The dollar continued to slide against major currencies on Friday as the back-and-forth over import tariffs shook investor confidence in the safety of the greenback, sending it to its lowest level in a decade against the Swiss franc and a three-year low versus the euro.

The combined decline of U.S. stocks, bonds and the dollar could be a sign of a broader shift away from investing in America.

The dollar is taking a beating as Trump's tariff policies cause widespread uncertainty, threatening its status as the world's reserve currency.

U.S. stocks closed higher, both on the day and the week, despite an exhausting roller-coaster week. S&P 500 and Nasdaq post best week since November.

Major stock indexes edged up in volatile trading, the U.S. dollar eased and gold prices hit another record high on Friday as China increased its tariffs on U.S. imports and a brutal week of market swings drew to a close.