The US Fed's December meeting minutes, released last week, supported a strong US dollar. They reflected the central bank's cautious view on any further monetary easing, noting that inflation remains stable. Fed officials suggested that the recent 1.0% rate cut in September–December is still enough. However, they warned of a potential inflation surge with President-elect Donald Trump, depending on his forthcoming foreign and fiscal policy initiatives. With a strong US economy contrasting with the sluggish growth in China and stagnation in the eurozone, the US dollar is positioned for continued gains this year. So far, the beginning of the year... Read full author’s opinion and review in blog of #LiteFinance