Report published June 8, 2026
FX Daily: Fed pricing and tech sector volatility bolster the US Dollar
ING · June 8, 2026
The US dollar is rallying on the back of aggressive Fed tightening expectations and a broader risk-off move in tech equities. Investors are liquidating positions to prepare for significant upcoming IPO supply.
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Key Takeaways
- 1.The US dollar is supported by hawkish Federal Reserve pricing and a risk-off environment driven by tech stock sell-offs.
- 2.Investors are reallocating portfolios ahead of a significant $75-85bn SpaceX IPO.
- 3.The Polish Zloty is considered the most vulnerable currency in the CEE region due to the National Bank of Poland's dovish stance.
Table of Contents
- USD: Fed pricing and risk-off mood to keep the dollar bid
- EUR: ECB to provide some rearguard support for the euro
- GBP: BoE will try to avoid tightening
- CEE: Zloty seems most exposed amid risk-off mood
Report data
Hawkish Fed pricing and a tech-led sell-off in risk assets should continue to keep the dollar supported
| Metric | Estimate | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Fed tightening pricing | 30 bp | Market expectations for this year |
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