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The US dollar is currently spiraling out of control, as fiscal pressure, coupled with Trump’s tariff ordeal, continues to batter its building momentum. USD has lost significantly this year, shedding nearly 16% of its value in the first half of 2025. The USD is now up in arms, fighting major currency competitors on the rise, all while managing to keep its allure intact around the world. However, with the recent Analysis at hand, it seems that USD may take a while to regain its glory, as experts warn that the bearish USD sentiment may persist for years to come. Also Read: 3 Analyst-Backed Ways to Gain From Weak US Dollar (USD) Experts See USD Weakness Extending Beyond 2025 Source: Freepik.com A recent Bloomberg article on the USD’s value depreciation has delivered a stark warning to USD investors. The US dollar is currently on a path to shed more of its value, as it embraces a constant bearish sentiment. Per expert Marco Papic of BCA Research, the US dollar has entered a bear marke...

The Federal Reserve has again left interest rates unchanged after the latest Fed meeting, leaving rates at 4.25% to 4.50%. It marks the fifth straight month that there has not been an interest rate cut or hike. President Donald Trump has been pressing hard for the Fed to cut rates, arguing that his tariff policy will not push up inflation. However, Fed Chair Jerome Powell and the central bank still see inflation as threatening enough to hold off any further cuts. BREAKING: Federal Reserve leaves interest rates unchanged, remains at 4.25% – 4.50%. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) July 30, 2025 The decision comes amid increased economic uncertainty derived from the United States’ America-First tariff plan unveiling in early April. Subsequently, the Fed has opted to remain committed to a wait-and-see approach to handling the war on inflation and future interest rate cuts. According to Treasury data, the annual inflation rate in the US accelerated for the second consecutive month ...