Afghanistan, April 23 -- The U.S. dollar, long considered the bedrock of global financial stability, is showing signs of significant weakening. Since January 2025, the dollar has depreciated by nearly 9% against a basket of major world currencies-its lowest level in three years. Economists and financial analysts warn this could mark a major turning point in the dollar's long-standing dominance as the world's primary reserve currency.
According to a recent analysis published by AP News and supported by financial data from multiple sources, the dollar's current trajectory is tied to several overlapping factors, including mounting global trade tensions, shifts in investor sentiment, and growing unease with the economic policies of the current...