Chelsey Dulaney
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113 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2017
last heard Apr 2018
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And now...
Investors are now holding about $8 billion in bets against the dollar.
And so there's a pretty broad consensus among investors that over the medium to long term, the dollar will be declining.
And a lot of that is the path for interest rate increases is looking increasingly grim.
And a lot of what people were expecting to boost the dollar was from the Trump administration, fiscal stimulus, tax reform.
And so that also has gotten sort of held up in political wrangling.
So for investors, there just don't seem to be a lot of reasons to be bullish on the dollar right now.
Yeah.
When something small happens in the market, everybody rushes to cover those bets really quickly.
And so it can spark a short covering rally type thing.
Yes, definitely.
So the weaker dollar is generally pretty good for companies that have a big exporting business.
Companies like P&G, Coca-Cola, any big multinational, they get a big benefit whenever the dollar weakens because their products become more competitive overseas and the value of what they sell overseas becomes more when they translate it back.
So they've recently started a lot of companies in this most recent earnings season.
We're starting to reference a weaker dollar will probably help us out down the line.
It does, yes.
A lot of commodities are priced in dollars.
So if you're an investor overseas, it becomes more affordable.
So that tends to boost the prices, and that can sort of have a ripple effect on prices.
a lot of emerging market nations and commodity exporters.
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