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Dollar Erases Early Gains as Crude Oil and T-note Yields Move Lower
Source: Nasdaq
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The dollar index (DXY) fell 0.11% from a 2.5-week high, reversing an overnight gain. The move is linked to WTI crude dropping from a 6-week high, which eased inflation expectations—a dovish input for Fed policy. Overall, the news is modestly supportive for risk assets via reduced rate expectations rather than a major macro catalyst.
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