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2019•Journal of Corporate Accounting & FinanceOpen access

The U.S. Dollar index cycle: Depreciation coming?

Damir Tokic

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Abstract The recent U.S. Dollar Index countertrend rally will likely reverse to the longer‐term downtrend due to: (a) narrowing interest rate differentials, (b) rising U.S. budget deficit, and (c) the geopolitical trend of dedollarization.

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Abstract The recent U.S. Dollar Index countertrend rally will likely reverse to the longer‐term downtrend due to: (a) narrowing interest rate differentials, (b) rising U.S. budget deficit, and (c) the geopolitical trend of dedollarization.

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Abstract The recent U.S. Dollar Index countertrend rally will likely reverse to the longer‐term downtrend due to: (a) narrowing interest rate differentials, (b) rising U.S. budget deficit, and (c) the geopolitical trend of dedollarization.

Key concepts: Depreciation (economics), Liberian dollar, Index (typography), Economics, Us dollar, Monetary economics, Term (time), U.S. Dollar Index

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