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The dollar has approached its best performance in a week since late June / Photo: RomanR / Shutterstock
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The dollar has come close to its best weekly gain since late June
Asian stocks fell during trading on July 24 / Photo: VTT Studio/Shutterstock
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Asian markets fell sharply in the wake of Wall Street. The reason lies in the IT sector and the surge in oil prices.
The total market capitalization of Euro-stablecoins had risen by 128% year-over-year as of early July. Photo: ALEXANDRE LALLEMAND / Unsplash.com
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The "Golden Age" of Euro-Denominated Stablecoins: How Investors Can Profit from Them
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The dollar is near its one-month low: concerns about oil prices have temporarily subsided
Foreign investment in U.S. AI-related stocks has influenced the dollar’s exchange rate, according to Apollo Global Management / Photo: Tamakhin Mykhailo / Shutterstock.com
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Investors' bets on AI have bolstered the dollar. Why has this now become a risk for the currency?
Goldman recommends trading the yen, the Swiss franc, and the euro in the coming months / Photo: Unsplash/John McArthur
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Goldman sees the best conditions for currency carry trades in 26 years
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Uncertainty and Buying on the Dip: How the Market Weathered a New Round of Tensions with Iran
One of the main reasons for the yens growing weakness is the interest rate differential in favor of the dollar / Photo: Ruslan Lytvyn/Shutterstock.com
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Goldman has lowered its forecast for the yen: the bank expects it to reach 165 per dollar and sees an opportunity in the carry trade
The market is still dominated by the view that the dollar will continue to strengthen, but there is no longer a consensus on this issue. Photo: Niconor Brown / Unsplash.com
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Not everyone believes the dollar will strengthen in the future: what will determine its exchange rate
In June, the tenge exchange rate showed virtually no reaction to fluctuations in oil prices / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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The tenge has strengthened despite seasonal expectations: what's next?
Analysts at U.S. banks are divided on the outlook for the dollar over the next six months / Photo: Unsplash/Giorgio Trovato
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Wall Street analysts are divided in their forecasts for the dollar in the second half of the year
Emerging-market currencies are under pressure amid concerns over tighter monetary policy in the U.S. / Photo: Jason Leung / Shutterstock
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Emerging-market currencies have erased their year-to-date gains amid a strengthening dollar
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