On March 10, it was reported that due to uncertainty about Trump's policies, the US dollar remained stable after falling last week, but it was still at a weak level. Pepperstone strategist Michael Brown said in the report that the biggest problem facing the market is that Trump's policies "change as often as the wind is blowing." Trump's erratic approach to tariffs has prevented market participants from pricing risk and accurately predicting future policy paths. "No one wants to touch dollar assets right now," he said. (Jin Shi)