The 10% decrease of USD Dollar Ler in H1FY25 is the worst since 1973: Report

In the first half of 2025, US de Dollar Lare fell more than 10% – its worst H1 display after 1973 – global investors weigh the influence of President Donald Trump’s economic policies and are uncertain on the world’s influential currency.

The Euro, Swiss Frank, Japanese Yen and British pounds measure the strength of the greenback against six large currencies, which are closer to the 97 mark. In 2025, so far it has dropped by 10.4%. From a 52-week peak of 110, the fall is 13%.

The Financial Times reports that the fall reflects the worst start of the year after the end of the Gold -backed Bretan Woods system. The report states that the sharp decline in Dollar Lare is 15 percent loss in 1973 and the worst first half of the year in the six months after 2009 put it on the course.

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The system was a global financial structure established at a conference in Bretan Woods, New Hampshire, USA in July 1944. It created a system of fixed exchange rates, with USD Dollar Lare in the center.

Trump’s initial-spontaneous tariff war, differences with the Federal Reserve, and growing debt of the US weaken the Safe Shelter Appeal for Dollar Lock for investors, said Francisco Pesol, FX strategist of ING, said, “Dollar Lar” has become the irregular policies of Trump.

The currency was down 0.2% on Monday because the U.S. Senate prepares to start voting on the reform of Trump’s “big, beautiful” tax bill.

The FT report states that the law described by the Trump administration as a landmark is expected to add $ 3.2 trillion to the US debt ILE Gall over the next decade, FT reports. It has already stimulated concerns over the durability of Washington Shington’s borrowing, the U.S. Exodus spreads from the Treasury Market.

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How to do other currencies?

Against the forecast for the collapse of Vall L Street Banks, the euro rose 13% to $ 1.17 as investors focused on the risks of growth in the world’s largest economy – while demand has increased for safe wealth like German bonds. The Euro was estimated to be in equality with D Dollar Lare this year.

The USD has praised JPY by 7-8% while the British Pound Dollar Ler has increased by about%%.

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