Data from June 12 indicates that the US dollar exchange rate continues to be under pressure and weakens. Recent economic data suggests that inflation is slowing down, and the vitality of the labor market is also diminishing. These factors collectively increase the likelihood of The Federal Reserve (FED) lowering interest rates in early autumn or even earlier. At the same time, Trump's adjustments to US geopolitical strategies and the promotion of tough tariff policies have also put additional pressure on the dollar. Market analysts believe that as expectations for interest rate cuts grow, the dollar may continue its weak performance, which will have widespread implications for global financial markets.