Goldman Sachs says hawkish Fed overtakes high oil prices as main support for the U.S. dollar
AI Market Summary
Goldman frames U.S. dollar support as shifting from oil-driven terms-of-trade effects to policy divergence, with a more hawkish Fed versus an ECB in wait-and-see mode and a yen constrained by intervention risk. This reinforces rate-differential and relative-growth narratives that can tighten global financial conditions and reprice FX vol, particularly across USD, EUR, and JPY crosses.
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● Medium
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Goldman Sachs said a shift to a more hawkish Federal Reserve has become the U.S. dollar’s core support, replacing the earlier boost from high oil prices. The bank said the European Central Bank is taking a wait-and-see stance on policy, while the Japanese yen is under pressure amid the risk of intervention. It attributed the dollar’s strength to diverging policy paths among the U.S., euro zone and Japan’s central banks, according to Jin10.
