Report published July 13, 2026
FX Daily: ING Bank Market Analysis - July 13, 2026
ING · July 13, 2026
The US dollar remains supported by rising energy prices and persistent Fed tightening expectations. Meanwhile, European gas supply concerns and potential Japanese FX intervention dominate the G10 landscape.
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Key Takeaways
- 1.Rising energy prices and ongoing geopolitical tensions are driving demand for the US dollar.
- 2.Japanese authorities may intervene in the FX market this week to combat yen weakness.
- 3.European energy concerns and low natural gas inventories are weighing on the euro.
Table of Contents
- FX Daily: Energy and carry dominate near term
- USD: Higher energy keeps Fed tightening alive
- EUR: Natural gas story is worrying
- JPY: Intervention prospects this week
- CEE: Dovish NBP to weigh on zloty as koruna and forint stay supported
Report data
Higher energy prices will keep Fed tightening fears alive and the dollar in demand
| Metric | Estimate | Context |
|---|---|---|
| DXY Index | 101.50 Index Level | Projected target |
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