The dollar rises against the euro and the Swiss franc.

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The US dollar rose against the euro and the Swiss franc on Wednesday, bouncing back after hitting its lowest levels in three weeks. This movement came as investors awaited a speech from US President Donald Trump at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The increase follows a wave of massive sell-offs of American assets triggered by Trump’s threats to impose tariffs.

Focus on Growth During G20 Presidency
US Treasury Secretary Scott Besant stated that economic growth would be a priority for the United States during its presidency of the G20, while urging European partners to be patient until Trump’s speech.

Impact of Trade Tensions on Markets
On Monday, the United States renewed its threats to impose tariffs on its European allies over the Greenland issue, reviving the so-called “America selling” trend observed after the announcement of tariffs last April.

Performance of Major Currencies
The euro surged by over 1% in the last two sessions but slightly retreated by 0.15% to $1.1710 on Wednesday, after reaching $1.1770 the previous day, its highest level since December 30.
The Swiss franc also fell by 0.30%, settling at $0.7922, after gaining approximately 1.5% between Monday and Tuesday.

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