DBV News and Press, Invesco DB G10 Currency Harvest Fund From 06/01/22

Global disequilibrium is the general state of the world. The U.S. dollar retains its position as the perceived strong currency in the world, the "safe haven" people can count on. This is not going to change in the near term. For further details see: The U.S. Dollar: Stro...

The ECB pursues an expansionary monetary policy as the Fed prepares to reduce its balance sheet. The Bank of Japan maintains a dovish stance in the face of inflation. Instability in China’s economy could cause a flight to safety, leading to a stronger dollar. For furt...

Labor force productivity has been falling off for years, and this has had a major impact upon the growth of the economy, which only provides more problems for the Fed. The Biden government needs to shift its focus from stimulating the demand side of the economy and giving more attenti...

The U.S. Dollar Index is back over 100. The Federal debt is over $30 trillion. The trade balance deficit is increasing, and at the present rate, it will be over $1 trillion on an annual basis. The Fed is raising interest rates. For further details see: The U.S. Dolla...

The uncertainty over the economic outlook is now arguably the highest it has been over the past several years. The war in Ukraine is having a significant impact on trade flows - particularly in agricultural commodities. Alongside China lockdowns, bottlenecks look set to worsen in the ...

The Fed can't taper Quantitative Easing (QE) without really hurting the market. Tapering of QE will signal a shift by the Fed to tighter monetary policy. Tapering will signal the end an era of Fed ease and the onset of higher inflation and interest rates, the market’s event...

Many investors took comments from Federal Reserve officials, especially the leadership, as evidence of complacency over inflation. As monetary support for the recovery/expansion was removed, the economy would weaken. A dramatic swing in Fed expectations helped spark a recovery, an...

Sometimes the dollar is the key mover, and other times, it is sort of serves as a fulcrum among the major currencies. The powerful reflation theme spurred by optimism over the vaccine, US fiscal stimulus, and broadening of Asia Pacific's recovery is being expressed in the foreign exch...

The pullback in the dollar that began with the January job report looks to have been completed last week. We expect the stimulus bill to allow the dollar to continue to recover. However, that will be followed by the impact of the fiscal stimulus in Europe and concerns that can be ...

The rally of US benchmarks to new record highs helped lift most Asia Pacific markets today, but the bulls are pausing in Europe, and there has been little follow-through buying of US shares. China reported a surge in January lending, a typical calendar effect as new lending quotas are...