Dollar prices have fallen to the lowest level in eight weeks against the yen and remained close to the lowest level in the month against the pound sterling on Thursday. This occurs against the backdrop of growing pressure on investors due to the global trade war, which may lead to increased inflation.
Experts note that the situation in global financial markets remains unstable due to the possible consequences of trade negotiations between countries. The dollar's decline is linked to growing risks from the introduction of new tariffs and rising inflation.
"Trade policy plays a key role in current currency fluctuations in the market. Investors are watching every move of the regulators and central banks," analysts say. Experts warn of caution and predict risks in investments due to the uncertainty of the global economic landscape.
