16:30 - 15.09.2026

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September 15, Fineko/abc.az. According to an analysis by Bloomberg, sharp pullbacks across global bond, equity, gold, and credit markets are driving up demand for cash, thereby bolstering the position of the US dollar. In the current macroeconomic environment—marked by simultaneous sell-offs across nearly all asset classes—the American currency is expected to maintain its strong footing.

The report notes that while net positioning in the dollar has gradually turned positive since late May, there remains substantial room for market participants to expand dollar-bullish positions.

Furthermore, the analysis highlights the dollar's carry cost advantage: excluding the Australian dollar and the Norwegian krone, the US currency offers a positive deposit rate differential against all other G-10 currencies. Should the US Federal Reserve (Fed) raise interest rates this week in line with market expectations, this rate spread is projected to widen further in favor of the dollar.