US EditionDollar Set for Worst Year Since 2017 With Fed Drama Center Stage
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The U.S. currency recorded a historical decline of nearly 10% in 2025, driven by Donald Trump's pricing policy. This dislike of investors marks a break with its traditional status as a safe haven.
In 2025, the green currency declined by 9.5% on average from the main international currencies, according to the Financial Times. According to the media, the poor performance of the US dollar throughout the year is mainly due to the uncertainty generated by the White House.
The US dollar is heading to record its biggest annual decline since 2017, with Wall Street banks predicting further weakness next year as the Federal Reserve advances with interest rate cuts.The currency fell 9.6% this year in front of a basket of major currencies, after the trade war driven by President Donald Trump aroused fears about the world's largest economy and questioned the traditional status of the dollar as a haven for investors.The e…
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