Strange sell-off in the dollar raises the specter of investors losing trust in the US under Trump
- Since mid-January, the dollar's value fell 9% against other currencies.
- President Trump's efforts to reshape global trade generated economic uncertainty.
- Economists worry the dollar's drop, reaching a three-year low, signals trouble.
- Mizuho Financial economist Steve Ricchiuto stated dollar's dip relates to tariff inflation.
- A weaker dollar could erode the U.S.'s economic advantages and global power.
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Mar-a-Lago Accord would end the dollar's - and America's
The disruptive and unpredictable nature of President Donald Trump’s various tariff announcements, not least his imposition of “Liberation Day” reciprocal tariffs on April 2, has, among various consequences, led to a sell-off in the US Treasury market. The sell-off, which commenced on April 5, stemmed in part from tariff-related inflation fears and from overleveraged hedge […] The post Mar-a-Lago Accord would end the dollar’s – and America’s – re…
'Surge': Rich Americans dump money into Swiss banks as Trump chaos creates dollar anxiety
Wealthy investors are looking to “diversify away from the dollar,” according to a new NBC report. The outlet claims these investors “believe [the dollar] will weaken even further under the weight of the soaring U.S. debt.” One country that's drawing them away is Switzerland because of its “neutral p...
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