10 Oct 2014
Dovish FOMC minutes may suggest strong dollar phase not here yet - Societe Generale
FXStreet (Łódź) - Kit Juckes, Global Head of Currency Strategy at Societe Generale believes that this week´s dovish FOMC minutes could point to the fact that the dollar hasn't entered a 'strong phase' yet.
Key Quotes
"The dollar has rallied too far, too fast since July on the back of good data and a small change in the FOMC language."
"Long dollar positions became excessive and the FOMC minutes were a catalyst for a clear-out."
"Maybe the dovish nature of the minutes is a reminder that we have not yet moved to a ‘strong dollar' phase, just a correction from excessive under-valuation, and downside pressure will continue to increase on high yielders, commodity currencies and the euro."
Key Quotes
"The dollar has rallied too far, too fast since July on the back of good data and a small change in the FOMC language."
"Long dollar positions became excessive and the FOMC minutes were a catalyst for a clear-out."
"Maybe the dovish nature of the minutes is a reminder that we have not yet moved to a ‘strong dollar' phase, just a correction from excessive under-valuation, and downside pressure will continue to increase on high yielders, commodity currencies and the euro."