On April 14th, COINOTAG News reported that the recent suspension of tariffs on popular consumer electronics has provided a temporary buffer for the **U.S. dollar**, which had been experiencing significant declines. This development has raised cautious optimism regarding the potential for a more **flexible trade approach** under the Trump administration amid ongoing trade tensions. However, experts warn that this relief might only be short-lived, as Trump remains steadfast on imposing specific **import tariffs** on electronics and is currently reviewing **microchip tariffs** within the context of national security.
Dane Cekov, Senior Macro and FX Strategist at **Sparebank 1 Markets AS**, articulated that for the dollar to maintain its upward trajectory, a prompt and peaceful resolution to the trade disputes is essential. He emphasized that if the trade war continues to disrupt the **U.S. economy**, it could lead to deteriorating conditions reflected in key indicators such as **consumer spending**, **inflation rates**, and **employment figures**. Consequently, Cekov foresees ongoing **dollar weakness** in the months ahead.