An era of a weak dollar is hinted due to Trump's fiscal and trade policies.
The depreciation of the dollar is not so much due to Trump's economic policies but by the lack of confidence in his administration.
The lack of dollar demand is causing it to weaken.
Central banks are diversifying their reserves, opting for other alternatives such as gold and euro.
Foreign investors are reducing their exposure to the dollar due to the risk of confidence crisis.
As the dollar weakens, the United States loses political and financial influence globally.
The weakening of the dollar benefits the U.S. economy in part due to the increased competitiveness of its products.
Conclusion: Trump has achieved his goal of a weak dollar. However, the lack of confidence in his administration leads to a diversification of reserves and a decrease in dollar demand. This may result in a loss in global influence for the United States.