For years, the idea of a permanently strong dollar has shaped global market thinking. Higher U.S. rates, relative economic resilience, and safe haven demand reinforced the belief that capital would consistently flow toward dollar assets. That narrative is now showing signs of strain as global capital allocation becomes more selective and more nuanced. This does […]
For much of the past decade, betting on a strong dollar felt like a reliable macro position. Higher interest rates, relative economic strength, and global uncertainty consistently supported dollar demand. Today, that confidence is fading quietly rather than collapsing suddenly, and the reasons matter for how markets may behave next. This is not a story […]
Global oil prices slipped on Wednesday as investors turned risk-averse and the U.S. dollar strengthened across major currency pairs. Brent crude eased to around 64.38 dollars a barrel while U.S. West Texas Intermediate traded near 60.46 dollars. The decline reflected a wider pullback in equities and a strong move toward safe-haven assets. Asian markets opened […]
