Dollar Going to Remain Quite Firm, Says Rabobank's Foley

The video discusses the recent performance of the dollar, highlighting its strength due to central bank actions and interest rate expectations. It explores market volatility, particularly in the FX markets, and the potential impact of bond volatility. The discussion extends to Asian currencies, considering economic factors like GDP growth, central bank policies, and export performance. The video also touches on the implications of quantitative easing and the expected increase in volatility as these measures are reduced.

What is the main factor that is expected to keep the US dollar strong according to the first section?

• Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes

• Rising oil prices

• Increasing unemployment rates

• Decreasing consumer sentiment

In the context of the euro-dollar pair, what is expected to cause market volatility?

• Natural disasters

• Political instability in Europe

• Interest rate differentials

• Trade agreements

What concern is associated with the Bank of England's potential interest rate hike?

• It will only affect exports

• It might be too late

• It could be too soon

• It will have no effect

How does quantitative easing affect market volatility according to the third section?

• It only affects stock markets

• It decreases volatility

• It increases volatility

• It has no effect

Which Asian currency remained strong despite the rising US dollar?

• Indian Rupee

• Japanese Yen

• Chinese Yuan

• Korean Won