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The U.S. dollar has been declining, with its worst start since 1973, dropping over 10% in the first half of 2025. This decline is attributed to several factors, including Trump's economic policies, rising government debt, and waning investor confidence. Central banks are shifting reserves toward gold and other currencies, adding to the dollar woes.
The #FederalReservepolicy decision is being closely watched, with expectations of rate cuts to stimulate growth. Trump's administration has been pushing for lower interest rates, which has added pressure on the Fed.
Key Factors Contributing to the #Dollar Decline:
Trump's Economic Policies: Unpredictable policies and tariffs have dampened consumer sentiment and private investment.
Rising Government Debt: U.S. debt has surged to $36.21 trillion, with forecasts suggesting it could rise to 134-156% of GDP over the next decade.
Shifting Investor Sentiment: Global investors are rethinking their reliance on the dollar as a safe-haven currency.
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