最新报道:According to the Financial Times, foreign investors in US assets are rushing to hedge their dollar exposure. This is a sign of growing concerns about the impact of Trump's policy agenda on the world's leading currency. Deutsche Bank analysis shows that since Trump's election last November, the volume of US bond and stock investments hedged against currency risk has exceeded unhedged positions for the first time in four years. "Foreigners may have resumed buying US assets, but they don't want to take on currency risk at the same time," said Deutsche Bank strategist George Saravelos. He added that these investors are "extracting dollar exposure at an unprecedented rate." This behavior helps explain a glaring paradox in US markets since Trump's "Liberation Day" tariff announcement in April triggered a sharp sell-off: why Wall Street's spectacular rebound has failed to trigger a resurgence in the US dollar.