In May the US commerce department requested powers to impose tariffs on nations with undervalued currencies. Hot on its heels, the Treasury published its FX manipulation report, expanding the criteria for defining currency manipulation.
It’s no secret that the Trump administration prefers a weaker USD. And I believe these actions are part of a broader move to reverse the United States’ traditional ‘strong dollar policy’…
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