If you were just watching the price of crude rather than the price of retail gasoline, you may have never been able to tell that US consumers are facing some serious pain, which could be reflected in tomorrow’s retail sales figure. A weak number could put a dent into the latest dollar rally.
With the Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting scheduled for tomorrow, currency traders are either buying up dollars against the euro and British pound or squaring up shorts ahead of the rate decision.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has recently broken the all-important 13,000 barrier while the dollar currently sits at all-time lows against the euro and multi-decade lows against the British pound.
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