Slowing Eurozone, lower oil, Fed’s inflation concern and Bank of Japan’s refusal to raise rates bullish for US Dollar
Sam Adelton
Nov. 18, 2006

US Dollar may be getting ready for a long-term bull market. That can be equally bearish for gold and other commodities. The factors influencing dollar’s possible massive bull moves are four. First is the slowing Eurozone that was unexpected and the ECB is foxed at this stage if they should cut rates or raise rates. The Bank of Japan’s refusal to raise rates says Japan will fight tooth and nail to hold the Yen lower. In spite of possible trade backlash the possibility of Japan raising its Yen value is distant if not out of horizon.

The other factor is the lower oil price and resulting lower US trade deficit. While China issued a warning after Democrats took hold of Congress about diversifying out of dollar, they actually bought biggest amount of US Treasuries last week than ever. While China can be upset, people who control China are bullish on America.

Dallas Fed Bank President Richard Fisher said yesterday policy makers have ``no tolerance'''' for inflation above 2 percent. If that is true is really bullish for dollar. Fed will continue to raise rates based on inflation gauge of theirs no matter what happens to the economy.

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