Group 1 - The US dollar index has fallen to a two-week low, with traders focusing on the G7 meeting for any signs of the Trump administration's desire for a weaker dollar [1] - Bloomberg's dollar spot index declined by 0.4% for the third consecutive day, indicating a bearish trend in the dollar's performance [1][3] - Japan's Finance Minister, Taro Aso, is seeking opportunities for currency negotiations with US Treasury Secretary Scott Posen, suggesting a potential openness from the Trump administration towards dollar depreciation [1] Group 2 - Citigroup predicts that the dollar may further decline after the G7 meeting, as global leaders discuss exchange rate policies as part of trade negotiations with the US [4] - Concerns over the US budget deficit are putting pressure on the dollar, with discussions among lawmakers about a tax cut plan that could result in a $4.5 trillion revenue loss over the next decade [4] - Moody's recently downgraded the US debt rating due to the inability to curb the trend of large fiscal deficits, which adds to the bearish sentiment towards the dollar [4]
美元指数跌至两周低点 市场紧盯G7会议释放弱美元信号
智通财经网·2025-05-21 06:26