For months, the greenback has paid dearly for his role as safe haven at a time when many investors, infected with the optimism of the market, have opted for more risky alternatives. Many feel that with the upturn in these days, the dollar may be ready for a rebound. Although it is likely that large swings in the short term, some analysts argue that the dollar could rise to 15% against other currencies in the coming months. The dollar could change trajectory, moving from being a safe haven for a barometer of the health of the U.S. economy compared to other developed countries. If the U.S. moves relatively well, the Federal Reserve could raise interest

rates sooner than other central banks, which would increase the returns of investors who bet on U.S. currency However, there is an important point: after the beating she received-and receiving-has for over a year, may have reached their floor, so it would have no way down and only can be expected recovery. Although in this case is like playing roulette at the casino.