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Trump Wants A Weaker US Dollar & Now He's Got It: But For How Long?

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The US dollar is currently facing its worst nightmare as the American currency continues to deliver a wobbly stance. The US dollar has struggled to rebound since Donald Trump assumed the reins as the 47th US president, adding more to the USD woes. As Trump resumed his official duties, his deliberate policy shifts and the development of a new economic order through tariffs have pushed the US dollar to new lows. While many analysts believe that Trump intentionally wants a weaker US dollar to bolster exports, the American currency is currently wounded and is hoping for a desperate respite in an ever-evolving financial world. Furthermore, here’s how long the US dollar is expected to fall per recent predictions and Analysis . Also Read: American Hegemony To End Sooner Than Expected, Reich Warns Weak Dollar Analysis: Now What? Source: Watcher Guru The US dollar has been falling relentlessly since Trump assumed the role of the 47th US president. His scathing tariff policies have sparked ...

Interest Rate Cuts: Major Banks Warn of Market Impact

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Interest rate cuts are now expected in the near future as both JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs have raised some serious recession warnings while the market volatility is growing steadily. The Trump administration’s recently imposed some tariffs that have certainly triggered some widespread economic concerns, with several major banks quickly revising their forecasts upward as the fears of a potential trade war continue to grow and intensify. Also Read: China’s Central Bank Asks State-owned Banks to Reduce US Dollar Purchases How Big Banks’ Recession Warnings Can Rewrite Market Actions JP Morgan just raised its recession chance to 60%, up from 40%, while Goldman Sachs bumped its forecast from 35% to 45%. These rather dramatic shifts came shortly after Trump’s implementation of blanket 10% tariffs on many U.S. trading partners, which has certainly shaken financial markets. Source: jpmorganchase.com JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon wrote in a letter to shareholders: “The econom...