Dollar nears two-week high amid rate-hike expectations; yen slips past 160
Both outlets reported that the dollar approached a two-week high due to increased bets on a rate hike following hawkish remarks by Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, and noted the yen slipping past 160 per dollar. The Business Recorder provided slightly more context about market reactions and mentioned Hong Kong as the location, while the Dunya News headline and excerpt were more concise, focusing on the yen's weakening and the implications for intervention concerns.
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Dollar near two-week high as Warsh boosts rate-hike bets; yen slips past 160
The dollar held near a two-week high as hawkish Fed remarks lifted September rate-hike bets, while the yen weakened past 160 per dollar, reviving intervention concerns.
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Dollar near two-week high as Warsh boosts rate-hike bets; yen slips past 160
HONG KONG: The dollar held steady near a two-week high on Monday as markets ramped up bets on a rate hike after hawkish remarks by Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, while the yen slipped back through the closely watched 160-per-dollar level. The US central bank will “have work to do” if policymakers don’t get the confidence they need that inflation is heading down to 2%, Federal Reserve Chai...
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