TREE NEWS reports: Deutsche Bank global head of FX strategy George Saravelos said the dollar’s risk in the event of an AI-driven market pullback is “more two-sided than what the market has priced so far.” The remark flags that the greenback could swing either way if an AI-fueled selloff hits markets, rather than moving in one direction as current pricing implies.
Deutsche Bank’s Saravelos: Dollar Risk From AI-Led Selloff More Two-Sided Than Priced
AI take
Saravelos is challenging a consensus that has treated an AI-led drawdown as a clean dollar trade, and the pushback matters because FX positioning built on a one-way assumption tends to unwind violently when the premise is questioned. The comment carries weight mainly through his platform at Deutsche Bank, where strategy calls reach a large institutional audience. What remains open is whether the market reprices that two-sided risk before any AI-driven stress actually arrives, or only after it forces the adjustment.
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