US Dollar Index Suffers Biggest Weekly Drop Since 2025

US dollar DXY has just registered the largest weekly decline since April 2025. It fell toward the 98.5 level. The chart has indicated a definite violation of its recent range. This action is an indicator of deteriorating dollar strength. The markets are now discounting reduced confidence in international funds flows.

The DXY just saw its largest weekly drop since April 2025.

The USD is struggling right now due to:
-Anti US asset sentiment in Europe over the Greenland/tariff situation
-The investigation into Powell being seen as an attack on Fed independence
-Global investors moving capital… pic.twitter.com/gfHxFnPczR

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Part of the decline is caused by an anti-US sentiment in Europe. Shareholders are responding to increased trade tensions. The Greenland and tariff threats by Trump put a strain on the diplomatic relations. The exposure to US assets is minimized with European funds. This will have a direct effect on the dollar demand. It hastens the selling pressure in the DXY.

Powell Investigation Rattles Faith

This is unclear with the DOJ inquiry into Jerome Powell. It is considered political interference in the markets. There is fear among investors that Fed independence can be harmed. This image undermines confidence in US monetary policy. Consequently, capital finds alternatives that are more secure. World investors are still redistributing money. Many reduce dollar holdings. They spin into gold, yen and emerging markets. Others move to crypto assets. Such actions decrease liquidity in the dollar. They support the negative trend.

Increase in US Debt Overloads Structures

US debt approaches $38 trillion. This year could see interest payment run to over 1 trillion. Investors are concerned about the sustainability in the long term. They are challenging fiscal discipline. These issues put a lot of strain on the dollar perspectives. Metals and gold are strengthened. Dollar weakness is also favorable to Crypto. They are treated by investors as hedges. The decreasing DXY enhances the risk appetite. It is a conducive environment to Bitcoin and other hard assets. It is indicative of a general loss of faith in fiat domination.