The US dollar has experienced a dramatic decline against major currencies, including the euro and Japanese yen, fueled by a complex interplay of geopolitical uncertainty, economic policy decisions, and market sentiment. The Trump administration’s trade policies, characterized by aggressive tariffs and sanctions, have significantly eroded investor confidence in the American economy. As a result, capital is flowing to safer haven assets like gold and European equities. This trend has accelerated as the OECD lowered US growth forecasts for 2025, highlighting the impact of Donald Trump’s trade initiatives on economic stability. Read on to learn why this decline could be a catalyst for structural shifts in global monetary systems.**