The recent news regarding President Trump's potential stance on the dollar and interest rates suggests a possible weakening of the dollar to boost US exports. This is further supported by the Fed's recent dot plot indicating stable to slightly decreasing rates in the long term. This macro environment benefits asset holders and companies manufacturing domestically, as a weaker dollar makes US exports cheaper and foreign investments in US assets more attractive. However, the long-term implications for consumers might include increased costs of living if manufacturing shifts away from global supply chains. The market is anticipating potential volatility around upcoming Fed meetings.