Dollar Posts Weekly Rebound Fueled by Inflation Fears
The dollar surged this week amid growing inflation concerns triggered by renewed U.S. trade tensions.

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The U.S. dollar recorded its strongest weekly performance since February,
following President Donald Trump’s announcement of new tariff plans,
which raised market fears of accelerating inflation and declining risk appetite.
The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index climbed 0.73%, regaining momentum after two consecutive weeks of decline.

Major currencies such as the Japanese yen and the British pound were among the weakest performers,
further boosting the short-term appeal of the greenback.
This rebound comes despite ongoing bets on a medium-term decline in the dollar,
driven by political uncertainty and rising trade policy risks.

Outlook

Some analysts believe markets may be overestimating the Federal Reserve’s willingness to intervene against inflation.
Meanwhile, recent speculative positioning still indicates a long-term bearish outlook for the dollar,
especially amid ongoing fiscal instability and a widening U.S. budget deficit.

Dollar Posts Weekly Rebound Fueled by Inflation Fears

Dollar Posts Weekly Rebound Fueled by Inflation Fears

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