[Analysis: The US Dollar Index is expected to drop to 95 by the end of 2026] According to a report by Jinse Finance, Luca Paolini, a strategist at Swiss Pictet Asset Management, stated that as U.S. economic growth slows, the conditions for further rate cuts by the Federal Reserve have gradually matured, and the dollar may weaken again next year. He pointed out that the dollar's interest rate differential advantage is narrowing significantly. 'We expect the U.S. economy to soften slightly, which will gradually ease inflationary pressures.' In contrast, economic growth in other parts of the world is expected to recover, with Europe and Japan showing particularly notable signs of recovery. Furthermore, the current valuation of the dollar remains high, which poses a significant downside risk to its valuation. Pictet Asset Management predicts that the US Dollar Index (DXY) will drop from its current level of 99.555 to 95 by the end of 2026.