Fidelity's Rossi: dollar bear market is complete

Laura Miller
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The dollar bear market witnessed over the past ten years is finally over, according to Fidelity's chief investment officer Dominic Rossi.

Speaking at an event in London on Wednesday, Rossi (pictured) said the fiscal situation in the US is "beginning to show signs of improvement". "The dollar is no longer falling. The fiscal position is improving relatively fast." The stabilisation of the US currency will put commodity prices under pressure and lay the basis for a re-rating of equities of the kind unseen for the last ten years, he said. Rossi added he expects the recent improvement in the US' trade picture to continue due to the exploitation of the country's shale gas deposits, and said he is generally bullish on the US....

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