The level of the dollar makes a huge difference to the liquidity of capital markets. A rise in interest rates by the Fed may crimp the spending of Main Street, but if it is accompanied by a fall in the dollar, capital markets may shrug off the higher cost of funding, because more dollar funds become available by the lower dollar. I suspect the recent fa…
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