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Fact-check: “The dollar down 10%in the government at high”
Verdict: Mostly True (72% confidence)
The core factual claim — that the U.S. dollar has fallen roughly 10% — is well-supported by multiple primary and authoritative sources. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported 7.2% cumulative dollar depreciation through 2025, and multiple financial outlets and research sources confirm the Dollar Index fell approximately 10% from its January 2025 high through mid-to-late 2025 and into 2026. The phrasing 'in the government at high' is garbled and adds no verifiable content, but the central…
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