July 2, 2025
Article from The Gateway Pundit by Robert Semonsen
Article Synopsis
The U.S. dollar is experiencing its worst half-year decline since 1973, dropping over 10% due to investor concerns about rising U.S. debt, Trump’s tariff policies, and uncertainty over the Federal Reserve’s direction. The dollar’s fall has been accelerated by the anticipated passage of Trump’s $3.2 trillion “Big Beautiful Bill,” sparking a sell-off in Treasuries and boosting gold prices to record highs as investors seek safer assets.
Despite initial optimism about Trump’s economic impact, the Euro has surged and global institutions are reducing U.S. asset exposure. While some analysts believe the dollar may stabilize soon, ongoing market volatility and policy uncertainty continue to weigh on its outlook.
