by Jesse Colombo, Gold Seek:
The U.S. Dollar Index is testing a key technical level that has triggered major rebounds in the past, making this an important setup for commodities and precious metals investors to watch closely.
The U.S. dollar has fallen sharply since the start of the year, which has boosted commodity prices, especially metals like gold and silver, due to their inverse relationship.
This decline stems from several factors, including a plunging stock market that triggered foreign capital outflows, rising recession risks and expectations of future interest rate cuts, and growing uncertainty over America’s new tariff policies.
Those who hoped the second Trump Administration would reject big spending, war, and restrictions on liberty continue to be disappointed. A new disappointment came when Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced her department would in May begin enforcing the REAL ID law.
The globalist era is cracking. Klaus Schwab is stepping down from the World Economic Forum. One by one, the figureheads of the global agenda are falling. But the mission is not over. Schwab admitted globalism has lost support and revealed a shift toward regional power structures as a fallback strategy. Analysts like Alex Newman say this is the moment to strike. Trump’s early moves—slashing climate funding, targeting UN abuse, and exiting global deals—show the fight is far from over. If these changes aren’t made permanent through Congress passing the 
