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USD rises after PCE data, recoups half of buyback losses
Source: Bloomberg
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The U.S. dollar rose by the most in nearly four weeks, recouping roughly half of its prior losses after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s surprise bond-market support move. Inflation data strengthened expectations that the Federal Reserve may begin raising interest rates by year-end, reinforcing hawkish rate pricing. The combination of inflation-driven yield pressure and bond-market stabilization is likely to impact FX and broader rates-sensitive assets.
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