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US Shutdown Fuels AI-Driven Equity Rally as Fed Shifts Focus to Job Risks

The dollar is trading towards the top of its trading range, buoyed by the lack of US data and some challenges faced by the euro and the yen. Yet US consumers remain fearful of their employment prospects, and we doubt the Fed will stray from its path toward two more rate cuts this year. Lower US hedging costs and seasonal trends suggest recent $ strength won't last

US Shutdown Fuels AI-Driven Equity Rally as Fed Shifts Focus to Job Risks
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  • The US government shutdown has shifted the narrative away from the soft labour market, allowing the AI-driven equity rally to dominate. The suspicion is that growth can once again prove more resilient than most expected. Yet the September FOMC meeting made it clear that the Federal Reserve has shifted into risk management mode on jobs and should cut twice more this year.
  • After this recent short squeeze in the dollar, we’re looking for a resumption of the dollar bear trend into Nov-Dec. Lower short-dated US rates will see bond investors raise FX hedge ratios.
  • We think the European Central Bank is done cutting at 2.00%. We’re not looking for the French political crisis to trigger a broader crisis in Europe.

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