On March 21, 2025, the U.S. dollar experienced a slight advance as trading began in Europe, following a day of modest losses in U.S. stocks. Investors reacted to solid economic data while remaining cautious about trade discussions led by global central bank leaders. Despite the dollar's uptick, it is on track for its third consecutive weekly decline. Wall Street opened lower but is projected to close the week positively, even in light of disappointing quarterly results and investor caution. The dollar's recent stabilization follows a period of decline since late Q3 2024, with analysts speculating whether it is nearing a bottom.