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Abstract:The global forex market continues to show volatility, with the U.S. dollar fluctuating last week but overall maintaining a strong upward trend. How long can this momentum last?
As the global economic landscape evolves, the performance of major currencies will be influenced, with particular attention on the movements of the U.S. dollar, euro, pound, and yen.
The U.S. economy remains relatively strong, supported by a robust labor market and persistent high inflation, which have pushed up bond yields and directly increased demand for the dollar. Investors widely expect the Federal Reserve to maintain higher interest rates and possibly raise them further in 2025, which provides support for the dollar. Additionally, U.S. tax cuts and tariff policies further bolster the dollars attractiveness on the global stage.
Meanwhile, the eurozone economy continues to face significant uncertainties. The market generally expects the European Central Bank to potentially lower interest rates more aggressively than the Federal Reserve, which has raised concerns about the euro. Political uncertainties, such as France's budget issues and the German elections, have intensified worries about the economic outlook in the eurozone. As a result, the euros downward trend persists and may deepen in 2025.
While the British pound has seen some recovery recently, UK economic data remains weak, and market concerns about the UK's economic future persist. Retail sales data and the Bank of England's policy decisions in the coming weeks will be key factors influencing the pounds trajectory. If economic data continues to underperform, the pound could face further downward pressure.
As for the Japanese yen, in 2025, it will continue to be pressured by the widening U.S.-Japan interest rate differential. Although there are ongoing concerns about potential intervention by the Bank of Japan, technically, the yens exchange rate against the dollar may continue to fluctuate within the 155-160 range, with limited short-term risk of a significant downward break.
In addition, the global market will closely monitor the monetary policy moves of the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, as well as the performance of global economic data. The upcoming U.S. nonfarm payroll report is expected to cause significant market fluctuations. Investors must keep a close watch on how these data points affect the dollars movement. Meanwhile, factors such as changes in global supply chains, geopolitical events, and inflationary pressures will also play an important role in the forex market throughout 2025.
In summary, the forex market in 2025 will continue to be full of both challenges and opportunities. Changes in central bank policies, economic data, and global uncertainties will dictate the movement of major currencies. Investors will need to remain flexible and seize opportunities presented by market volatility.
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