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Dovish stance refers to expansionary monetary policy, aimed at stimulating economic growth, which often leads to the depreciation of the related currency.
A dovish stance is usually favorable for risky assets such as cryptocurrencies and stocks. In contrast, a hawkish stance describes a contractionary monetary policy, implemented to control economic inflation and generally results in currency appreciation.
Hawkish stances by the Federal Reserve often lead to corrections in risk markets.
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Dovish stance refers to expansionary monetary policy, aimed at stimulating economic growth, which often leads to the depreciation of the related currency.
A dovish stance is usually favorable for risky assets such as cryptocurrencies and stocks. In contrast, a hawkish stance describes a contractionary monetary policy, implemented to control economic inflation and generally results in currency appreciation.
Hawkish stances by the Federal Reserve often lead to corrections in risk markets.
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