Deutsche Bank has issued a warning that the US dollar is headed for its worst downturn since 2014, citing factors such as growing distrust in US leadership, rising global spending, and the impact of former President Donald Trump’s trade policies. The bank’s strategists George Saravelos and Tim Baker attributed this decline to increasing investor confidence in other currencies like the euro. A recent note by the strategists highlights that the recent downturn in the dollar is a sign of a wider shift in global market dynamics, as investors are re-evaluating their investment strategies and moving capital away from US assets due to rising trade tensions and a changing global landscape. [Read more about how this could affect your investments.]