Point of View
By Michael Every
September 05, 2018
As long as the US continues to raise rates, keep corporate taxes relatively low, blow-out the fiscal deficit, sucking in dollar, and keep trade war fears on the radar, the dollar will remain on the front foot versus emerging markets
—Head of financial markets at Rabobank
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