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Morgan Stanley warns currency traders that worst is still to come for dollar
By Rebecca Spalding
Bloomberg News
Saturday, July 30, 2016
The dollar is set to fall 5 percent in the next few months, the Federal Reserve isn't raising interest rates any time soon, and U.S. economic data is only going to get worse.
That's what Morgan Stanley chief global currency strategist Hans Redeker told clients in a note published Thursday, citing in-house indicators showing U.S. domestic demand is set to fade in the coming months.
It didn't take long for markets to prove him prescient. The greenback fell 1.3 percent Friday, capping its worst week since April, after the Commerce Department said U.S. second-quarter gross domestic product advanced at about half the rate economists had forecast. ...
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