On January 20, 2025, the Dollar Index fell below 108.00, primarily due to low trading volume as the U.S. observed a holiday. This decline halted an upward trend that had seen the dollar appreciate over 4.00% since the November 2024 presidential election. Investor confidence remains, driven by expectations of stricter economic policies and potential executive orders from President Trump that could impact trade and the dollar's value. Amid concerns about future trade policies, speculation arises regarding the potential effects on the dollar's demand globally.
Despite the Dollar Index's decline, it remains close to a two-year high, supported by investor confidence and expectations of stricter economic policies.
The observed low liquidity due to the holiday could result in higher volatility, causing prices to fluctuate unexpectedly with any significant market moves.
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