Hedge funds are reportedly shorting the dollar as fears rise over its status as the world's number one currency
reported Monday, citing data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, that net futures and forward positions held by leveraged funds against eight currencies not including the dollar, fell to negative 7,881 contracts last week.
Expansionary monetary and fiscal policy tends to drive down bond yields, and lower interest rates. A lower interest rate makes saving in US dollars less attractive.
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