US EditionWill Trump's trade war usher in the end of dollar dominance?
- The US dollar significantly weakened this year.
- Trade tensions and recession fears reduced the dollar's value.
- Experts warn of risks like inflation and trade wars.
- The US Dollar Index has fallen over 8% this year.
- Weakening dollar increases pressure on consumer prices.
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US Dollar Dominance, Trump's Trade War, And The Threat Of Recession: This Week In Economy - JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM)
Markets experience rollercoaster due to shifts and potential shocks. US has advantage in navigating changes, while Trump's tariffs and approval rating cause uncertainty. Economists warn of recession and potential $30 trillion blow from tariffs.
"Agitating the idea of a reduction in the dollar, managed by authorities that would have been forced to cooperate, is playing with fire over a powder keg"
TRIBUNE. The result of the American elections illustrates the dangers that too long-term capitalism has left for itself in terms of democracy, says economist Anton Brender, in a forum in the "World".
After Trump's shockwave, debate over US dollar erupts
Since President Donald Trump took office, the dollar has fallen by more than 10% against the euro. The American currency was considered a safe haven for many years, especially in times of war and economic crises. But the erratic behavior of Trump and his administration is testing the confidence of investors, banks and governments. Klaas Knot, the president of the Dutch Central Bank, sees opportunities for the euro as a global reserve currency.
Wall Street's capital flight offers the euro to extend its global influence
The chaotic Trump administration pushes the dollar to a crossroads: maintaining its dominance in the trade order being the currency of the country that has built the Great Wall against the free market. The euro is the currency capable of conquering its scepter. It is still far from the ‘green ticket’, but analysts agree that it can rival the dollar if Germany recovers its economic health and the ECB puts in place the Eurobonds USA and Europe fac…
Welcome to the 'dollar bear market.' Here's what top voices are saying about the greenback's decline.
The dollar has weakened this year.Chuck Savage/Getty ImagesThe US Dollar Index has fallen more than 8% since the start of the year.Uncertainty around President Donald Trump's tariffs and recession fears have hurt the dollar.Experts warn of inflation, trade war risks, and potential shifts in global currency reliance.The dollar is getting weaker. The US Dollar Index is down more than 8% since the start of the year, putting the currency at its lowe…
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