BBH sees DXY rangebound at 96-100, driven by rate differentials as risk sentiment stabilizes post-March.
Standard Chartered cuts Japan 2026 GDP to 0.7%, lifts CPI to 2.0%; BoJ tightening delayed to Q3 2026.
U.S. Import Price Index increased 2.1% year-on-year in March, accelerating from 1.3% in the previous reading.
U.S. export price index increased 5.6% year-on-year in March, accelerating from 3.5% in the prior period.
Canada’s wholesale sales rose 2% in February, missing expectations of 2.3%, signaling slightly slower growth.
US Import Price Index rose 0.8% in March, missing forecasts of 2%, indicating slower-than-expected import inflation.
U.S. Export Price Index increased 1.6% month-on-month in March, surpassing forecasts for a 1.5% rise.
New York’s Empire State Manufacturing Index rose to 11 in April, beating expectations of -0.5 significantly.
EUR/GBP stays rangebound but may rise toward 0.88 by autumn as UK risks weigh sterling.
Dollar dominance faces gradual erosion as US share shrinks; alternatives remain constrained, leaving no clear successor.
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