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摘要:A controversial new rule being implemented by Donald Trump will pave the way for the US to impose punitive tarrifs on the goods from countries with undervalued exchange rate, said the US department of commerce.
A controversial new rule being implemented by Donald Trump will pave the way for the US to impose punitive tarrifs on the goods from countries with undervalued exchange rate, said the US department of commerce.
The action brings more complaints about exchange rate manipulation in Japan and other economies, make the US‘ global forex market with over US$6 trillion of daily trading volumes become Trump’s new battlefield of trade friction.
The rule marks the US another step toward the weaponization of the USD, following the verbal intervention to devalue the dollar and accusation that the Fed has led to a stronger dollar that has harmed US manufacturers and other exporters. This appears to be intended to send a signal to all the trading partners of the US, which is that a significant weakening of their currencies relative to the dollar may lead to the retaliation from Trump.
USDX Daily Pivot Points 97.89-97.93
S1: 97.81 R1: 97.81
S2: 97.68 R2: 98.14
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The U.S. dollar rose very slightly against the euro Wednesday after the release of the expected minutes of the latest U.S. central bank (Fed) monetary meeting.
The dollar is consolidating by -0.3 to -0.5% against most currencies (by -0.3% against the euro at 1.1755, -0.5% against the pound and the Canadian dollar).
The Federal Reserve announced on Wednesday that it expects a clear acceleration of growth and inflation this year in the United States while repeating that it would maintain interest rates close to zero for several years.
The March FOMC meeting will be the most important in a long time. Long-term rates have risen sharply since the last meeting.