Dollar trading near multi-month lows, restrained by debt nerves
Most outlets led with the dollar's decline near multi-month lows and the influence of U.S. Treasury actions and global policy developments. Business Recorder added context about Singapore and the anticipation of Iran sanctions and policy details, while Dunya News briefly mentioned the impact of U.S. and Japan policy signals.
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Dollar trading near multi-month lows, restrained by debt nerves
A wavering dollar hovered near multi-month lows as U.S. bond buybacks, Iran sanctions and upcoming U.S. and Japan policy signals unsettled global currency markets.
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Dollar trading near multi-month lows, restrained by debt nerves
SINGAPORE: A wavering dollar teetered near multi-month lows on Monday in a market unsettled by the US Treasury’s promise to buy back more long bonds, while traders awaited details of sanctions on Iran and on policy speeches this week in the US and Japan. The Canadian dollar slipped 0.2% in early trade, to C$1.3798 per dollar, after trade talks with the US collapsed and Washington imposed 50% ...
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