I know it’s not. You couldn’t answer a simple question. And you need another simple question explained to you.
You truly are a blind-to-reality person. What simple question did you ask? was it the question about why the dollar fell and the Euro rose?
First of all, I do NOT answer your questions at all because all you will do is throw the answers away (they prove nothing to you) and find something else to criticize (because all you are is a debaser of people that don't cater to your thinking). You are NOT seeking the truth but simply seeking to make yourself unbeatable, meaning that nothing I can say will make any difference to you.
I know more than you do about everything but even more so about the economy and what makes it tick.
As far as answering your question, instead of me telling you the answer, check it out for yourself with these two links, one of which if from one of the Federal Reserve Banks:
The selloff reflected a mix of persistent structural pressures and new vulnerabilities that intensified in 2025. Long-standing concerns included rising US debt burdens—exacerbated by the “Big Beautiful Bill”—and the gradual erosion of the US growth premium, particularly as tariff uncertainty clouded the economic outlook.
The United States announced new, higher tariff rates this year. Tariffs can affect supply chains, investment, and firms’ input costs, resulting in supply-side effects such as higher inflation and higher unemployment.
Having said all of the above, you can now stick your tongue up your ass (where it belongs) and keep believing what your sick brain is telling you is fact. Believe what you want but it is not going to change what is actual reality.
Which is all of this:
and even more of this: