We’re back to currency wars, and here’s why that is bad for markets

Don went down to Mnucs and said, "Shut the fk up you dumb idiot! They will accuse us we're starting a ccy war"
Then he came out and said, "Mnucs was misunderstood"
Mnucs is pretty stupid. Don is a cunning, scheming, and unscrupulous.
But we already know that.
Next to that, Draghi posed like an angel ...let's see how long he will do that

Currency wars are actually good for trading .It brings ballance .

... nothing is happening without a reason ... since "they" have Internet, the fastest computers and smart algorithms "they" can orchestrate any kind of new situations where investors would be limited in reducing "their" profits and wealth transfer would be accelerated into "their" offshore accounts ...

Brings spikes. Good for hedging robots trading both sides, volatility is a bliss
But creating a mess for classical techs (TA)

Disappointing article. Nothing new nor interesting. With politics overemphasised vs economics forex markets range from scary to treacherous. Markets react quite violently to political shocks esp if recent dominance has been political. Avoid USD where hope has triumphed over common sense. Common sense rewards tough, correct decision making which is scarce enough elsewhere but chimerical in a land of Mnuchin speak and POTUS contradiction. Currency wars is a poor metaphor for the real world where the forex markets sell gibberish in the end even as they blush at their recent mispricings.

USD weakness has nothing to do with currency wars and fed policy is not supportive of this narrative anyway. The weakness is explained by a carry trade between USD -> EUR forwards which is offering 40 basis points selling treasuries and converting to EUR @60 basis points yield on Bunds. With USD yields breaking out today and if this continues, then the incentive for this carry will diminish. Until that happens, or until Bund yields drop, expect a weaker dollar.

The market is 100% rigged.
Fundamentals and technical analysis work just for while, until they decide to do what they want, when they want.
Don't be fooled.

Its a war every day anyway _

Speaking of "Currency Wars" there's that BitCoin robbery at gunpoint in the UK that is reported nearby in Forex factory news.