【Trump'S Deal Is Being Questioned, And The Dollar Is Poised To Have Its Worst Weekly Performance Since August】The US Dollar Is On Its Way To Its Biggest Weekly Decline In 3 Months, And Bank Investors Are Beginning To Question The So-Called “Trump Deal” That Has Strengthened The Dollar Since The US Election. The US Dollar Index Dxy Fell Nearly 0.2% In The Asian Session On Friday, And This Week'S Decline Extended To 1.1%. The US Dollar Weakened Against All Other G10 Currencies This Week, With The Dollar Falling The Most Against The Yen. Mingze Wu, Foreign Exchange Trader At Stonex Financial In Singapore, Said, “The Market Is Still Trying To Find The Trend Of The US Dollar.” “We Expect The Dollar To Fluctuate Horizontally Before Trump Is Sworn In In January Next Year. Once Trump Announces His Policies, The Dollar Trend Will Become More Clear.” Trump'S Social Media Posts Are Beginning To Disrupt Financial Markets, And People Are Increasingly Worried That His Policies May Eventually Damage The World'S Largest Economy, Causing The Dollar To Stagnate For Eight Weeks. Citigroup'S Index Tracking The Exchange Fund'S Dollar Position Climbed To Its Highest Level Since August 2023 This Week, Indicating That Long Positions May Have Expanded Excessively