Yes, Trump did and increased the economy inside, but this means a weakness of the American currency.
The factor is the way in which the cost factor is the cost of the greenback and US assets in the eyes of big capital and investors.
"The most attractive alternatives abroad will be the US in 2018" according to Chris Turner, global head of Forex strategy at ING Bank. Another negative factor for the US dollar, analysts say, will be weak inflation and inflation expectations
Even though the US Bank, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates in 2018, no one expects rates to return to the levels they were before the crisis. President Trump's policies are deflationary on paper, but no one has done it once.
Some, however, believe that Trump's tax reforms are the same as those of former President Reagan, which could push the dollar upwards in 2018. For two years now the Federal Reserve has been engaged in a progressive rise in interest rates to be reduced as push on the American currency.
