USD zerfällt? Hohe Zinsen ziehen normalerweise Kapital an und stärken Währungen - hier nicht #gold
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- 04 Sept 2026, 06:02 UTC
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- 04 Sept 2026, 08:26 UTC
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The US Dollar Index (DXY) is exhibiting a bearish trend, currently trading around 99.021. This is a continuation of a downward movement from recent highs. The 30-year US Treasury yields have also shown a decline, falling to 5.236%. Historically, higher yields often correlate with a stronger dollar, and the current trend suggests a decoupling or a reversal of that relationship. The index has fallen significantly from its peaks, indicating a potential loss of confidence or shift in market sentiment away from the dollar. The analysis suggests that this trend is likely to continue, with the DXY expected to move lower. A key indicator of this weakening is the decline in long-term US Treasury yields, which have moved from levels not seen since 2007. The overall sentiment points towards further depreciation of the US dollar against other major currencies.
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