Dollar steadies amid Fed rate hold and U.S. strikes in Iran
Most outlets reported that the U.S. dollar stabilized following the Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates, with some also noting renewed U.S. air strikes in Iran as a supporting factor for the dollar's performance. The Business Recorder emphasized market uncertainty and the Fed's policy stance, while also briefly mentioning U.S.-Iran tensions. Dunya News similarly highlighted the Fed's rate decision and U.S. strikes in Iran as contributing to the dollar's movement.
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Dollar steadies as Fed holds rates, US strikes Iran
The U.S. dollar edged higher after the Fed held rates steady, while renewed U.S. air strikes in Iran and uncertainty over future policy supported demand for the greenback.
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Dollar steadies as Fed holds rates, US strikes Iran
SINGAPORE: The US dollar found its footing at the start of Asian trading on Thursday after the Federal Reserve kept its policy interest rate on hold and Chair Kevin Warsh left markets guessing about how divisions on its rate-setting committee would resolve. The dollar index , which measures the greenback’s strength against six currencies, nudged up 0.1% to 100.89 after the US said it was cond...
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