According to foreign media analysis, if history repeats itself, Donald Trump's second presidential term could hurt the dollar, which fell during his first term and could fall again, and he could also devalue it. During Trump's presidency from January 2017 to January 2021, the trade-weighted dollar depreciated by about 6%. The widely watched and traded dollar index fell by nearly 12%.
According to foreign media analysis, one of the main contents of Federal Reserve Chairperson Powell's speech in Jackson Hole in August was that, given the significant progress made on inflation, the Federal Reserve's response is no longer solely focused on inflation. There are clear signs that the employment aspect has become a more dominant factor in determining policy. Since then, employment data has triggered greater cross-asset volatility in recent months. However, with Trump's decisive vict...