Let’s cut to the chase, folks. The dollar isn’t just having a bad day—it’s in a long-term decline, and that decline is starting to look permanent. When even Goldman Sachs starts waving the warning flag, you better believe the iceberg has already hit the hull. Kamakshya Trivedi, Goldman’s global head of FX and EM, told Bloomberg something that should send shivers down your spine: “Dollar weakness is here to stay.” That’s not speculation—it’s recognition. The dollar’s losing its grip, and foreign investors are finally reassessing the risk of holding dollar-denominated assets. That’s a fancy way of saying: they’re getting out while they still can. Foreign Investors Are Jumping Ship Let’s break this down in plain English. Foreign investors used to…
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