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The dollar could stay strong through year-end, but policy uncertainty and shifting sentiment may fuel a longer-term slide. Explore ETFs to position for both scenarios.
It seems the only reason why the US Treasury and Scott Bessent are getting involved in defending the yen is because they don’t want US Treasuries to be a source of funds for the Japanese. But the historical evidence is clear that intervention is only a very temporary salve, writes Peter Boockvar, editor of The Boock Report.
A hawkish Fed may not be off the table. Despite a recent pullback, Fed hike bets remain elevated. Here we present some ETFs that could benefit.
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UUP and other currency ETFs are in focus as a stronger U.S. dollar outlook meets longer-term diversification trends that could reshape global reserve allocations.
The dollar remains supported by a hawkish Fed, but structural shifts could reshape its long-term outlook. Explore ETFs to position for both scenarios.
As investors grapple with inflation, AI-trade concerns and geopolitical risks, these ETFs could offer tactical opportunities.
UUP reaches a new 52-week high as a stronger dollar benefits from hawkish Fed expectations and risk-off sentiment.
Kevin Warsh‘s hawkish debut as Federal Reserve Chair revived one of the market’s most reliable plays — going long the dollar when the central bank looks ready to hike interest rates. The U.S. Dollar Index – as tracked by the Invesco DB U.S. Dollar Index Bullish Fund – rose 0.8% to above 100.15 on Thursday, its highest level since May 2025 and the cap on a roughly 13-month climb. The move followed a Federal Open Market Committee meeting that broke sharply with March. Nine of the 19 participants p
Fed holds rates steady but turns more hawkish. Here's how AI, Japan, dollar, small-cap and dividend ETFs could benefit from a higher-for-longer rate backdrop.
The dollar index has traded between 95.55 and 100.64 for over a year, since May 2025. The trend since September 2022 is bearish, while the path of least resistance since the March 2008 low remains bullish. The current consolidation phase could lead to a move that breaks the short-term bearish or long-term bullish trends.
Iran peace talks face fresh risks as oil surged on Monday. ETFs tied to energy, commodities, income, the dollar and AI could help navigate volatility.
The dollar hit a six-week high amid Iran deal uncertainty. ETFs tied to the dollar may gain, while gold and emerging markets could struggle.
Dollar bulls are back as Fed hike expectations. Rising yields are powering the dollar's biggest weekly gain in months. Here we discuss a few ETFs worth watching.
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SPDR Gold Trust gains for a third week as geopolitics, central bank buying, and a weaker dollar support gold despite volatility and rate uncertainty.
Gold posts third weekly gain on geopolitics, Fed outlook & central bank demand -- but volatility lingers. Should you play gold ETFs now?
Small-cap ETFs show resilience amid war jitters, backed by domestic focus, lower energy risks for the United States, a steady Fed and earnings strength.
March winners were clear -- Shipping, Energy, Commodities & Volatility ETFs surged as war risks, supply shocks, and market swings drove big gains.
Q1 2026's top sectors are in -- Energy, Telecom, and Space led the rally as disruption, 5G growth, and IPO buzz powered standout ETF gains.
Oil shock and Iran war reshaped Q1, sending some leveraged energy ETFs soaring.
War-driven volatility crushed global markets in March, but leveraged ETFs surged. Oil, VIX, and inverse plays dominated the winners' list.
Iran war reshaped Q1 markets: energy, shipping & lithium ETFs surged while tech and airlines lagged as inflation fears and oil shocks rattled sentiment.
Gold ETFs slump amid rising yields and a strong dollar, but easing inflation risks, central bank demand and de-dollarization may fuel long-term upside.
The US dollar is at the center of today's Fed decision. Powell doesn't have to move rates to move markets.
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