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Stock markets outside the US, particularly those in emerging markets, typically perform well when the dollar is weaker, says Nigel Green.

He adds that U.S. large caps and multinationals are also likely to do well as much of their profits are generated in countries where the currencies are becoming stronger.

Sectors that can be expected to do well with a weaker greenback include energy and industrial commodities because they are traded in dollars and, therefore, as the dollar declines, they become less expensive for non-US-based buyers.
Tech should also do relatively well as much of the revenue also comes from outside the United States.

Nigel Green concludes: “The dollar’s decade-long rally is coming to an end and this is going to impact global investors, who should now be re-evaluating their portfolios to seize the opportunities in a new cycle.”
Stock markets outside the US, particularly those in emerging markets, typically perform well when the dollar is weaker, says Nigel Green.

He adds that U.S. large caps and multinationals are also likely to do well as much of their profits are generated in countries where the currencies are becoming stronger.

Sectors that can be expected to do well with a weaker greenback include energy and industrial commodities because they are traded in dollars and, therefore, as the dollar declines, they become less expensive for non-US-based buyers.
Tech should also do relatively well as much of the revenue also comes from outside the United States.

Nigel Green concludes: “The dollar’s decade-long rally is coming to an end and this is going to impact global investors, who should now be re-evaluating their portfolios to seize the opportunities in a new cycle.”