The dollar has achieved the best weekly performance since February by printing inflation problems

The US dollar has recorded its best weekly performance for more than four months, after the new threats of US President Donald Trump to impose customs duties, the fear has caused rising trading tensions to increase inflation and undermine the rise of high -risk markets. The Bloomberg index for the Republic of Dollar has risen by 0.73% this week, in its best weekly performance – with a small difference – since last February 28, after falling over the past two weeks. The Japanese yen and the pound star were one of the worst performing currencies this week in the top ten currency group. The risk of customs duties has increased the speculators over the past few months the speculators from their landscapes on the green currency, amid the growing fear of financial deficit and government spending, which has reduced the attraction of the US currency. But with Trump’s announcement of new plans for customs duties-to a 3-month-Hiatus-the imposition of 35% customs duties on some Canadian imports, and comprehensive 20% fees on most commercial partners, investors have begun to focus on the potential risks caused by these procedures. Also read: The dollar fell on a new bottom in 2025 with Trump’s blowing with one -sided fees. Arub Chatge, a strategic expert at Wales Vargo, said that the markets show excessive amount of relief for the risks of commercial policies, in light of the US dollar sales centers and high -risk purchase centers, adding that the market ‘is’ excessive optimism that the reserve is the federal. “For his part, strategic experts at JP Morgan, led by Mira Chandan, said that some indicators are to a lesser extent on the decline in the US dollar bets,” which may indicate a short -term period, but we do not consider it important indicators in the medium term. “I expected the US dollar to continue the outputs of the customs and the state of the political ominous, while it is the reliable, while it is the outcome of the country, while it is the state Yen and the Swiss franc. -Commersial purposes -including drivers assets and other speculators -their bets on the fall in the US dollar this week ended July 8. They currently have investment centers worth about $ 18.6 billion, an increase of about $ 18.3 billion in the previous week.