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‘We were wrong.’ Why Morgan Stanley changed its tune on the U.S. dollar — and what it expects now.

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‘We were wrong.’ Why Morgan Stanley changed its tune on the U.S. dollar — and what it expects now.

Rising bond yields and expected Fed rate hikes have wrecked the bank’s forecast for the buck

‘We were wrong.’ Why Morgan Stanley changed its tune on the U.S. dollar — and what it expects now.

Source：MarketWatch

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