Entering 2025, the prevailing macro theme throughout the investment community was that the US dollar would continue its dominant path.
Years of US exceptionalism – driven by a booming equity market and a resilient labour market – had cemented the dollar as a must-have hedging tool in most portfolios. For example, if there was a risk-off event, such as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the dollar was the safe-haven asset.
Furthermore, US president Donald Trump’s tariffs were even expected to bolster
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