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Deutsche Bank projects continued dollar moderation in 2026 on policy and valuation trends
Deutsche Bank expects the U.S. dollar to weaken further next year, building on a 6 Percent slide over the past twelve months. The bank cites valuations, balance of payments pressures, and relative monetary policy cycles as key drivers. The view signals a potential end to the decade-long dollar bull trend.
By Finblage Editorial Desk
11:30 pm
27 November 2025
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