According to Odaily, analysts at Société Générale suggest that the Federal Reserve might begin cutting interest rates in September, but any depreciation of the dollar is expected to be limited. The bank's forex strategists noted that the dollar's rebound in 2021-2022 has provided ample room for downward correction. However, unless the U.S. economy slows down significantly more than anticipated, U.S. interest rates are 'very unlikely' to approach pre-pandemic levels of 2020.They highlighted that the most significant fluctuations are expected in the dollar-yen exchange rate, which could drop from the current 156.197 to 140 by early 2025. The yen has been the currency most adversely affected by rising U.S. interest rates and yields. Additionally, they mentioned that at some point in 2024 or 2025, the euro-dollar exchange rate might increase from the current 1.0850 to 1.15.
