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12-29-35 The Hidden Logic Behind Dollar Weakness The U.S. doesn’t want a permanently strong dollar because it would choke the global economy and destabilize trade. In this short video, Santiago Capital and I discuss why the U.S. has historically managed the dollar to stay range-bound and how dollar strength...

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