The US dollar index has fallen out of the top seven, having dropped over 6% this year.

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2025-12-01 16:00:30

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The US Dollar Index (DXY) has recently struggled a bit. It has already fallen over 6% this year and is now fluctuating between 97 and 98, unable to maintain the 100 level. Even more embarrassingly, it has dropped out of the top seven strongest currencies in the world for 2025.

Who are the ones in front now? The Kuwaiti Dinar firmly holds the first place, followed closely by the Bahraini Dinar, Omani Rial, and Jordanian Dinar. The Pound, Cayman Islands Dollar, and Swiss Franc also rank ahead of the US Dollar. The US Dollar is now in eighth place, barely ahead of the Euro and Singapore Dollar.

Based on this trend, it is expected that by mid-year, the dollar's fall may approach 11%. The market generally believes that inflation pressures and weak employment data are the main reasons for dragging down the dollar. For the cryptocurrency market, a weaker dollar typically means that funds may flow into other assets for hedging or seeking returns.

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