The dollar has grown because the general risk of risk is driven by investors according to a safe property, Pepperstone strategist said in a note.
Uncertainty about the global economic prospects and threat of disturbing announcements of President Trump means that investors remain in the mood to expose risky assets, he said.
This recent attack of dollar power is unlikely to last, especially with the idea that now extremely exceptional, and the dollar is “most exposed to all and fri over tariffs”.
