After a decade of dominance, the U.S. dollar has fallen sharply in the first few months of 2025. As tariffs and geopolitical disputes upend the global economic outlook, could this be the end of one of the longest dollar rallies in U.S. history? Capital Group currency analyst Jens Sondergaard offers his view. #CapGroupGlobal

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Is U.S. dollar dominance ending?

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