There are plenty of reasons to bet against the US dollar right now. Add the riots at the Capitol last week to the list. What's happening: Political instability often weighs on currencies around the world, and the violence incited by President Donald Trump is unlikely to bolster confidence in the US dollar at a moment of weakness. Currency markets largely looked beyond last week's chaos, according to TD Securities strategist Ned Rumpeltin. "In some ways that resilience is encouraging," he told me. "We can't necessarily take that for granted, however." Eurasia Group, the political risk consultancy, called out a divided ... (full story)