Has anyone got a good reason for the USD to have strengthened so much over the past 2 weeks?

Personally, I can't see what Resident Potato could have done to have influenced it. All currencies, including bitcoin, the metals gold, silver, palladium and platinum are weaker to the dollar so it must be dollar strength. The only currencies that haven't had a large drop have been the ones pegged against the dollar like Canada and China, their currencies are largely still in line with the USD as they were before; give or take a bit of adjustment errors.

What's brewing?

>>16194157

Most likely not as she's been dead since 2006, very little of interest there for you, even if you are a necrophiliac!

BTW, pic related

>>16194112

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Has anyone got a good reason for the USD to have strengthened so much over the past 2 weeks?

Personally, I can't see what Resident Potato could have done to have influenced it. All currencies, including bitcoin, the metals gold, silver, palladium and platinum are weaker to the dollar so it must be dollar strength. The only currencies that haven't had a large drop have been the ones pegged against the dollar like Canada and China, their currencies are largely still in line with the USD as they were before; give or take a bit of adjustment errors.

What's brewing?>>16194351

>>16194351

Has anyone got a good reason for the USD to have strengthened so much over the past 2 weeks?

Personally, I can't see what Resident Potato could have done to have influenced it. All currencies, including bitcoin, the metals gold, silver, palladium and platinum are weaker to the dollar so it must be dollar strength. The only currencies that haven't had a large drop have been the ones pegged against the dollar like Canada and China, their currencies are largely still in line with the USD as they were before; give or take a bit of adjustment errors.

What's brewing?

>>16194489

Sorry, messed the link to the post I was replying to.

>>16194494

Surely a rise in interest rates would stem the inflation which it hasn't. Increasing inflation in a country does not promote investment in that country which is how money enters the country in question and those investing need to buy the currency (USD) thereby strengthening it.

I don't think the interest rates are behind any rise in the dollar. Your analysis is too simplistic.