Since the dollar has
surged against the euro in recent months, so too has the yuan - making Chinese goods more expensive in the country's largest export market.
I was the outlier (story of my life), disagreeing with the logic that the dollar was certain to continue to
surge against the euro with negative interest rates.
Not exact matches
The
euro, which in the aftermath of January's meeting rose to a new three - year high, started the year
surging against other currencies, including the U.S. dollar, as the region's economy improved and political risks dissipated.
I think the Fed will deliver an upbeat outlook on the economy and the dollar will
surge, especially
against weaker currencies like the
euro.