Analyst: The US dollar's weakening trend is expected to continue amid political and policy pressures
ChainCatcher News, according to Golden Ten Data, StoneX senior analyst Matt Simpson stated that the current political situation and policy direction in the United States are both exerting downward pressure on the US dollar.
Simpson noted that there are currently no signs of overheating in the dollar's market positions, and for many years, there have been continuous signals of gradually weakening bullish momentum. He further pointed out that President Trump is very likely to expect a weaker dollar exchange rate to coexist with a more dovish policy stance from the Federal Reserve.
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