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- USD bear run is overdone – ING
USD bear run is overdone – ING
The Dollar plummeted after a softer-than-expected US CPI reading. Economists at ING analyze USD outlook.
Dollar slump looks overdone
We still think a turn in activity data – more than the disinflation story – is needed to take the Dollar sustainably lower, and the move appears overdone also from a short-term valuation perspective.
Today, October Retail Sales will be watched closely after coming in very strong in September. Consensus is for a 0.3% MoM decline in the headline figure but a 0.2% increase in the index excluding auto and gas. The dollar should be very sensitive to the release. A soft reading may fuel speculation that softer growth is coming through and could add to disinflation to trigger more Fed dovish bets. However, US activity data has had a tendency to surprise on the upside, if anything, and it may be too early to see a slew of soft readings.
See – US Retail Sales Preview: Forecasts from seven major banks, retreat in consumption for first time since March
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