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As of April 26, 2025, the U.S. dollar (USD) is experiencing notable fluctuations influenced by global trade dynamics, policy uncertainties, and shifting investor sentiments

Exchange Rates (as of April 25, 2025):

Euro (EUR): 1 USD = 0.8787 EUR

British Pound (GBP): 1 USD = 0.7502 GBP

Japanese Yen (JPY): 1 USD = 143.75 JPY

Chinese Yuan (CNY): 1 USD = 7.2872 CNY

Saudi Riyal (SAR): 1 USD = 3.75 SAR 

After a period of decline, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) rebounded from lows just below the 98.00 level, marking its first weekly gain since mid-March. This uptick was driven by easing concerns over U.S.-China trade tensions and President Trump's decision to retain Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell 

Trade Policies: Recent tariff exemptions granted by China have alleviated some trade war anxieties, contributing to the dollar's short-term recovery .​

Investor Sentiment: Despite the recent rebound, global investors remain cautious. The dollar's traditional role as a safe haven is being questioned due to policy unpredictability and concerns over U.S. debt sustainability .​

Federal Reserve Dynamics: Speculations about leadership changes at the Federal Reserve and critiques of its policy approaches have added to market uncertainties, affecting the dollar's stability

While the U.S. dollar has shown signs of stabilization, its future performance remains contingent on geopolitical developments, domestic economic policies, and global investor confidence. Analysts suggest that without clear and consistent policy directions, the dollar may face continued volatility in the coming months