The US dollar is set to advance further as rising Treasury yields and the appointment of Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair shift market focus toward persistent inflation risks.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The US dollar is expected to strengthen further due to rising front-end yields and increasing conviction of a Fed rate hike by early 2027.
- 2.Kevin Warsh's appointment as Fed Chair signals a 'regime change' that may prioritize inflation management and changes to forward guidance.
- 3.A upcoming USMCA trade review in July 2026 creates significant trade policy uncertainty, potentially weakening the Canadian Dollar (CAD).
Table of Contents
- Bond markets in focus – USD to strengthen further
- USD: Yield influencing FX again as Fed seen hiking
- What should we expect in the early days of Warsh as Fed Chair?
- Yields I factors supporting higher US yields as well
- US dollar can advance further over the short-term; GBP downside risks
- CAD: Will upcoming USMCA trade review threaten USD/CAD stability?
- Potential outcomes: i) clean extension, ii) painful extension, iii) shift to annual reviews, iv) pivot to bilateral trade deals, and v) early withdrawal
- Weekly Calendar
- Open Trade Ideas
- FX Portfolio
- FX Positioning
- JPY Flows – Portfolio & by investor type
- GMR Economic Indicators
- UNITED STATES - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND TRENDS
- UNITED STATES – INFLATION DEEP DIVE
- FX Correlation Heatmaps
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Authors
Derek HalpennyLee HardmanAbdul-Ahad Lockhart
Securities
DXYBrent Crude2-year US Treasury YieldNasdaq
Themes
Monetary Policy Regime ChangeGeopolitical Energy Supply ShockTrade Policy and Protectionism
Regions
North AmericaEuropeUKUnited StatesJapanUnited Kingdom
