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Another bumpy week for the US dollar
The dollar is starting the week on the softer side. The fact that the US did not launch a military strike on Iran this weekend is probably one factor behind the dollar selling, but trade uncertainty and what it means for the US economy is another. Please see our macro team's update on the most recent US trade policy developments here. On the trade side, the world now has to deal with a 15% Section 122 import surcharge, rather than the varying tariff levels imposed under the prior IEEPA regime. This means that the likes of China and Brazil could get lower tariff rates, but countries such as the UK and Australia would ... (full story)
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