Dollar nears two-week high amid oil surge and Fed rate hike expectations
Most outlets reported that the dollar rose to a two-week high, attributing the increase to surging oil prices lifting Treasury yields and reinforcing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike. The Business Recorder and Dunya News both highlighted the connection between oil prices, yields, and the Fed's potential action, with the latter also noting weaker risk appetite as a supporting factor for the dollar.
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Dollar near two-week high as oil surge lifts yields, Fed hike bets
The dollar neared a two-week high as surging oil prices lifted Treasury yields and markets priced in a near-certain Fed rate hike, while weaker risk appetite supported the greenback.
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Dollar near two-week high as oil surge lifts yields, Fed hike bets
HONG KONG: The dollar inched up to trade near a two-week high on Tuesday as surging oil prices lifted Treasury yields and reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this week. It also gained support as risk appetite weakened after stock markets tumbled, with AI-related shares under pressure after industry leaders called for slower development to contain potenti...
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