Dollar heads for weekly loss as global banks turn hawkish
The dollar is set for a weekly decline as global central banks signal rate hikes. Rising energy prices have shifted the outlook for interest rates overseas.
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The United States dollar is on track for its largest weekly decline since late January as global central banks shift toward a hawkish stance. This transition follows a significant surge in energy prices triggered by the conflict involving Israel and Iran, which has disrupted oil and gas supplies and forced policymakers to address rising inflationary pressures.
