For months, the US dollar has looked tired. The US Dollar Index has remained below the psychological level of 100 since November and has fallen almost 6.5% since what markets called ‘Liberation Day’. The dollar, once the undisputed king of currencies, suddenly found itself defending territory rather than gaining ground.For a currency that typically strengthens […]
For months, the US dollar has looked tired. The US Dollar Index has remained below the psychological level of 100 since November and has fallen almost 6.5% since what markets called ‘Liberation Day’. The dollar, once the undisputed king of currencies, suddenly found itself defending territory rather than gaining ground.For a currency that typically strengthens […]
For months, the US dollar has looked tired. The US Dollar Index has remained below the psychological level of 100 since November and has fallen almost 6.5% since what markets called ‘Liberation Day’. The dollar, once the undisputed king of currencies, suddenly found itself defending territory rather than gaining ground.For a currency that typically strengthens […]