Focus - Currency Matters August 2025

Aug 5, 2025
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Updated: Sep 3, 2025

In our latest Currency Matters publication we continue to expect the USD to weaken after the last few weeks of consolidation. The softer than expected US employment report for July (and NFP revisions) may signal that the US economy hit a soft patch, or that it will soften further. The futures implied money market curve is showing implied rates at 3% for this cycle again. On the charts the USD remains open to further losses. If you would like to read our report, contact us at info@tricio-advisors.com.

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