Barclays strategist said that if Trump takes office again, any measures taken by his government to intentionally weaken the US dollar will face significant obstacles, and the cost of unilateral exchange rate intervention is "too high." Trump said that a strong US dollar is a "major monetary issue" and a "heavy burden." The strategist believes that Trump's request for the Fed to cooperate and carry out unilateral intervention (selling US dollars through offsetting or non-offsetting transactions) is "too costly and not feasible." "If the policy proposed by Trump is followed, the Fed will eventually implement loose monetary policy and further fiscal expansion without a negative output gap, which may ultimately exacerbate inflation and pose risks to expected stability."