How the Dollar’s Decline Under Trump Cost UEFA $55 Million — A Stark Warning for America’s Economic Sovereignty

When the U.S. dollar weakens sharply, it’s not just Wall Street that feels the impact; global institutions like UEFA—the powerhouse behind European soccer—also pay a steep price. Last year, UEFA reported a staggering nearly $55 million loss directly tied to a sudden 9% drop in the U.S. dollar against other currencies during early 2025.This isn’t an isolated financial blip but rather a symptom of deeper concerns about American economic stability under President Donald Trump’s restored administration. As investors pulled back from the dollar, citing “economic, market and geopolitical dynamics,” UEFA's foreign exchange positions suffered significant losses that turned their once-profitable...