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quietstorm
quietstorm PRO newbie
DXY Mar 10
Just watched a video about DXY correlation with other markets. The guy was saying that a weaker dollar usually means stronger commodities. Makes sense, but I'm still trying to wrap my head around the inverse relationship with equities. Anyone have a good resource that explains this in more detail? I'm trying to understand the smart money flow.
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deepblue411 PRO newbie Mar 16
Hi Theresa, I've been trying to understand those correlations too! It seems like when the dollar weakens, like it has a bit today with the Fed news, commodities often get a boost. Equities are a bit trickier, sometimes they move with the dollar, sometimes against. I think it's about risk appetite – if the dollar is weak, maybe investors feel safer buying riskier assets like stocks?
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