<p>Goldman Sachs stated that a key indicator measuring global currency demand shows that investors' preference for euro financing is on the rise. In a report, Goldman Sachs' Simon Freycenet and Friedrich Schaper wrote, &#34;For most of the history of the eurozone, investors have been paying a premium to obtain dollar financing in the cross-currency basis swap market. Looking ahead, our analysis suggests that the European Central Bank's policies, along with the savings and investment dynamics across the Atlantic, will lead to an increase in the basis over time, and the premium for dollar borrowing will turn into a discount.&#34;</p>

<p>Goldman Sachs warns that the financing demand for the US dollar against the euro is weakening, and investors' preference for euro financing is rising. The report points out that historically, investors have typically paid a premium for US dollar financing, but future analysis indicates that, influenced by European Central Bank policies and savings investment dynamics, the premium for US dollar borrowing may turn into a discount</p>

Goldman Sachs warns: Demand for financing in US dollars against euros weakens