Deutsche Bank said AI driven adjustments may weaken USD safe-haven characteristics
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Deutsche Bank believes that AI driven market adjustments may cause USD to fall in tandem with U.S. stocks, weakening USD traditional safe-haven characteristics.
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Deutsche Bank:AI USD The era has arrived,USD safe-haven characteristics weaken
PANews October 30 reported that Deutsche Bank said that AI driven market adjustments may change the traditional relationship between USD and U.S. stocks,USD is no longer necessarily a safe-haven asset. Recently, technology stocks and USD weakened in tandem, reflecting that USD faces more two-sided risks than the market had previously priced in. One reason is that overseas investors' investment in U.S. stocks is at an unprecedented scale. Overseas investors currently hold more than 20000000000000 USD, of which approximately 90%of the asset growth came from rising share prices rather than new purchases. Another key factor is the change in stock-hedging mechanisms. Over the past decade, the U.S. stock market has been negatively correlated with USD, providing investors with a strong incentive not to hedge currency risk. Once the U.S. stock market suffers a shock due to domestic factors,USD may fall in tandem with U.S. stocks, exacerbating overseas investors' losses. If U.S. real yields and the stock market decline simultaneously, it would mean that the market is revising downward its expectations for AI capital expenditure...
PANews relayed Deutsche Bank's statement that AI driven market adjustments may change the traditional relationship between USD and U.S. stocks.
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The original report stated that recently technology stocks and USD weakened in tandem.
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Overseas investors hold more than 20000000000000 USD, of which approximately 90%of the asset growth came from rising share prices rather than new purchases.
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Over the past decade, the U.S. stock market has been negatively correlated with USD.
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Deutsche Bank believes that if the U.S. stock market suffers a shock due to domestic factors,USD may fall in tandem with U.S. stocks, exacerbating overseas investors' losses.
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In the past, U.S. stocks were negatively correlated with USD, providing investors with an incentive not to hedge currency risk. Deutsche Bank has now raised a possibility: if U.S. stocks fall due to domestic factors in the United States,USD may also weaken simultaneously, meaning overseas investors could suffer both stock and currency losses at the same time.
Why it matters to readers
If USD no longer provides a buffer when U.S. stocks fall, the risks associated with overseas investors holding U.S. stocks may increase, and traditional currency-hedging assumptions may also need to be revised.
Beginners may focus on observing whether USD, technology stocks, and U.S. real yields continue to weaken in tandem, but the original text presents an institutional view and a possible scenario, not a confirmed outcome.
Risks and unknowns
The content is PANews' relay of Deutsche Bank's view and does not provide the original Deutsche Bank report.
The main text is truncated at the end, so the complete assessment regarding AI capital expenditure expectations cannot be confirmed.
USD Whether it and U.S. stocks will continue to fall in tandem in the future has not yet been confirmed.
The scale of overseas investors' holdings and the composition data of approximately 90%cannot be verified from the materials provided.
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