[Global Network Financial Comprehensive Report] On April 28, according to the financial blog site ZeroHedge, citing a Goldman Sachs report, "Do not be misled by short-term relief," Goldman Sachs warned that "the dollar's weakness is structural." According to Goldman Sachs analyst Rikin Shah in the latest research report, the market is still far from being out of danger, as the negative impact of tariff policies on the U.S. economy may not become more apparent until mid-May or early June.
In addition, a previous report by Reuters pointed out that Goldman Sachs chief economist Jan Hatzius stated that the dollar will further decline, severely impacted by uncertainties surrounding U.S. tariffs and concerns about economic recession.
The report also pointed out that Deutsche Bank believes that as the dollar loses favor, the euro could rise from its current 1.13 dollars to 1.30 dollars over the remainder of this decade. (Wen Hui)