A stronger dollar is collateral damage. The ECB is also hawking, but the Bank of England is sitting still and the Bank of Japan is still on the loose edge – the relative strength of the dollar will neutralise emerging markets and commodities
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- AdelaideFox·08-31 14:12Dollar debt stress is the missing link here. A stronger dollar also tightens EM funding and pulls capital out before commodities even reactLikeReport