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Jayati Bhardwaj

TD Securities (head of FX strategy)
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BullThe AI Trade 2026-07-20
Bhardwaj frames AI as a 'realization trade': economists including Fed Chair Warsh say AI is ultimately disinflationary, but she argues the near-term effect is inflationary due to the capex/spending surge, with lots of equity-rotation winners and losers.
“clearly in the near term, it's inflationary first because of all of the capex investment move, all of the spending going in that direction.”
Jayati Bhardwaj · TD Securities (head of FX strategy) · Bloomberg ↗
BearThe Dollar leaning · 2026-07-20
Bhardwaj says the 'dollar smile' now looks like a 'smirk': despite resilient US growth and the Fed expected to hike soon, the 'hedge dollar trade' (foreigners buying US equities/Treasuries but hedging out dollar exposure) caps any rally; AI equity inflows have skyrocketed while the dollar barely bumps.
“the dollar is strengthening but really struggling to rally here. Any dollar move higher meets with a clear ceiling here because the dollar now needs a lot more boost”
Jayati Bhardwaj · TD Securities (head of FX strategy) · Bloomberg ↗

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