#FedRateCutAffectsDollarTrend 1. Economic Data – Reports like GDP growth, inflation (CPI), employment (NFP), and interest rate decisions (Federal Reserve meetings) influence the dollar. Positive data strengthens the dollar, while weak data can weaken it. 2. Federal Reserve Policies – Interest rate hikes usually boost the dollar, while rate cuts can weaken it. Statements from Fed officials also move the market. 3. Geopolitical Events – Wars, sanctions, trade agreements, and political instability affect investor confidence in the dollar. 4. Market Sentiment – In times of crisis, the dollar often strengthens as a safe-haven currency. When risk appetite grows, investors may shift to other assets. 5. Global News – Economic slowdowns in major economies (like China or the EU) can push investors toward the dollar as a stable currency.