The US dollar is expected to continue to be strong compared to other major currencies.

This is because the challenges faced by its competitors are more significant than its own performance.

The euro is under pressure due to structural instability and economic weaknesses in key member states such as Germany, France, and Italy.

These issues have persisted since the euro crisis began in 2011, which has contributed to the struggles of the euro.

The Japanese yen is also facing difficulties due to the ongoing weakness of the Japanese economy and the Bank of Japan's zero interest rate policy.

The UK pound is uncertain as the country seeks stability after Brexit.

Experts believe that this situation is unlikely to change significantly in the near future.

Concerns about the US dollar collapsing are minimal as long as US lawmakers avoid driving the country into bankruptcy due to budgetary issues.

The current dynamics indicate that the US dollar's position remains secure despite the challenges faced by other global currencies.