最新报道:According to the CoinWorld report, Trump sent mixed signals when talking about the US dollar policy on Friday. On the one hand, he emphasized that he would "never support a weak dollar", but on the other hand, he talked about the economic benefits of low exchange rates to the US manufacturing industry. "I will never say that I like low exchange rates. I am the kind of person who likes a strong dollar, but a weak dollar can make you more money." This statement came at a time when the foreign exchange market generally speculated that his government was actively seeking a weaker dollar. When asked if he was worried about the continued decline of the US dollar, Trump responded that "I am a person who likes a strong dollar", but he immediately added that "I won't lose sleep over it." Trump also specifically mentioned that manufacturing companies are benefiting from a weak dollar. "A strong dollar has a consequence. It looks good, but no one comes to travel. You can't sell factories, trucks, or anything. A strong dollar is good for controlling inflation, that's all. And we don't have inflation at all. We have eliminated inflation."