Or an indicative of USD as an asset being less attractive and less valuable, it's more likely to be a conflation of multiple causes: printing USD (flooding the

Or an indicative of USD as an asset being less attractive and less valuable, it's more likely to be a conflation of multiple causes: printing USD (flooding the supply), US's economy being less attractive than expected at this time so investments have moved or being deferred (sold USD) and even perhaps pricing in some kind of systemic risk that could be building up in USD-marked economies (mainly the USA). I'm no economist so this is all speculation.