#FedRateCutAffectsDollarTrend Fed rate cuts often weaken the dollar, making oil more affordable for global buyers and supporting prices. Lower interest rates can also spur economic growth, increasing energy demand. However, if cuts indicate recession risks, oil prices may drop due to lower consumption. A strong USD, despite cuts, pressures oil by raising costs for international markets, while geopolitical factors and supply constraints add further volatility. The balance between economic growth and demand ultimately shapes oil’s reaction to Fed policies