The Euro erases its post-Trump election losses: Is the rally just beginning?
The euro has surged to 1.0850 against the dollar, erasing post-Trump election losses after a 4.4% weekly gain—its strongest since 2009.
While Germany’s fiscal overhaul fuels optimism, analysts are split on whether the rally can last.
Is the only reason that the majority of #Americans don't see that #BigHands is obviously a #Russian asset, is because they don't want to feel really bad and stupid about voting for him even though the evidence has been pretty obvious for a really long time.
And even if there weren't any evidence going back so many years, everything he's doing right now is in #Putin's advantage. Weakening the Canadian and American economy. Ruining the #dollar. #nato
The Euro is on course for its best week since 2009.
The single currency has climbed more than 4.5% against the dollar this week, its biggest rise since 2009, on the prospects for a rebound in Europe just as Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policy raises concern over the health of the American economy.
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