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The dollar is weakening against other currencies, hitting 4-year lows.
Impact: reduces international purchasing power, makes imports more expensive, and favors exports.
Factors: trade deficit, prudent monetary policy, and perception of delay in economic adjustments.
š¦ Fed and interest rates
The Federal Reserve keeps rates at 3.50%ā3.75%.
Reason: solid economic growth and strong employment, although inflation remains somewhat high.
Effect: short-term stability, but markets expect possible cuts if the economy slows down.
šŗšø Donald Trump and the dollar
Criticism of the Fed: calls for more aggressive cuts to boost the economy.
Stance on the dollar: a weaker dollar is not negative, it helps exports and global competitiveness.
Influence: generates nervousness in the markets and affects the perception of economic policy.
š Impact on the stock markets
Markets near historical highs, especially in technology and AI.
Benefits of a weak dollar: more competitive exporters.
Risks: imported inputs becoming more expensive, geopolitical volatility, and specific corrections.
Safe-haven assets: gold and other commodities gain value against the falling dollar.
āæ Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies
The decline of the dollar often boosts the demand for Bitcoin as an alternative safe haven.
Increasing correlation with traditional markets: stock movements also affect its price.
Key factors: institutional adoption, ETFs, and global liquidity.
š® Outlook 2026
Dollar: could remain weak, but without sustained crashes.
Stock markets: continuous volatility, spikes according to corporate results and global tensions.
Bitcoin: opportunities if the dollar remains weak and the demand for crypto assets grows.
Key for investors: prudence, diversification, and following economic news.
š§ Conclusion
2026 will be a year of transition and adjustments.
Monetary policy, leaders like Trump, and the evolution of traditional and crypto markets will define investment dynamics
