US FX WRAP: Dollar gains as traders no longer fully price one 25bps Fed rate cut in 2026

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The recent shift in traders' expectations regarding the Fed’s rate cuts has strengthened the dollar, indicating a more hawkish outlook as the likelihood of a 25bps cut in 2026 is no longer fully priced in. This adjustment could influence cross-asset correlations, especially with currencies like the Euro and Yen, potentially bringing upward pressure on the dollar and impacting risk sentiment in equities and commodities.

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