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May 22, 2026

Going to Dinner

FX StrategyFXMacro Economic IndicatorsRates Govt BondsEnergyInformation Technology

Deutsche Bank's George Saravelos argues that AI-driven capex and global fiscal stimulus are fueling inflation, making a bearish USD stance untenable. He highlights that the arrival of Kevin Warsh at the Fed is likely to increase market volatility.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.AI is proving to be inflationary rather than deflationary, driven by a capex and demand cycle rather than labor displacement.
  • 2.Substantial global fiscal stimulus is underway, notably via energy price caps in Asia and shifting tariff dynamics in the US.
  • 3.The appointment of Kevin Warsh to the Fed is expected to introduce higher volatility into rates and FX distributions.

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Authors

George Saravelos

Securities

USDEURSamsungWTI/Brent Oil

Themes

AI-Driven InflationFiscal Stimulus via Energy PolicyCentral Bank Volatility

Regions

North AmericaAsia PacificEuropeUnited StatesChinaJapan