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15:49
Jun 27
Jun 27
Dollar strengthens on hawkish Fed
The US dollar has surged due to higher nominal yields, market pricing rate hikes, and uncertainty about the new Fed's reaction function. Connected people suggest the Fed may hike. USD/JPY is breaking above 160, and the dollar is surging against the euro and CAD. This dollar strength is crushing other assets.
MED
17:06
Jun 26
Jun 26
US Dollar to strengthen further
Global liquidity is tightening as the Fed signals it wants markets to tighten for them. A stronger dollar is a direct consequence, driven by capital flows into US assets, US tech leadership, and policy expectations. The dollar is in an uptrend and is very likely to strengthen further, presenting a risk of a 'wrecking ball' for world markets.
HIGH
14:57
Jun 26
Jun 26
UBS expects the U.S. dollar to strengthen through the second half of 2026, driven by higher interest rates and a resilient economy.
12:04
Jun 26
Jun 26
Dollar overbought, not in hiking cycle.
The US dollar is overbought, with positioning heavily long and far from its multi-year peaks. A true sustained Fed hiking cycle is needed to propel the dollar higher, and that is not happening now. Warsh is using talk to manage inflation expectations, while upcoming disinflation and a still-weak US consumer should take pressure off the dollar, limiting further upside.
MED
16:45
Jun 25
Jun 25
Dollar breakout above 100, watch resistance
The US dollar index has broken decisively above the 100 level, clearing a 15-month ceiling. Bullish momentum is evident across major crosses (USD/JPY above 160, EUR/USD breaking below 1.14). However, sustainability is uncertain; the next resistance test is at 102-103 where the move may stall or extend. This breakout merits monitoring for a potential sustained dollar bull market.
MED
14:59
Jun 25
Jun 25
Bank of America turns more bullish on the dollar, cutting euro forecasts and expecting a stronger U.S. dollar in the second half of 2026 due to resilient data and a hawkish Fed.
07:34
Jun 25
Jun 25
Dollar to unwind most recent gains.
The U.S. dollar is at a seven-month high but has limited further upside. Without a resurgence in inflation or incremental productivity gains, the dollar could unwind most of its recent gains.
MED
01:32
Jun 25
Jun 25
The author agrees that Bessent's speech is bullish for US sovereign assets and supply chains, but does not state a personal position.
LOW
17:31
Jun 24
Jun 24
Long US dollar on hawkish Warsh.
New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is a data-driven, hawkish leader focused on bringing inflation down; his messaging has already strengthened the dollar, and that strength is likely to persist as he re-anchors inflation expectations.
MED
17:22
Jun 24
Jun 24
Dollar dominance being reinforced by policy.
The U.S. administration's policies—including tariff deals, energy dominance, and the return of sanctioned nations like Venezuela and Iran to dollar invoicing—are reinforcing the U.S. dollar's role as the centerpiece of the global financial system. The depth, liquidity, and strength of U.S. capital markets, combined with an economy pulling away from the rest of the world, will keep the dollar strong. He expects Russia to also return to the dollar system after the Ukraine conflict ends.
HIGH
16:07
Jun 24
Jun 24
The author explains the dollar index's rally by referencing a report on the dollar system's resilience, without stating a personal long/short position.
LOW
00:25
Jun 24
Jun 24
The US dollar index is showing strength, which could pressure risk assets and commodities.
LOW
18:29
Jun 23
Jun 23
The author presents a data-driven analysis of USD momentum accelerating to levels historically associated with risk-off and EM equity headwinds, but does not state a personal position or forward call.
17:58
Jun 23
Jun 23
The tweet analyzes the US dollar index rally to 101.33 under hawkish Fed Chair Warsh expectations but questions whether a technical pullback is overdue, offering no explicit position.
14:00
Jun 23
Jun 23
Short US dollar, reserve currency collapse.
The US dollar will lose its reserve currency status and a lot of value relative to other currencies as the day of reckoning arrives. US assets will be repriced down, and the dollar index (DXY) needs to break below 90 for a bigger decline.
HIGH
04:48
Jun 23
Jun 23
Dollar to weaken on negative real yields.
The US dollar will weaken because traders are focused on nominal rate hikes while real interest rates have collapsed as inflation accelerates. The meager 75 bps of hikes will not stop inflation, and the resulting negative real yields will drive capital away from the dollar into hard assets like gold.
MED
07:47
Jun 19
Jun 19
Hawkish Fed regime change lifts dollar
Restoration of Fed credibility under new Chairman Kevin Warsh shifts the regime toward higher US real yields, ending 18 months of pricing easier policy. This is very bullish for the dollar, which can strengthen further in a slow readjustment as markets absorb the hawkish focus on inflation.
HIGH
21:26
Jun 18
Jun 18
Dollar strength, yen and euro weakness.
The US dollar remains very well bid with clear strength. The yen may have a whole new leg down after the BoJ rate hike failed to move USDJPY and it is crawling above 160. The euro remains below its 50-day moving average and is breaking to lower lows. Flows into US equities are supporting the dollar, and a breakout above the 100 level on DXY is a key question.
MED
13:48
Jun 18
Jun 18
The author refutes a claim about DXY's 2023 peak and current level with factual chart data, not a trade call.
LOW
01:16
Jun 18
Jun 18
The author counters a bearish dollar prediction by noting the DXY remains above 100, implying a bullish forward view on the dollar index.
20:14
Jun 17
Jun 17
The author suggests a DXY breakout would negatively impact non-US markets but does not state a personal position or trade.
LOW
20:03
Jun 17
Jun 17
Long dollar (UUP) as Warsh's hawkish Fed stance supports USD strength; speaker explicitly flags the dollar index as "super bullish" in the current macro context.
MED
19:48
Jun 17
Jun 17
Long USD as Fed chair's hawkish commitment ("will not continue on my watch") signals tighter-for-longer policy, boosting dollar demand; author doubled position on the statement.
MED
19:48
Jun 17
Jun 17
Author is short Gold and long DXY and the 5-30s flattener, citing the Fed's inflation miss and hawkish statement as catalysts for a macro trade.
18:35
Jun 17
Jun 17
The author expects continued dollar weakness despite breakout calls, disagreeing with the quoted bullish technical analysis.
LOW
18:35
Jun 17
Jun 17
Fade the consensus DXY breakout call above 101 resistance; author argues crowded bullish dollar positioning makes the breakout unlikely, expecting continued dollar weakness rather than a move toward 104–106.
MED
07:47
Jun 17
Jun 17
Fed less hawkish boosts risk assets.
The Fed chair is likely to surprise by being less hawkish than currently priced, as expectations are very hawkish and he will avoid aggressive forward guidance. This will cause front-end yields to decline, the dollar to weaken, and risk assets to rally in the short term.
MED
06:20
Jun 17
Jun 17
Fed cuts to weaken U.S. dollar.
The Fed will not hike rates, will cut in Q2 2026. Market is pricing in a hike; once that reprices, the U.S. dollar will weaken.
MED
17:48
Jun 16
Jun 16
The author provides a detailed macro and cross-asset tape analysis supporting a long bias in ES with cyclical/financial preference over tech, but uses no explicit first-person position language or forward call, so all tickers are indexed as watch.
06:35
Jun 16
Jun 16
Buy Treasuries, short USD, long Yen.
With the Iran peace deal, hedge funds are dusting off the pre‑war playbook: buying short‑term Treasuries that were hit by rate hikes, shorting the dollar, and buying the yen as risk appetite returns.
MED
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