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Rate differentials unlikely to buoy the dollar for long

The relationships between the dollar’s value against other “majors” and the gaps between expected interest rates in the US and those elsewhere appear to be re-establishing themselves. This has been good news for the greenback in recent months. But if the relationships strengthen further, we would not expect them to result in a much stronger US currency, given the prospects for monetary and fiscal policy.

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