- 4. 8. 2017
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THE Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 22,000 on August 2nd, something President Trump is almost certain to mention in a tweet soon*. So it might seem as if the “Trump bump”, which began perking American stocks on the night of the election, is continuing smoothly. But the picture is a lot more complex than that as a look at the dollar’s performance against the euro shows (see chart below). The euro fell (and the dollar rose) between election day and the end of 2016. But then came a turning point. The euro has been climbing (and the dollar retreating) for much of 2017.For dollar-based...Continue reading
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