Macro Commentary: Structural Dollar Weakness and Its Impact on U.S. Equities
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"In an environment where the dollar is falling, historically, U.S. growth stocks have been the worst place to be invested. The underlying reality is that a structural weakness in the dollar forces asset prices, especially in cyclical areas like mining or overseas markets, to perform better while tech heavy indices suffer."
— Julian Brigden
Julian Brigden provides commentary on the consequences of a weakening U.S. dollar. He warns that while the weak dollar environment may boost non-U.S. equities and cyclical sectors, U.S. growth stocks, particularly tech names, are penalized. This insight offers investors a macro lens for rebalancing portfolios in anticipation of potential underperformance in U.S. tech due to currency headwinds.
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