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Stocks exposed to U.S. dollar

The core five · data through Sep 25, 2026

Of 2 stocks on record, 0 moved up with U.S. dollar in a way that held up and 0 moved down with it. The other 2 showed no link that could be told apart from noise.

A stronger dollar shrinks the value of overseas revenue and foreign assets.

Moved up with U.S. dollar

No stock on record moved up with U.S. dollar in a way that held up.

Moved down with U.S. dollar

No stock on record moved down with U.S. dollar in a way that held up.

Each figure is a stock's typical move in a week when the trade-weighted U.S. dollar rose 2%, after accounting for the stock market, over three years of weekly returns. Only readings that held up are ranked (Clear needs |t| ≥ 2.58, shared across the five core forces). The stocks on record are the S&P 500, measured weekly, plus any stock a visitor has opened.

This describes the past, and it is not a forecast. A stock that moved with U.S. dollar over the last three years may not do so over the next three, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security.

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