The dollar reached its highest in 14 years.

The American currency will continue to break records on the forex market after the New Year. On January 3, 2017, the US dollar strengthened against the euro to $1.0336 per euro.
The price has not reached such a level since 2002, and the increase in price is linked specifically to the dollar, and not to the depreciation of the euro, as there was a simultaneous rise in the USDX index - which shows the currency's relationship to a basket of six currencies.

Overall, the American currency has risen in price by 6% over two months, which is a fairly significant indicator on the foreign exchange market.

It should be noted that on January 4, the euro currency showed significant growth, winning back about 1.5% from the dollar, but this is more likely correction of the existing trend on Forex, than a reversal to a new trend. At least, this is what most experts say: a strengthening of the downward trend should be expected after breaking the $1 per euro mark. Breaking this psychological barrier will undoubtedly create panic and push the euro to even lower levels.

See the current dollar exchange rate against major currencies here - http://time-forex.com/kotirovki