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The U.S. dollar dropped 9% in 2025, its worst year in eight, due to expected rate cuts, deficits, and global shifts.
The U.S. dollar ended 2025 with a 9% drop against major currencies, its worst year in eight years, driven by expected Fed rate cuts, widening fiscal deficits, political uncertainty, and narrowing rate gaps with other nations.
Despite a recent rebound, further weakness is anticipated in 2026 as global growth strengthens, central bank policies diverge, and a new Fed chair under President Trump may adopt a dovish stance.
The dollar remains overvalued in real terms, and any signs of slowing U.S. economic growth could deepen depreciation.
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El dólar estadounidense cayó un 9% en 2025, su peor año en ocho, debido a los esperados recortes de tasas, déficits y cambios globales.