Analyst: Short-term conflicts may limit the room for the US Dollar Index, with the Strait blockade remaining the biggest variable

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2026-03-06 12:23:23

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Ebury strategist Matthew Ryan stated in a report that if the Middle East conflict lasts for a relatively short period, the recent upward momentum of the US dollar may have limited room to grow. He pointed out that the market is currently pricing in a conflict lasting about a month based on signals from Trump. In this scenario, the dollar’s gains should be restrained, and once the conflict ends, a correction is likely. However, broader regional involvement and the ongoing blockade of the Strait of Hormuz “pose clear risks.” He believes this will lead to further surges in oil prices, which will boost the dollar and hurt risk-sensitive currencies. (Jin10)

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