MORGAN STANLEY SEES DOLLAR WEAKENING ON RATE CUT OUTLOOK
Morgan Stanley expects the dollar to fall as confidence grows in sustained U.S. rate cuts and as U.S. growth aligns more closely with other economies. Weaker safe-haven demand and investor hedging could add pressure, with the bank forecasting the DXY to drop to 91.00 by mid-2026. The index is currently up 0.3% at 98.893.The copyright of this article belongs to the original author/organization.
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