Dollar Index Hits Multi-Decade Lows Amid Policy Uncertainty
The US Dollar Index has plunged to its weakest level since the Reagan era, with a 10% annualized decline projected for 2025. Market analysts attribute the sustained sell-off to diminishing confidence in Trump-era fiscal policies, driving capital toward alternative stores of value.
Currency traders are rotating out of dollar-denominated positions at the fastest pace in four decades. The greenback's collapse mirrors historical patterns seen during periods of political instability, with Bitcoin's fixed supply drawing particular attention from institutional hedgers.