US Dollar Index: 102.75-103.75 looks the near-term range – ING
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FX markets continue in their slightly risk-averse mode. Economists at ING analyze US Dollar’s outlook.
Rangebound trading is the order of the day
We continue to see a very mixed investment environment and one in which conviction views can be dangerous.
European FX markets will today be monitoring how US asset markets react to the news that the Fed will not be renewing its Bank Term Funding Program. US regional banks will be in focus here.
We think rangebound trading is the order of the day, with little follow-through should the Dollar look particularly bid or offered.
102.75-103.75 looks the near-term DXY range.
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