The dollar reinforces its power after Trump's assertion

The dollar rose after President Donald Trump said the 25% of customs duties on the Neighbors of the United States would come into effect next week, leading to a decline in the Mexican and Canadian dollar. The Bloomberg Instant Blue index rose 0.6%, which recorded the largest increase during the session three weeks, after Trump determined the implementation date on March 4 in its social media publications. The Canadian dollar fell 0.7% to 1.4436 for the dollar, while the Bezo dropped to 0.6% to 20.55 for the dollar. Yusuki Miary said: “Obviously, Trump’s position on the application of strict customs tariff procedures is still. Over the past few weeks, the markets of the new Trump administration on the implementation of customs tariffs on the main commercial and partners received the Canadian Dollar and Mexican Pizo on Wednesday. Dollar and Mexican Pizo got an edge. The immediate Bloomberg index for the dollar has risen almost 4.5% from the election day to January 15. “The Bloomberg index of the dollar is expected to rise at the start of the application of these definitions, but it is important to note that it may not be permanent,” says Helen Jeffen, a foreign exchange traded in Monics. She pointed out that “although the fluctuations are Muslim, the continuation of the strength of the dollar is not necessarily a preceding.”