Analysts from UniCredit Bank, led by Roberto Mialich, suggest that the U.S. dollar could face further declines if the conflict in Iran concludes or becomes a risk factor for the Trump administration. According to Odaily, Mialich highlights that the dollar's role as a safe haven could diminish if risk appetite improves, as observed after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a two-week ceasefire.
Mialich notes that once the conflict ends, markets may refocus on factors that previously pressured the dollar before the war. Additionally, if the U.S. becomes embroiled in a prolonged conflict without a clear exit strategy, the dollar might weaken further. This situation could lead to renewed concerns about U.S. economic policy and the credibility of the dollar.#Dollar #US #IranConflict #TrumpAdministration #CurrencyRisk #Forex #Economy #FinancialMarkets #SafeHaven #MarketAnalysis