FX Weekly Recap: February 16 – 20, 2026
Hawkish Fed minutes propel dollar to midweek highs as officials contemplate potential rate hikes, but Supreme Court’s tariff ruling sparks a sharp Friday reversal amid fiscal concerns.
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