Did the bullish market for the dollar ended?

The US dollar fell sharply against other major currencies in the first half of the year. Investors, however, still have to be careful about declaring the end of the bullish market for green money, some experts say.
US interest rates are still far above those in other developed countries, so many experts recommend investors to prefer bonds outside US in their portfolios.
Consensus forecasts are still for a strong dollar this year, following expectations of further interest rates. And while Janet Yelllen made a step back in her last speech, investors are still expecting a further rise in interest rates this year.
The dollar has risen after Trump's election victory last November, following the expectation that the tax and health reforms planned by the new president will benefit the world's largest economy.
And while healthcare reform is difficult to implement, in the way Trump originally promised, very soon, most likely in August or September, we can expect to see more clarity about tax changes.
The latter may be highly positive for the US dollar and trigger a strong appreciation of the dollar against other major currencies.