The US dollar rally will fade out during the second half of 2017 has Donald Trump fails to live up to expectations, that’s according to HSBC’s global currencies research team.
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Since Donald Trump won the US presidential election at the beginning of November, the US dollar has been on a tear thanks to the belief that Trump will unleash a wave of infrastructure spending across the United States, pushing inflation higher. The Federal Reserve is already committed to higher rates, when this view is coupled with Trump induced inflation,...

