Dollar set for second weekly gain as Treasury yields rise
Most outlets reported that the dollar was on track for its second consecutive weekly gain, driven by rising US Treasury yields and expectations of further Federal Reserve rate hikes. Business Recorder added context about the dollar nearing multi-month levels and noted the broader market implications, while Profit focused on the dollar index reaching a two-month high and the euro and sterling facing pressure.
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Dollar heads for second straight weekly gain as US Treasury yields surge
Dollar index climbs more than 1% this week to two-month high as markets price further Fed tightening; euro and sterling remain under pressure
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Dollar set for weekly gains as yields surge, Fed bets build
HONG KONG: The dollar was set for its first back-to-back weekly gains in more than three months on Friday, as surging Treasury yields and mounting bets on further Federal Reserve rate hikes kept the greenback near multi-month peaks. Dollar strength pushed the euro to a two-month low of $1.1370 and put it on track for a third weekly decline, its worst losing streak since the end of 2025. Sterl...
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