Under the influence of the Federal Reserve's rate cuts and the Trump administration's preference for a weaker currency, the US dollar experienced significant fluctuations in 2025, sparking discussions about de-dollarization. However, economists from Wells Fargo and the Institute of International Finance believe that the dollar's structural dominance remains solid and expect the dollar to rebound after the Federal Reserve's easing cycle ends.
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Under the influence of the Federal Reserve's rate cuts and the Trump administration's preference for a weaker currency, the US dollar experienced significant fluctuations in 2025, sparking discussions about de-dollarization. However, economists from Wells Fargo and the Institute of International Finance believe that the dollar's structural dominance remains solid and expect the dollar to rebound after the Federal Reserve's easing cycle ends.