The US dollar remained steady as tariff uncertainties heightened market concerns.

On April 14th,The relationship between foreign exchange brokers and traffic merchants the US dollar held steady against the euro and yen. The exchange rate for the dollar to euro remained near $1.1339, despite having plummeted to a three-year low last week. The dollar marginally declined to 143.17 yen against the yen, as the Trump administration's fluctuating tariff policies impacted market confidence in the dollar.

Recently, the dollar's performance has diverged from US Treasury yields. Despite rising Treasury yields, the dollar has continued to depreciate. This contrast has sparked investor concerns regarding US economic and trade policies, particularly the unpredictable nature of the Trump administration's tariff policies. The inconsistency in tariff policies has cast doubt over the dollar's future, prompting investors to consider reallocating funds to other assets to avoid risks posed by uncertainty.

President Trump recently announced his intention to declare tariff rates on semiconductor imports this week, indicating a flexible approach for certain semiconductor companies. However, Commerce Secretary Lutenik has also stated that new tariffs on these electronic products will be imposed within the next two months, further heightening market uncertainty.

Meanwhile, the dollar's weakness is also linked to pessimistic domestic economic expectations. A report from the New York Fed shows that short-term inflation expectations among Americans reached the highest level since fall 2023, due to a decline in public assessments of personal financial status and employment prospects. This reflects investors' lack of confidence in the future growth of the US economy, particularly amid rising uncertainty due to tariffs.

The dollar also exhibited varying degrees of volatility against other major currencies. It fell 0.18% against the Swiss franc to 0.814 francs, while the British pound rose 0.88% to $1.3195. The Australian dollar continued its strength, climbing 0.84% to 0.6338 USD, extending last week's gain of over 4%.

The market remains cautious about the dollar's future direction, with some participants suggesting that such extreme exchange rate fluctuations might indicate a prolonged period of dollar weakness, especially as uncertainty intensifies. The Trump administration's tariff policies remain one of the crucial factors influencing the dollar's movements, with investors continuing to monitor developments closely.

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