The higher interest rates in the United States have been the main reason for the dollar rally this year.

Many analysts say the dollar rally is likely to continue because interest rates are expected to decline further in Europe.

The dollar rally seemed to take on a life of its own after several events came together to set it off.

And each country in Europe is affected differently by a dollar rally.

They concluded that the Dutch market should benefit the most from a dollar rally.

And the dollar rally has not affected this plan.

As a general matter, when the world shudders, the dollar rallies.

They recalled that a dollar rally was cut short a year ago when Washington reported a monthly trade deficit of $15.7 billion.

For the yen, the average forecast shows a slight dollar rally.

It was the first round of major intervention since the central banks moved to stop a dollar rally last March.