US Dollar Falls from Two Month High as Tensions Ease
The US dollar index retreated to 99.9 on Tuesday as hostilities between Iran and Israel ebbed following a diplomatic appeal. While safe-haven demand softened, the greenback remains supported by rising expectations for interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.
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The United States dollar index fell 0.1% to 99.9 on Tuesday, retreating from a two-month high as Middle East tensions eased. The index hit 100.21 on Monday before hostilities between Iran and Israel ebbed following U.S. mediation. Investors are now shifting focus to central bank policy, with rate hike bets rising in both Europe and America.
