By Sarupya Ganguly
BENGALURU (Reuters) -Traders will be net short on the U.S. dollar through November as the currency weakens over coming months on continued bets of multiple Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, a Reuters survey of foreign exchange strategists showed on Wednesday.
Rate futures are currently pricing three to four cuts by end-2026 on top of the two already delivered at recent FOMC meetings, even though Chair Jerome Powell recently suggested a December cut was anything but certain amid growing divisions within the Fed over future cuts.
Policy decisions have been further complicated by an unprecedented 36-day U.S. government shutdown that has stalled several key economic releases, leaving officials with limited visibility on the economy and increasingly dependent on private

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