Odaily Planet Daily News: Justin Low, an analyst at the financial website Forexlive: As this week draws to a close, Trump's attitude on tariffs seems to have softened, putting pressure on the US dollar. The tailwind for the US dollar since December has officially turned, and it seems to hold the "Trump" trump card in the game at the end of the year, but is this true? Trump's attitude towards the US dollar this time is completely opposite to his first term. This time he wants the US dollar to weaken. The only realistic option is to force the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates faster. He claims to "know more about interest rates than the Federal Reserve" and hopes to cut interest rates "immediately." However, this does not mean that the Federal Reserve will change its current policy stance, but Trump is likely to help push it forward. If all he does is talk about tariffs but does not take action, this will help ease concerns about inflation. As concerns about tariffs ease, the focus will turn to inflation and labor market data to see how things develop. (Jinshi)