The U.S. dollar remained near a five-month low against major global currencies on Monday, weighed down by President Donald Trump’s unpredictable trade policies and a series of weak macroeconomic indicators.
Investors are increasingly wary as escalating trade tensions and inconsistent policy signals fuel uncertainty in global markets. Recent economic data showing signs of slowing growth in the U.S. has further pressured the dollar, raising expectations of potential monetary easing by the Federal Reserve.
Analysts warn that continued volatility in trade and economic policies could drive further declines in the dollar, with investors closely watching upcoming economic reports and central bank statements for further direction.
