The dollar rose against most of the G10 currencies last week. The Australian dollar and Swedish krona were the exceptions. The Aussie was helped by the central bank's surprise decision not to cut rates. The krona may have been helped by stronger than expected June inflation, with the key measure jumping to 3.3% from 2.5%), ostensibly delaying a final rate cut in the cycle. We have been framing the recent dollar recovery as a technical correction, aided by higher US rates, of the leg down from June 23, apparently inspired at the time by more aggressive attacks on the Fed's monetary stance that has continued to be ... (full story)