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Fx daily high bar for a dollar correction

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FX Daily: 美元修正的门槛很高

ING THINKupdated 10/17/2026
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The dollar may stay firm near term on a hawkish Fed and fragile markets, with short-lived dips. EUR/USD is back above 1.120 but the French risk premium persists, and 1.110/1.112 could be tested. Canadian September job rebound should support a December BoC hike, not October. The Polish NBP delays hikes to 2027, with EUR/PLN shifting to 4.380-4.400.

Institution
ING THINK
Published
10/09/2026
Research topic
EUR/USD · US Dollar (DXY) · Crude Oil (WTI)
Time horizon
near-term · 2027
EUR/USD · EURUSDUS Dollar (DXY) · DXYCrude Oil (WTI) · WTIInflation · CPIFed Policy · FED

Key arguments

  • Fragile bonds and hawkish Fed keep USD supported; dips are short-lived.
  • EUR/USD upside held back by French fiscal premium; 1.110/1.112 test possible.
  • Canadian jobs rebound supports December BoC hike, but October looks premature.
  • NBP unlikely to hike in November, pushing tightening into 2027.

Key numbers

EUR/USD near-term test
1.110/1.112
Canada September payroll consensus
+10k
Canada unemployment rate
6.5%
OAT-Bund 10y spread
140bp
EUR/PLN new trading range
4.380-4.400

Main risks

  • A broader dollar correction could derail near-term USD strength.
  • French fiscal or political surprises may jolt the euro and OAT-Bund spread.
  • Risk-off sentiment and higher energy prices could widen EUR/PLN beyond range.

Corresponding source evidence

  1. French premium isn’t likely to leave the euro very soon, and risks remain of a test of 1.110 in the near term. · near-term
  2. In Canada, jobs numbers should have improved in September, but an October hike looks premature A hawkish Fed and fragile market sentiment should support a slightly stronger dollar near term USD: Upside risks persist The dollar lost a bit of ground yesterday as Treasuries took a breather, but we don’t see signs of a broader USD correction brewing. · near-term
  3. US President Donald Trump has said the US won’t attack Iran before the 3 November midterms, but the oil market is reluctant to price out the geopolitical premium that has kept prices above $100/bbl despite improved Gulf supply.

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Cross-institution comparison · EURUSD

Inflation · 2
Institution / reportPublishedDirectionSource-checked targetHorizon
ING THINKFx daily high bar for a dollar correction10/09/2026Bearish—near term
Commonwealth BankIs monetary policy still working? RBA's Chris Kent says it is10/19/2026Neutral—Not stated
NatixisEuro area: September Inflation Review Final estimate10/16/2026Neutral—Not stated
MUFGcombined 16 oct 202610/16/2026Neutral—Not stated

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