Whether the U.S. dollar index is strong depends on whether others are weak. Since the epidemic, the United States has made a lot of money. According to normal logic, the more currency in circulation, the weaker the purchasing power will be. But you find that the U.S. dollar index at that stage stood aloof and self-admired at the top of the mountain. This will leave many people scratching their heads. Is this haunted? Ghosts are real, because the currencies that make up the U.S. dollar index are not idle either. Everyone is posting, so this situation arises. If you want the U.S. dollar index to be strong, just flip the one with the largest share. So you can also see that Europeans have the largest share, and the euro will be in trouble after geopolitical conflicts. This is actually the case, because the energy crisis has led to a sharp rise in prices in Europe. The rise in the U.S. dollar index shows that the U.S. dollar is strong and funds will flow back to the United States. This is an effect, not a cause. During the epidemic in the United States, a lot of money was printed. This has to balance the accounts, right? Each time, the U.S. dollar returns and then punctures asset bubbles in other economies. Returning funds to the United States is the most critical step in the entire process. The normal operation is to raise interest rates.

But when the U.S. dollar returns, we need to give the funds a place to go, right? Otherwise, if other economies have opportunities, who will obediently go back? In principle, we need to create a pool with low prices. However, looking at the monetary policy of the US imperialists in recent years, where are there any value depressions? So can the reverse operation be done? If other currencies depreciate, it means the assets of other countries depreciate. Does the appreciation of the U.S. dollar index mean that there is room for U.S. assets? Don't tell me, you just did it, and you did it beautifully. In the process of raising interest rates by the Federal Reserve, it stimulates one place to go crazy, and then everything will be fine... According to past experience, by crippled several economies, the economic problem will be transferred. It's not enough to see it at the moment. Recently, as long as the currencies in those indexes are falling, they are all falling. In other words, the US dollar’s ??goals this time are very ambitious. Maybe, these guys are all scheming.