A recent report by Bank of America highlights an intriguing trend in the financial markets. Amidst market speculations that the US central bank is about to lower interest rates, the pessimistic outlook on the future of the US dollar among investors has significantly increased. According to the bank's monthly sentiment survey, the proportion of respondents expecting a weakening of the dollar nearly doubled within a month, reaching 23%, the highest level since the start of the year. This marks a stark contrast to the 8% reported in July. Notably, despite the dollar performing well against most G10 currencies this year, recent market dynamics suggest that its strength might be waning. This is due to a series of indicators pointing towards a deceleration in the pace of the US economy, coupled with heightened expectations of a substantial rate cut by the Federal Reserve. These factors have collectively challenged the dollar's upward trajectory.