Dollar May Rise in 2017, Becoming High Yield Currency: Deutsche
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(Bloomberg) -- It will only take a Fed funds rate of 1.0% to turn the dollar into a G-10 high yielder, Deutsche Bank strategists including Alan Ruskin, write in note.
Alert: HALISTER1- If Fed tightens once in 2016 and twice in 2017, as DB expects, then regression-based rules of thumb on short-term rates suggest USD could gain between 5% and 10% versus EUR, GBP and AUD
- USD is the major currency likely to benefit the most from a fiscal stimulus in current circumstances
- 2017 is expected to mark a shift to greater fiscal accommodation in G-10, based on fiscal multipliers, credit risk, sensitivity to external account deterioration and, most importantly, the monetary response
- EUR/USD seen ending 2017 at 0.95; USD/JPY at 94.0; GBP/USD at 1.15 and AUD/USD at 0.63
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