According to a report by TechFlow, on May 21, Barclays analysts stated that the dollar may continue to decline in the near term, but due to the relative resilience of the U.S. economy, the decline may be limited. Volatility in the bond market creates an unfavorable environment for the dollar, and missteps in U.S. trade policy, shifts in tariff rhetoric, or weak data may further weaken the dollar. However, analysts expect that the dollar will not depreciate significantly. The recent downgrade of tariffs suggests that the potential economic losses for the U.S. may be less than expected. Trump's fiscal easing plan may strengthen the dollar, although there are still concerns about the U.S. budget deficit in the short term.