"The dollar has fallen to the lowest level in 3 years American currency has been under force from president Trump's tariff policy and its deadlock with national Reserve chairman"

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The US dollar has fallen to its lowest level on Monday in 3 years, as concerns about U.S. president Donald Trump's tariff war and his increasing misunderstanding with national Reserve president Jerome Powell grew on the market.
The U.S. dollar index of the ICE – which tracks the value of the US dollar against the basket of major currencies – has fallen by more than 1% to 97.923, the lowest level since March 2022.

The dollar besides reached a fresh minima in relation to the euro, the pound, the yen and the Swiss franc and weakened against the ruble, falling below 80 for the first time since June 2024. Currency has been under expanding force since Trump introduced the 2 April customs he called ‘The Day of Liberation’, mark global trading partners.

Market assurance was even more shaken after Trump publically attacked Powell on Thursday on interest rates.The president harshly criticized the president of the national Reserve, demanding ft cuts and informing that Powell could be recalled.

“If he wants him to leave, he will leave very soon” said Trump.

His comments came after Powell warned that duties "very likely to at least temporarily increase inflation" and did not signal any impending interest rate reductions.The White home economical Advisor Kevin Hassett later said that the administration was investigating whether he could legally fire Powell before the end of his term.

The clash alarmed investors, even though Powell said that he did not plan to resign earlier and stressed that Fed independency is “a substance of law”.Trump resumed his attacks on Monday, calling Powell "Mr. besides Late, large Loser" in fact Social's post and informing that the economy would slow down if interest rates were not reduced.The American stock suffered another blow and Dow, Nasdaq and S&P 500 fell by over 3%.Investors face "a fresh origin of macroeconomic unrest: Trump's threats to Fed independence," said CNBC manufacture expert Adam Crisafulli of Vital cognition on Monday.Any effort to fire Powell will likely trigger a violent sale on American stock markets, said Krishna Guha, Vice president of Evercore ISI.Trump appointed Powell as president of the national Reserve in 2018, and in 2022 he was reappointed by erstwhile president Joe Biden. Its word of office as president shall run until May 2026.



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source:https://www.rt.com/business/616067-dollar-fall-tariffs-powell/

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