The dollar exchange rate against major world currencies will continue to strengthen against the background of the newly elected US President Donald Trump's policy, writes Bloomberg, citing the report of analysts of major Wall Street banks.
Currency analysts from Goldman Sachs Group Inc., TD Securities and Deutsche Bank called the stable US economy, signals from the Federal Reserve System (the Federal Reserve, Russia's equivalent of the Bank) about the transition to lower rates, more of the reasons for the strengthening of the dollar. balanced approach, Trump's plans to impose tough tariffs on imported goods.
On Tuesday, BCS World of Investments analyst Denis Buivolov predicted that in February the dollar exchange rate will be below 100 rubles, the euro - 103-104 rubles, and the yuan - 13 rubles. He allowed currency volatility to spike amid Trump's inauguration on Jan. 20 and his first announcements, as well as decisions on his geopolitical and economic agenda.
