From CIBC:
The US dollar’s initial Trump bump has largely been sustained, but the President’s first month in office hasn’t seen any further gains on that front.
Attention has now shifted back to the central bank to give the greenback another boost, and while, on balance, Fed policymakers look like they have enough evidence to hike rates in March, the market is only assigning a 1 in 3 chance that they move at that meeting. Even if the Fed ends up passing on March, markets need to realize that another rate hike is coming soon, and that will push the US dollar stronger versus a variety of other currencies.
