ING says the U.S. dollar’s near-term direction will likely track movements in oil prices if the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates unchanged at its Wednesday decision. According to ING, a steady Fed rate would remove a key driver tied to relative interest-rate expectations, leaving oil-related inflation and growth signals more influential for currencies. In that scenario, ING expects the dollar to face pressure if oil prices fall, implying a correlation between declines in crude and weakening in the dollar. The guidance is framed as conditional on the Fed’s policy outcome: if rates are held, oil prices are expected to become a larger determinant of currency performance. Bloomberg and the Financial Post both report ING’s view in similar terms, emphasizing that the central reference point is the Fed meeting and the resulting impact on interest-rate sentiment. No additional market details beyond ING’s assessment are provided in the cited summaries.