The dollar fell on a new bottom in 2025, with Trump's blowing with one -sided fees

The dollar still has fallen with the escalation of concerns about US customs duties, after President Donald Trump said he would soon inform commercial partners with one -sided fees. The “Bloomberg” index of the immediate dollar dropped 0.6%to record its lowest level since July 2023 Thursday, which continued the decline of the previous day due to the weakest US inflation data. While the euro has risen to its highest level since November 2021. Traders are monitoring the price data of the US producers that will be released later today, Thursday, in search of confirming the fall in price pressure. Some of the components of these data form part of the basic personal consumer spending index, which is the preferred standard of the Federal Reserve to measure inflation. They will also follow an auction of Treasury effects for 30 years, after revenue increased last month as a result of concerns related to financial policy. Vasilius Geiwancs, the main economist and strategists in Aviva Investors, said: “The dollar has a wonderful area to continue.” The drop in the dollar has increased the cost of hedging in the foreign exchange market, which has strengthened the inverted link between the US currency and drop costs in the recent period. The question was particularly clear on contracts for one week, which covers the FBI’s monetary policy meeting to be held on June 18. “Traders are still more likely to have more interest cut by the Federal Reserve, although the exact time changes depend on the morale of the investors. But what continues to remain is that the US dollar continues to land with the entrance to foreign exchange traders.” Currency traders will also monitor the upcoming Seven Group summit in search of any developments in trade negotiations. In this regard, Alex LO, the total economy strategy in “TD Securities” in Singapore: “We follow the group of seven summit carefully to monitor any trade transactions under preparation between the United States and its most important commercial partners (such as Mexico and Canada).