The US dollar still can’t catch a break

President Trump’s latest tariff threats, combined with some softer US price and employment data, has sent the US dollar to its lowest level, in aggregate, in more than three years. There are still some factors that point to a near-term rebound, but that would probably require more stability on the US policy front than is currently on offer.

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