What a Weaker US Dollar Means for the Economy
Market Intelligence Analysis
AI-PoweredThe US dollar has weakened by 9% against a basket of world currencies over the last year, with no signs of improvement, driven by internal US uncertainty and President Trump's support for the decline.
Market impact analysis based on bearish sentiment with 80% confidence.
Article Context
The dollar typically strengthens in times of economic or geopolitical strife, but in 2026 much of the uncertainty and political turmoil is coming from inside the US – and President Donald Trump has given a thumbs-up to the resulting plunge in the greenback. The dollar has dropped 9% overall against a basket of world currencies over the last year, and in January fell to its weakest level since March 2022. And the downward pressures don’t appear to be going away.
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