Dollar nears three-month lows as Treasury acts to support bond market
Both outlets reported that the U.S. dollar fell to three-month lows following Treasury Department measures aimed at supporting the bond market. Business Recorder added context about investor reactions and long-end yields, while Dunya News also noted the euro's strength and the yen's movement against the dollar.
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Dollar hugs three-month lows as Treasury seeks to sooth the bond market
U.S. dollar hovers near three-month lows after Treasury moves to support the bond market, while the euro strengthens and the yen pulls away from the key 160-per-dollar level.
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Dollar hugs three-month lows as Treasury seeks to sooth the bond market
SINGAPORE: The US dollar nursed steep losses on Thursday, hovering near three-month lows as investors digested measures announced by the US Treasury Department to help calm the bond market that had seen long-end yields hit their highest since 2007. The dollar index , which measures the US currency against six other units, was at 98.938, around its lowest level since mid-May. The euro was at $...
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