Dollar holds firm as Middle East hostilities lift oil prices
Most outlets reported that the dollar remained strong amid rising oil prices due to renewed hostilities in the Middle East. Business Recorder added context about inflation concerns and the dollar’s safe-haven appeal, while Dunya News noted the dollar reaching a nearly two-week high but did not elaborate further.
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Dollar holds firm at nearly two-week high as Middle East hostilities lift oil
The dollar held near a two-week high as Middle East tensions pushed oil prices higher, boosting inflation concerns and Treasury yields while markets raised Fed rate-hike bets.
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Dollar holds firm as Middle East hostilities lift oil
TOKYO: The dollar held firm on Wednesday as renewed hostilities in the Middle East pushed oil prices higher and revived inflation concerns. The currency’s safe-haven appeal has been reinforced by rising Treasury yields and growing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike, even as recent economic data came in below forecasts. The US launched a barrage of airstrikes on Iran on Tuesday, promp...
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