The US economy will be decisive for the further development of the Dollar. The question is how long the solid growth will hold, despite significantly higher interest rates. At present, demand indicators still point to a robust economy. However, we see indications of a looming slowdown in a number of areas. These include the labor market, credit growth and the development of savings.
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