The U.S. dollar will continue to remain dominant as long as the Federal Reserve continues with its aggressive policy of raising interest rates and unloading bonds bought during the COVID-19 pandemic, says a poll of forex strategists by Reuters. “We’ve got some aggressive tightening coming up this year from the Fed. We think the fed funds rate will probably hit 3 percent in the first quarter of next year, but [they could] even be cutting rates by the final quarter of 2023,” Chris Turner, global head of markets research at ING, said to Reuters. “I think the dollar could hold onto its gains for a lot of 2022 … [and] we shouldn’t be starting to look for weakening in the dollar until perhaps, next spring-summer 2023.” The U.S. dollar index has risen by four percent this year against other major currencies. Half of that increase came in March. The strength …