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The Dollar Rises at The End of a Wild Week of Trump Backflips

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Last updated: April 25, 2025 8:01 am
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Published April 25, 2025
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Following modest losses the day before, the dollar moved higher on Friday as traders struggled with the U.S. economy’s prospects in the wake of President Donald Trump’s inconsistent statements on trade agreements and the Federal Reserve’s actions.

After Trump threatened to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell for not lowering interest rates quickly enough, the U.S. currency fell 1% against major peers on Monday. However, a day later, it surged 1.5% as Trump claimed he never intended to replace Powell and suggested a de-escalation in his trade war with China. This week, the U.S. currency has fluctuated wildly.

However, later in the week, the dollar fell again due to a lack of progress in starting negotiations with Beijing. The dollar index, which compares the currency to six major peers, is only expected to improve by 0.27% for the week, but it would still end a four-week losing streak.

Investors are especially unaware of the present state of affairs with China. Trump reiterated later in the day that direct talks are in progress, but Beijing said on Thursday that it had not held trade talks with Washington.

Early trade negotiations between Washington and its Asian allies, Japan and South Korea, appear to be progressing well. Following the first round of talks, Seoul’s team stated on Thursday that the two sides want to draft a trade deal before the reciprocal tariff moratorium ends in July.

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