Bottle Of Wine? Strong US Dollar And Soaring Inflation Is A Brutal Cocktail For S&P 500 Firms (Will The Fed Pivot To QE Again?)

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The US Dollar keeps strengthening as inflation skyrockets. Good news?

Bear in mind that a strong dollar is a two-edged sword. The US Dollar Index has risen 16% year-over-year, presenting a big hurdle for US firms with business overseas.

That strength of the greenback will rise until the Fed makes a dovish policy pivot.

And that pivot is forecast to occur at the Feb ’23 FOMC meeting.

But will The Fed pivot?

The Biden Cocktail. A fine wine turned to vinegar.

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