LONDON—Dollar bulls should be licking their lips.
The prospects for the U.S. currency haven't looked so good for quite some time.
The euro, which has spent many months largely ignoring the euro zone debt crisis, is now on the slide as Greece edges closer to doing the unthinkable--bringing back the drachma.
The yen, which has long been an alternative or even superior safe haven to the dollar, is likely to lose favor after the Japanese prime minister vowed to halt its rise.
And even the Australian dollar, once the darling of the high-risk seekers, has lost its shine. As fears ...
