The US dollar has begun to recover after falling to a three-year low.

Increase in the US dollar exchange rate

The increase in the US dollar against the euro and the Japanese yen, which has caused concern in the financial markets, may be related to the inconsistent trade policy of US President Donald Trump. According to Reuters, the euro has decreased by 0.26% to $1.1331, while the dollar strengthened by 0.08% against the Japanese yen, reaching 143.61.

The policy is so chaotic that it's hard to think beyond the next 24 hours in terms of where the policy stakes might be or where the economy is headed," said Adam Button, chief currency analyst at ForexLive.

Investors are worried about the unpredictable imposition of tariffs, which negatively affects confidence in the dollar as a global reserve currency. This situation could lead to further depreciation of the dollar and create instability in the financial markets. Investors should be prepared for further fluctuations in the dollar's exchange rate as the political situation may continue to change.

Situation Analysis

The increase in the US dollar against the euro and the Japanese yen at the beginning of the new week has become a topic of discussion in the financial markets. Experts believe that this rise is linked to the inconsistent trade policy of US President Donald Trump, which creates uncertainty and concern among investors. The imposition of tariffs on goods from China is one of the reasons for this state of affairs, as it undermines confidence in the dollar as a global reserve currency. Investors should be prepared for further fluctuations in the dollar's exchange rate as the political situation may continue to change.