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Dollar to Decline: DoubleLine Capital Predicts a Bearish Outlook
Wednesday, Jun 4, 2025 10:46 am ET1min read
The US dollar is expected to depreciate in the short to medium term, according to Capital's Jeffrey Sherman. He attributes the overvaluation to capital flight and government support for a weaker dollar to stimulate exports and economic growth. The US Dollar Index has declined by nearly 9% year to date, reflecting the broader trend of dollar depreciation.
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