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Dollar heads for weekly loss as Fed hike bets fade, AI jitters linger

The Economic Times ·

This week, the dollar faced a notable drop due to decreased expectations for interest rate increases from the Federal Reserve.

Federal officials' remarks have led to steadying Treasury yields, which in turn weakened the dollar's position.

Concurrently, the euro and yen gained ground, with the euro nearing a weekly rise.

Investors are increasingly wary of fiscal risks, especially as shifts in economic conditions unfold.

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