The net multi-head opening of the dollar rose to $39.8 billion, 20 years high

According to the early release of In 2021 A, analysts indicated that the United States dollar as a whole net additional exposure in foreign exchange futures rose to $39.8 billion, a 20-year high. As at 7 July, the ICE indexed futures account for business in Central Africa had more than 133,000 net headers. Speculative funds hold a strong position in the United States dollar, but the risk of multiple dealings is declining. United States economic data and Federal Reserve policy are expected to support the dollar, but high position increases price vulnerability, and United States data or changes in Federal Reserve policy may magnify the dollar。