TechFlame news, July 25. According to the Golden Ten Data Report, Barclays analysts said in a report that investors may not sell dollars on a large scale during the portfolio rebalancing process at the end of this month. The bank's month-end rebalancing model shows that the sell-off against the US dollar is expected to be moderate. In the first half of July, high core inflation, resilient economic activity, and a strong labor market all supported the trend of the US dollar. However, these increases were then completely offset as Trump continued to pressure Powell to cut interest rates. The positive momentum of US stocks continues, while the performance of US bonds is relatively poor. Barclays assesses investors' potential demand in the foreign exchange market at the end of the month by measuring the relative performance of foreign and US stocks and

bonds, especially the behavior of investors who want to maintain currency risk hedging.