Is the World Falling Out of Love with the U.S. Dollar? The dollar used to be the world’s safe haven. Now, investors are pulling back. What’s going on?

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The "Sell America" Trade Global investors are selling U.S. bonds, ditching dollars, and shifting money into safer assets. Trust in U.S. stability is fading.

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Blame the Tariffs It started with aggressive U.S. trade policies and tariffs, especially toward China. The result? Broken trust in America’s economic leadership.

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The Dollar Is Dropping The Dollar Index has slipped below 100. Meanwhile, U.S. government bonds — once seen as ultra-safe — are being dumped.

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Debt Is Soaring Tax cuts + heavy spending = ballooning debt. The U.S. is borrowing more, just as interest rates rise. That’s a dangerous combo.

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Inflation & Policy Trap Tariffs push prices up. The Fed is stuck: raise rates and risk a recession, or cut them and let inflation surge. No easy choices.

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Investors Shift to Gold, Yen, Franc Gold is hitting highs. Investors are moving to safer currencies like the yen and franc. Even countries like India are rethinking dollar reserves.

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A Crisis of Confidence The U.S. dollar isn’t collapsing — yet. But trust is fading. Unless policies change, the world may look elsewhere for stability.

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