The dollar's slump risks sending the US economy into a 'boom/bust cycle'

The US dollar last year had its steepest decline since 2003, and the slump has gathered pace this year.
A falling dollar no longer reflects expectations of low long-term interest rates relative to other nations, potentially reflecting a loss of confidence in the US economy.
"Combining a weak dollar with aggressive trade protectionism increases the chances the economy will undergo a boom/bust cycle," Lisa Shalett of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management warns.The Federal Reserve meets this week agains