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Dollar hits 13-month high as foreign investors overlook worries about Trump

The U.S. dollar has reached a 13-month peak as investors weigh shifting Federal Reserve leadership and economic data against political considerations.

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PULSE detected this story across 3 language editions of the world's news.

🇬🇧 English Jun 28, 14:07 UTC
🇫🇷 French Jun 29, 15:59 UTC · Boursorama
🇪🇸 Spanish Jun 30, 05:35 UTC · Expansión

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The brief

The dollar hit a 13-month high before experiencing a slight easing following a series of new economic figures. Despite a two-day decline, the currency remains on track for a weekly gain.

Coverage from Bloomberg, CNBC, Yahoo Finance, and The Washington Post highlights the role of the Federal Reserve under Warsh in fueling market sentiment. Reports note that foreign investors appear to be bypassing concerns regarding Trump to focus on these monetary developments.

Market observers are monitoring the sustainability of the weekly gains as the currency fluctuates following the recent burst of economic data. Coverage does not yet specify the long-term impact of current Federal Reserve policy on these trends.

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Quick answers

How is the dollar performing overall this week?

Despite a two-day decline, the dollar is set for a weekly gain according to Yahoo Finance.

What factors are influencing the dollar's movement?

Coverage points to Federal Reserve activity under Warsh, recent economic data, and investor sentiment regarding Trump.

Has the dollar remained at its 13-month high?

No, the dollar eased from its 13-month high following the release of new economic numbers.

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Dollar Federal Reserve Warsh Trump Currency Markets

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