U.S. Treasury and the Dollar (Revisited)
Back in December 2000, when it was confirmed that the new Bush administration would appoint Paul O'Neill as Treasury Secretary, currency markets began speculating whether Mr. O'Neill's vast manufacturing background would lead him to follow policies that are in line with the interests of US manufacturers, i.e. a weaker dollar. Even since, the dollar has entered a clear bear market.
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