Rampant Dollar Has Room to Run as Fed Gears Up for More Hikes

  • Pound fell below $1.14 for first time since 1985 Friday
  • Traders see chance of a 100-basis-point hike next week
Rabobank's Foley Sees 'Nasty Numbers' Ahead for Pound, Euro
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The ascendant dollar is wreaking havoc across foreign-exchange markets as traders brace for the Federal Reserve to continue hiking interest rates aggressively.

Over the past week, the pound dropped past $1.14 for the first time since 1985, the Australian dollar hit a fresh two-year low against the greenback and China’s yuan fell to the lowest since 2020, pushing past the 7-per-dollar mark.