Report published June 24, 2026
FX Daily: AI Jitters Add Fuel To USD Rally (ING Bank - 24 June 2026)
ING · June 24, 2026
Tech-led equity sell-offs and safe-haven flows are driving a strong USD rally. Meanwhile, the NBH has signaled a dovish path, and European growth concerns continue to weigh on the Euro.
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Key Takeaways
- 1.Equity turmoil, particularly regarding tech and semiconductor stocks, is fueling a USD rally as investors seek safe havens.
- 2.Diverging growth expectations between the US and Europe, alongside poor German PMI data, are pressuring the Euro.
- 3.The National Bank of Hungary (NBH) has adopted a notably dovish stance, committing to a 'mini rate cut cycle'.
Table of Contents
- USD: Hard to pick a top
- EUR: Eyeing 1.130
- AUD: Hot core CPI to keep RBA communication hawkish
- HUF: NBH becoming the most dovish player
Report data
Safe havens like USD are outperforming
| Metric | Estimate | Context |
|---|---|---|
| German Service PMI | 46.8 index | Dropped from 48.1 |
| NBH Policy Rate | 6.00% | Cut by 25bp |
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