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UBS report: global family offices are leaving the dollar / Photo: JoeB777 / Shutterstock
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UBS: The world's richest families are reducing their investments in the dollar. Where are they going?
Since the beginning of April, the Russian ruble has strengthened against the US dollar by about 12% / Photo: Semyon Prudiy/Shutterstock
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Russian ruble tops world currencies amid war and oil boom
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"Status is more important than dollars": why the Emirates want to join the "elite club" of central banks
The US stock market rose on the last day of April / Photo: X/NYSE
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq ended their best month since 2020 with records
The war in Iran has shown that the world still needs the dollar and the U.S. market in a moment of stress. But investors quickly reduce the protective premium on the US currency as soon as there is a hint of peace talks. Photo: engin akyurt / Unsplash.com
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The war in Iran has changed the dollar's position. What will happen to it next?
The US dollar has squandered almost all of the gains made since the start of the war in the Middle East over the past week / Photo: AS photo family / Shutterstock.com
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'Overvalued by 20%': why does the former IMF chief economist expect the US dollar to fall?
According to Deutsche Bank, the dollar may start to decline due to de-escalation of the conflict between the US and Iran / Photo: unsplash.com / Alexander Gray
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Risks from US war are at peak, says Deutsche Bank. Why it's time to bet against the dollar
Iran now earns about $5 million a month from transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz, but that amount could grow more than 100 times / Photo: Sebastian Castelier/Shutterstock.com
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The price of the Strait of Hormuz: How much Iran will get from duties on a fifth of its oil supplies
The truce in the Middle East supported stock prices and collapsed hydrocarbon prices / Photo: X/NYSE
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Oil collapses, luxury rally, dollar falls: Trump's agreement with Iran has roiled markets
The U.S. dollar fell against a basket of major world currencies. Photo: Ruslan Lytvyn/Shutterstock
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Iran deal day could be the worst for the U.S. dollar in nearly a year
Whenever there is hope for a settlement of the conflict, the U.S. dollar quickly begins to decline, the analyst notes / Photo: Jagoda_Mazurek / Shutterstock
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"Protective asset status undermined": why analysts are biased against the US dollar
Over the month, the U.S. dollar strengthened against a basket of other world currencies by 1.3% / Photo: Ruslan Lytvyn / Shutterstock.com
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Dollar nears best monthly rise since 2024 due to US war with Iran
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