The US dollar is rocking and rolling with stock markets. What is the trade in foreign exchange?

Here is their view, courtesy of eFXnews:

BTMU Research discusses the USD outlook in light of last week’s positive inputs from a more hawkish Fed and a strong jobs report.

So far this year the US dollar has felt like a one way bet given downward momentum has been so strong. Indeed, it has been the worst start to a calendar year since 1987. However, positive developments last week in the US have reintroduced some much needed two way risk back into the outlook for the US dollar.

The Fed provided a more hawkish signal that “further” gradual rate hikes will be required in the coming years if the economy continues to perform in line with the expectations. The Fed’s hawkish policy signal has since been backed up by the release of the much stronger than expected non-farm payrolls report for January,” BTM=U argues.

At the very least, the latest developments provide a timely reminder that the performance of the US dollar is unlikely to remain a one way bet throughout 2018. After the recent sharp sell-off, we remain cautious over chasing the US dollar lower in the near-term,” BTMU advises.