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16 September 2025 

Webinar: Why the Fed easing cycle will trigger the next leg lower in the dollar

Join us on 18 September for a live discussion from our panel of experts on their outlook for the direction of the dollar and key currencies across the G10 space, Asia and Central and Eastern Europe 

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US jobs reports may have underwhelmed this summer, but for global asset markets, they’ve lit a spark of optimism. Investors are now embracing the prospect of a 125-150bp Federal Reserve easing cycle – without the usual spectre of a looming recession. As the Fed pivots, consensus is building for the dollar to weaken into year-end.

Join us the day after the Fed’s September decision for a live discussion of ING’s latest FX Talking update. Our panel of top strategists will unpack the implications of the Fed’s next move and what it means for global currencies:

  • Chris Turner (Global Head of Markets) will detail ING’s latest dollar outlook and explore why USD/JPY remains stubbornly elevated.
  • Francesco Pesole (FX Strategist) will cover the dynamics driving the Australian and Canadian dollars, two key commodity currencies.
  • Frantisek Taborsky (EMEA FX & FI Strategist) will share his view on why the Czech koruna may continue to defy gravity and hold its gains.
  • Deepali Bhargava (Regional Head of Research, Asia Pacific) will discuss whether the Indian rupee can finally catch a break.

Details

Date: Thursday, 18 September

Time: 1400 BST/1500 CEST/0900 ET

The webinar will last 30 minutes, including a Q&A session at the end.

The event will take place online, and the waiting room will open 30 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time. A joining link will be emailed following registration, and you will receive a reminder email 10 minutes before the scheduled start time. Sign up here.

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