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Recent U.S. dollar weakness will stall in the coming three months despite financial market traders ramping up bets for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, according to a majority of foreign exchange strategists surveyed by Reuters.
Reuters polled over 100 foreign exchange forecasters Aug. 30-Sept. 4 on U.S. dollar rates versus major currencies as well as the Chinese yuan, Russian rouble, Indian rupee, Brazilian real, Turkish lira and many others.
> Dollar weakness to stall as markets over-egg Fed rate cuts EUR/POLL
> Almost no further EMFX gains in 3 months as U.S. navigates soft landing EMRG/POLL
> Brazil's real on the up, but to stay restrained by fiscal worries BRL/POLL
> Canadian dollar rally to resume in 2025 if global economy picks up CAD/POLL
> Czech crown set to lead CEE currencies, forint held back CEEU/POLL
> RBI to keep rupee in narrow trading range INR/POLL
> reuters://realtime/verb=Open/url=cpurl://apps.cp./Apps/fx-polls?RIC=EUR= detailed Reuters poll data by currency pair
(Global Reuters Polls Team)
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