The bull and bear markets of the US dollar since the 1970s

Since the early 1970s, following the collapse of the Bretton Woods system, the US dollar has experienced multiple bull and bear markets, with turning points related to significant events. The bear market of the dollar ended in the late 1970s, reaching a bull market peak in 1985. After the Federal Reserve raised interest rates in 1994, the bear market bottomed out, and a new bull market began due to economic growth and stock market performance. The dollar entered a bear market starting in 2000, which lasted until the end of the European debt crisis in 2010. Recently, the dollar bull market has ended, and Deutsche Bank predicts future exchange rate changes