US dollar rises in all conditions

The US dollar has risen once again, benefiting from the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance, the European energy shock, and financial risks, with expectations of further interest rate hikes in the coming months. Morgan Stanley raised its forecast for the dollar index from 96 to 102 points, explaining that rising oil prices and inflation are putting pressure on the US economy. Meanwhile, the euro and other European currencies are weakening further due to the energy crisis and geopolitical tensions, boosting the dollar’s status as a safe haven and driving global capital flows into dollar-denominated assets. As a result, US Treasury yields have reached their highest levels since 2007, with borrowing costs at elevated levels. The market remains poised for additional rate increases amid declining consumer confidence and the depreciation of European currencies.

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