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Trumpnis doing great and making America great again.... Ya. Right.

He is the president who is bankrupting USA. But to be fair, they have been on this track for some time now. And they are being sustained by other countries which have no choice but to keep lending them money.

Not anymore. China, Japan and probably all of Europe are stopping from buying their treasuries. Make America Bankrupt will be Trump's mantle.

Dollar Tumbles To A Four-Year Low As Trump Claims It's "Doing Great"

The U.S. dollar fell to a 4-year low Tuesday.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 greenback has retreated in the year since Trump returned to the White House, a stretch that's been punctuated by frequent tariff threats, strains in U.S. international relations and domestic strife, now playing out in Minnesota.Specifically, the ICE US Dollar Index DXY fell to $95.86, down $1.18, or 1.2%, sinking against a basket of rival currencies to its lowest level since Feb. 17, 2022, according to Dow Jones Market Data.As a daily percentage decline, it was the worst day since April 10, 2025, when the dollar index tumbled 2% as markets convulsed in the wake of Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs.Other countries with high deficits may now take a more cautious approach, he said, adding that they may look to avoid cutting interest rates but instead focus on strengthening their fiscal and moneta

Dollar Tumbles To A Four-Year Low As Trump Claims It's "Doing Great"

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In fact, we're doing the opposite,\" Wasserman said.Trump was in Iowa as part of a series of stops aimed at drumming up support for Republicans for midterm elections in November. He was asked by a reporter if he thought the dollar had declined too much. \"No, I think it's great,\" Trump said. \"I mean, the value of the dollar. Look at the business we're doing. 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