The dollar slid to its weakest level in nearly four years as US policy risks and a resurgent yen weigh against the world’s reserve currency.

The U.S. dollar fell to its lowest level in four years on Tuesday despite President Donald Trump claiming it was “doing great” in a speech in Iowa.

The US dollar's 10% decline this year looks bad on the surface. But there are actually some positives.

The U.S. dollar sank to a near ​four-year low against a basket of currencies on Tuesday, as traders kept watch for possible coordinated currency intervention by U.S. and ‌Japanese authorities and this week's Federal Reserve interest rate decision.

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The latest de-dollarization movement started in 2022 when the U.S. imposed all-encompassing sanctions against Russia following Russia's invasion of neighboring Ukraine. Various world leaders took umbrage at the idea that the U.S. could freeze their funds due to any sort of diplomatic or military dispute.

U.S. dollar has fallen 10.7% year-over-year, declining against major currencies amid mounting debt, rate divergence, and geopolitical risks.

Faced with Trump's tariffs and threats, BRICS countries are trying to reduce dollar use in trading with each other.

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The DXY dollar index was lower, and BofA said the currency looked set to depreciate against this year as lower U.S. rates make it cheaper to take protection against the risk of the currency weakening.

I am hearing the rumor again: the BRICS countries plan to launch a single currency to dethrone the US dollar as the world’s reserve currency. As CEO of LifeGoal Wealth Advisors and a CIMA and CFP, I spend a lot of time cutting through financial noise.