️ Everyone Expected the Dollar to Fall, but It Has Risen Sharply
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“We were wrong.” With these two words Morgan Stanley currency analysts abandon their forecast of a weakening of the dollar and drastically change their estimates of the course... “We were wrong”: Why Morgan Stanley changed its mind about the dollar and the euro - NAUTEBORICS
Morgan Stanley, one of the leading banks in the US, revised its forecast that the dollar would weaken in 2026, now predicting that the dollar will strengthen by mid-2027.
Morgan Stanley revised its forecasts, stating that its expectation that the dollar would continue to depreciate in the second half of 2026 did not materialize. The institution now predicts that, supported by the Fed's hawkish stance and relatively strong US interest rates, the dollar index will rise to 104 by mid-2027, while the euro/dollar exchange rate will fall to 1.10.
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