The U.S. dollar saw a slight rebound after the suspension of tariffs on popular consumer electronics, offering a glimpse of potential trade war adjustments. However, this temporary relief might be short-lived as President Trump remains firm in his commitment to imposing specific import tariffs on consumer electronics and is actively reviewing microchip regulations under national security investigations. Experts at Sparebank 1 Markets AS believe sustained dollar strength requires a swift and peaceful resolution to the trade war before it negatively impacts the U.S. economy on a long-term basis. As consumers face higher costs, inflation, and labor market fluctuations due to Trump’s tariffs, the dollar is projected to weaken in the coming months.