Carlos Barria/Reuters Trump believes the Fed’s rate hikes are pushing up the dollar and will cause bigger trade deficits. He’s right. But he shouldn’t be so upset. The strong dollar and the Fed’s recent actions are the logical result of his own policy and personnel choices. Fortunately, the Fed will likely ignore Trump. President Donald Trump has broken another Washington norm: While recent presidents have tended to avoid commenting on monetary policy, Trump is out there saying the Fed is raising interest rates too high, too fast. But unlike some of the norms Trump has broken, this one isn’t that old.