US Dollar Strengthens as Middle East Conflict Hits Markets
The US dollar rose Thursday as the Middle East conflict entered its sixth day. Safe-haven demand grew amid rising energy prices and persistent inflation risks.
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The U.S. dollar strengthened on Thursday in Singapore, as the fallout from the conflict between Israel and Iran rattled global markets and sustained demand for safe-haven assets. While the greenback briefly retreated from three-month highs earlier in the session, it quickly recovered as investors reacted to a wave of missile strikes that intensified regional instability, now in its sixth day.












