US currency

 

The ongoing uncertainty surrounding the imposing and suspension or cancellation of  US tariffs for international trade with various nations is causing continuing volatility yet bolstering traditional solid currencies such as gold and dollars.

Increased variations in inflation and any economic growth are causing even further complexities, all of which is dividing central bank policy decisions, especially those between the west's big guns, the Bank of Japan. US Fed, and the European bank

even with increasing growing efforts to challenge it's global dominance, the US dollar still remains as the world’s most reliable reserve currency, steadfastly holding off threats from de-dollarisation, with no real competitor yet emerging.

geopolitical events and economic data has produced focused studies by investors and experts, but none have shifted the dial.