The US dollar rose to a two-year high, and Wall Street is unanimously bullish. The US dollar index rose to its highest since November 2022, pushing the euro to its lowest level in a year, and other currencies are also under pressure. The yen and the Canadian dollar fell and headed towards key psychological levels. Since Trump's re-election, with the prospect of the Republican Party sweeping both houses of Congress, strategists across Wall Street have been uniformly bullish on the US dollar. According to recent strategy reports, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, and Citigroup are all predicting that the US dollar will further pump up from its current level.