longer-term watch, not a near-term timing call.
MED
02:47
Sep 02
Sep 02
Strong dollar index pressures Bitcoin.
The dollar index has risen for three days and rebounded over the past month as rate-hike expectations strengthen; if the strong-dollar trend continues, it is a clear headwind for Bitcoin and other risk assets, making dollar direction the key market variable.
MED
22:09
Sep 01
Sep 01
The author notes a recurring stablecoin play each cycle.
The author notes a recurring stablecoin play each cycle, pointing to USD AI as this cycle's theme without taking a directional position.
LOW
11:26
Sep 01
Sep 01
Dollar supported by U.S. asset rotation
The dollar is insulated even as investors shift out of U.S. Treasuries because they are rotating into other U.S. dollar assets such as corporate debt, supported by continued foreign investment in the U.S.
LOW
07:33
Sep 01
Sep 01
Dollar downtrend on policy uncertainty
ANZ maintains that the dollar is in a downward trend and expects medium-term declines; the Fed will struggle to out-hawk the RBNZ and BOJ, approaching midterms brings policy uncertainty, and U.S. economic momentum is slowing relative to other economies.
HIGH
07:01
Sep 01
Sep 01
Dollar down, gold up on intervention.
Markets are right that the Treasury's long-end intervention is temporary. Lower demand for U.S. dollar-denominated assets is taking the U.S. dollar down and gold higher, because intervention in one part of the market shows up as pressure in other assets.
HIGH
22:15
Aug 31
Aug 31
Dollar direction split amid tariff chaos.
Tariffs reduce trade volume and the number of dollars going abroad, which tends to appreciate the dollar by making dollars scarce; however the administration is split between Trump's strong-dollar preference and Vance's weak-dollar push, leaving the dollar outlook contested and Treasury tools limited.
MED
17:44
Aug 31
Aug 31
Brad Setser challenges the premise of US dollar devaluation against the yuan.
Brad Setser challenges the premise of US dollar devaluation against the yuan, questioning how it works if the PBOC controls the fix, a policy debate without a trade position.
LOW
16:00
Aug 31
Aug 31
Long dollar on wider rate differentials.
The hawkish repricing is not a certainty because the Fed remains data-dependent and is reducing forward guidance. If August employment weakens quickly or inflation surprises to the downside, hike probabilities could fall as fast as they rose; in that disinflation scenario, short-term bonds would recover, the dollar could weaken, and long-duration assets such as technology, gold and Bitcoin could benefit.
HIGH
15:14
Aug 31
Aug 31
The dollar index jumped 0.55% on the supposed hawkish Jackson Hole reaction, but the author believes the move should be faded because Warsh is likely dovish and the policy path is to keep front-end ra
The dollar index jumped 0.55% on the supposed hawkish Jackson Hole reaction, but the author believes the move should be faded because Warsh is likely dovish and the policy path is to keep front-end rates low.
Risk: Safe-haven dollar buying can persist independently of Fed expectations.
12:33
Aug 31
Aug 31
Author criticizes the parent's selective YTD data omission regarding silver and the dollar.
Author criticizes the parent's selective YTD data omission regarding silver and the dollar index, questioning honesty without taking a directional position.
LOW
02:54
Aug 31
Aug 31
Stablecoin adoption could strengthen US dollar.
A Jackson Hole research paper argued that dollar-based stablecoins have already seen transaction volumes surge and, if adoption expands, could push emerging-market corporate dollar funding from about 36% to 88%, spread dollar usage further, increase demand for US Treasuries, and strengthen the US dollar relative to other currencies. The paper's co-author is a Circle employee, so the research may have an agenda, but the dollar-strengthening transmission is notable.
MED
00:35
Aug 31
Aug 31
USD relative performance context-dependent, no position
The author challenges the "dollar collapse" narrative by showing USD down 93% vs gold but only up 27% vs EUR, suggesting relative strength is context-dependent. No explicit position taken, only chart observation. Watch for macro implications.
MED
17:11
Aug 30
Aug 30
Dollar bull breakout is neutralized.
After the Bessent announcement, his currency-whisperer contact signaled 'game on' as a US dollar bear; the Treasury is seen playing with fire by suppressing rates, making this a clear signal to sell US dollars.
MED
15:38
Aug 30
Aug 30
Fiscal dominance favors gold, bitcoin over dollar.
Alan says debt sustainability concerns and erosion of institutional norms make unorthodox policies and financial repression more likely. That regime shift is positive for gold and bitcoin and negative for the US dollar.
HIGH
10:14
Aug 30
Aug 30
Author speculates that the AI boom could push the USD higher and notes US defense spending may.
Author speculates that the AI boom could push the USD higher and notes US defense spending may rise, but offers no explicit position or trade call.
LOW
14:00
Aug 29
Aug 29
Dollar and Treasuries retain safe-haven support
Despite policy volatility and fiscal concerns, the U.S. safe-haven status has proven far more secure than expected; in a crisis investors gravitate to the United States, the dollar and U.S. Treasuries, so market signals are not forcing U.S. fiscal discipline.
HIGH
13:00
Aug 29
Aug 29
Reduce US Treasuries as dollar weakens.
US government debt is around $40 trillion, about 120% of GDP, and heavily indebted governments historically reduce real debt by debasing the currency rather than raising taxes or cutting spending enough. This means the dollar will weaken over time and long-term US Treasury holdings become risky, so investors should reduce US Treasury exposure. Ray Dalio is also recommending diversification away from US government bonds.
HIGH
23:00
Aug 28
Aug 28
US dollar and Treasuries remain safe havens.
Despite heavy policy volatility and large US deficits, the United States' safe-haven status is more secure than many thought, and in a crisis people gravitate to the United States, the US dollar, and US Treasuries; as a result, market discipline signals are not being sent to US policymakers.
MED
22:10
Aug 28
Aug 28
Dollar supported by US economy, stablecoins
There is no clear alternative to the US dollar as reserve currency; 98% of stablecoins originate from the US and are backed by Treasuries, while US economic strength, deep liquid capital markets, venture capital and innovation underpin the dollar.
HIGH
21:29
Aug 28
Aug 28
Dollar strength underpinned; no reserve alternative.
The dollar's reserve-currency status is not being undermined because there is no clear alternative: 98% of stablecoins originate in the US and are backed by Treasuries, and dollar strength is underpinned by the strong US economy, deep and liquid capital markets, venture capital, innovation, and inbound investment.
HIGH
17:23
Aug 28
Aug 28
Dollar dominance will persist.
Despite erosion of the dollar's reserve share and safe-haven premium, the world still wants safety, private investors are sending enormous inflows into U.S. equity and financial markets, and stablecoin-driven financial innovation reduces cross-border frictions, which will likely reinforce dollar dominance by making dollar assets even easier to acquire.
HIGH
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