USD may weaken further due to ongoing de-dollarization trends, per Luis Oganes of JPMorgan. He predicts the euro could reach $1.20-$1.22 by year-end. Global growth is expected to slow, with US inflation staying around 4% due to higher import costs. China may redirect exports, causing deflation in some markets, while energy-importing countries like India could benefit from lower oil prices.
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