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JPMorgan’s Bearish Dollar Stance Challenged by Iran Oil Shock
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JPMorgan’s Bearish Dollar Stance Challenged by Iran Oil Shock

Bloomberg · Mar 2, 2026 · Collected from RSS

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A sustained oil price shock as conflict between the US and Iran escalates and snarls tanker traffic across the Middle East is the biggest threat to JPMorgan Chase & Co’s view that the dollar will weaken this year, according to the bank’s foreign-exchange strategists.

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