Let’s See If We Can Find A Reason Why The Plunging Dollar Isn’t Trump’s Fault

Ok, look... We've gotten to a place now where we're all searching for reasons why we shouldn't blame Donald Trump for adverse market outcomes. In other words, the default when looking at things that are directly influenced by policy decisions (think FX and yields), is to assume that the only data point which matters is the fact that there's an increasingly unhinged reality TV show host whose CV includes a WrestleMania cameo, jet-setting around the country, launch codes in tow, holding deliriou

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One thought on “Let’s See If We Can Find A Reason Why The Plunging Dollar Isn’t Trump’s Fault

  1. Does the “global synchronized recovery” end up being the biggest scam concept of the decade? It looks more like the US will lead the whole thing into the next deflationary scare. Enough people are talking this fantasy to make it seem real, until you look at the book they are holding.

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