The dollar is at risk of a crisis of confidence if US President Donald Trump's trade war causes investors to dump US assets accumulated over the past decade, according to Deutsche Bank. "We are in the midst of a dramatic market shift," George Saravelos, global head of foreign exchange strategy at the bank, wrote in a note to clients. "Given the magnitude of these moves, we are increasingly concerned about the risk of a broader crisis of confidence in the dollar."

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Crypto analyst Miles Deutscher posted on social media that there is now a classic sign that the market is currently leaning towards bearish (lights out mode). The market's reaction to news can tell investors all about sentiment. In a bull trend, the market shrugs off bad news, but the good news goes up as soon as it arrives. In a bear trend, the opposite is true, the market shrugs off good news and the bad news goes down as soon as it arrives. It is important to watch for early signs of a trend ...
Deutsche Bank pointed out that despite raising its forecast for the average price of oil to..., the forecast already covers these expectations, so the bias remains bearish, and crude oil can only be completely bullish in this case