eToro global market analyst Lale Akoner pointed out in the report that the US dollar strengthened due to safe-haven demand triggered by the US ouster Maduro last weekend, but due to the limited impact of the incident, the increase may soon subside. Akoner said, “Affected by preliminary news from Venezuela, the dollar will usher in brief safe-haven purchases, but it is expected that the increase will quickly decline as volatility declines. Given Venezuela's small role in the global economy and the rapid execution of actions, there is no reason for the dollar to continue to strengthen.” She further pointed out that the US interest rate outlook and the impact of global growth on the US dollar are still far more important.

eToro global market analyst Lale Akoner pointed out in the report that the US dollar strengthened due to safe-haven demand triggered by the US ouster Maduro last weekend, but due to the limited impact of the incident, the increase may soon subside. Akoner said, “Affected by preliminary news from Venezuela, the dollar will usher in brief safe-haven purchases, but it is expected that the increase will quickly decline as volatility declines. Given Venezuela's small role in the global economy and the rapid execution of actions, there is no reason for the dollar to continue to strengthen.” She further pointed out that the US interest rate outlook and the impact of global growth on the US dollar are still far more important.