New York, 2 July 2026 – The US dollar is drawing renewed attention from Wall Street strategists as investors reassess whether the greenback is preparing for a stronger breakout after months of choppy trading, even as softer US labour market data briefly pressured the currency.
The dollar has been caught between competing forces this year. On one side, resilient US growth, relatively high interest rates and safe-haven demand have supported the currency. On the other, expectations of future Federal Reserve policy easing, concerns over fiscal deficits and periodic risk-on moves in global equities have limited sustained upside.
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