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Revisiting the case for a stronger dollar

Although last week’s hawkish surprises from the ECB and the Bank of England weaken the case for further US dollar appreciation against the euro, sterling, and other European currencies, we are sticking to our view that the greenback will strengthen a bit further against most currencies over the next couple of years.

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