The U.S. dollar’s recent tumble against a basket of six key currencies to a five-month low is quite a shake-up. Ending a two-year streak of steady climbs, this drop signals some fresh winds blowing through international currency markets. Experts are chalking this up to a mix of things, like the market’s response to seasonal trading trends and what they’re expecting the U.S. to do about its financial game plan. Looks like the market’s betting on the economy taking a gentle slowdown, as Treasury yields take a dip and stocks are on the up. This bet has nudged the dollar down a bit more. Also, the Japanese yen is really showing its…
