U.S. dollar reaches 13-year highs by expectations that Trump will boost the economy

The US dollar reached the 1.0523 dollars against the euro before
go back to 1.0551 dollars. The Japanese yen fell to a minimum of eight months,
While the Chinese yuan fell to a minimum of eight years and a half.
he dollar rose to its highest level against major currencies in more than 13 years and the US debt yields reached about one year in the expectations of investors, the Presidency of Donald Trump
It will boost the US economy.
"There seems to be nothing to stop that U.S yields
It continues to rise in the short term, so I think that the people will remain
the trend for the dollar", said to Reuters Michael Metcalfe, global director of Global Stands for Global Markets.

"The only risk to this is that the dislocations in the markets outside of the"
United States, especially in emerging markets, reach a point in the
that begin to feed back the concerns (for the book)
Federal, since it seems to increase interest rates) ", added."
On Wednesday, the French Societe Generale Investment Bank predicted the
parity of the euro-dollar to March 2017 on the largest rise of the
provided by the Federal Reserve of the United States after the victory of the
presidential election of Donald Trump. Soc Gen now predicts a rise of 1, 75-2, 0 percent instead of the expected rates above 1, 25-1, 50 percent. A higher rate of the United States means a stronger dollar.

However, not everyone is so optimistic about the dollar. According to the
reports from Bloomberg, Amundi SA, which oversees about 1.2 billion of
dollars, said the dollar is not likely to see a sustainable growth in the
future on higher commodity prices and instability in the yuan.
A similar opinion was expressed by the Manager of 119 billion of
dollars of assets in Australia, AMP Capital Investors.
The dollar rose above its so-called "double top", seen in March and
December 2016, reaching the highest level since 2003. A double top is a term used by analysts to describe the increase in one

action, a drop, the same level as the original rise, and finally another fall.
Break the double top is considered a bullish signal.
"United States has been leading the globalization, but now voters said that they hadenough, they said they want to stop the fall of their wages with fiscal spending andprotectionism, a change very, very large in the trend", said Masayuki Kichikawa, Macro strategist for Sumitomo Mitsui
Asset Management, quoted by Reuters.
Rising yields were also supported by the Federal Reserve of United States, as the President of the Fed, Janet Yellen, said Thursday to set the Congress Economic Committee that the

victory of Trump no
It will change Fed policy.
Inspired by a meeting between Donald Trump and the Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, the Japanese Nikkei index went up to a maximum of 10 months before closing at 0.6per cent. This was the first meeting of Trump with a leader
International after the elections. Abe said he had a "discussion
very sincere"and is"convinced that the President-elect Trump is a leader you can trust".
The FTSE 100 in the United Kingdom, the Dax in Germany and the CAC 40 in France
they opened lower Friday, with less than a half percent in the red.
Gold is hovering around the minimum of 12 months at $1,205.9 per ounce. Oil prices were dragged by a stronger dollar, with Brent selling 62 cents less to 45,87 dollarsper barrel and WTI down 70 cents to 44,71
"I don't think that the widespread nature of the dollar rally is sustainable. TO
from here the dollar rally is likely to be more selective ", said
Nader Naeimi amp.