The U.S. dollar continues its surge in relative value, causing concern not just amongst U.S. companies but apparently in Japan as well. Anti-Trade Currency Ammo The U.S. dollar continues its surge in relative value, causing concern not just amongst U.S. companies but apparently in Japan as well. The euro fell to $1.04 in value, and while the yen is off its low of 122/dollar (-30 percent in just over two years), it was also down today. There has been concern expressed in Brussels relative to the exchange rate's impact on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Pact (TTIP) negotiations, but the government of Shinzō Abe recognizes that the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) discussions are front and center and "currency manipulation" is a cause...