CoinWorld News reports that an analyst at Juxin Bank, Roberto Mialich, said in a report that if the Iran war ends or becomes a risk factor for the Trump administration, the U.S. dollar could fall further. He noted that if risk appetite eases, the dollar’s safe-haven role means it will lose support, as seen after Trump announced a two-week ceasefire. He said, “Once the conflict finally ends, the market will refocus on the factors that had been weighing on the dollar before the outbreak of war.” If the United States becomes mired in a prolonged conflict with no clear exit strategy, the dollar could also weaken. He said this may trigger renewed concerns about the credibility of U.S. economic policies and the dollar.