Dollar holds gains, yen slips as Mideast energy shock deepens
Most outlets reported that the dollar remained near its one-week high and the yen weakened amid rising concerns over energy supply disruptions in the Middle East. Both excerpts highlighted the connection between the region’s tensions and currency movements, with one noting the impact on bond yields and expectations of a Fed rate hike.
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Dollar holds gains, yen slips as Mideast energy shock deepens
The dollar held near a one-week high while the yen weakened as rising oil prices and Middle East supply fears lifted bond yields and increased expectations of a Fed rate hike.
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Dollar holds gains, yen slips as Mideast energy shock deepens
SINGAPORE: The dollar held near its highest levels of the past week and the yen slipped for a second day at the start of Asian trading on Friday as renewed fears of energy supply disruptions in the Middle East pushed up bond yields and oil prices. The US dollar index , which measures the greenback’s strength against a basket of six currencies, was trading at 99.081, holding steady after gaini...
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