US dollar finds footing after Fed hold and Iran air strikes
By Gregor Stuart Hunter and Johann M Cherian July 30 (Reuters) - The dollar found its footing on Thursday after the Federal Reserve kept its policy interest rate on hold and Chair Kevin Warsh left markets guessing about how divisions on its rate-setting committee would resolve. The greenback rose against most major currencies after the U.S.
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By Gregor Stuart Hunter and Johann M Cherian July 30 (Reuters) - The dollar found its footing on Thursday after the Federal Reserve kept its policy interest rate on hold and Chair Kevin Warsh left markets guessing about how divisions on its rate-setting committee would resolve. The greenback rose against most major currencies after the U.S. said it was conducting air strikes in Iran, which generated appetite for safe havens among investors. The euro weakened 0.1% to $1.1458, and the yen traded around 163.5 to the dollar, a touch weaker on the day.
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- By Gregor Stuart Hunter and Johann M Cherian July 30 (Reuters) - The dollar found its footing on Thursday after the Federal Reserve kept its policy interest rate on hold and Chair Kevin Warsh left markets guessing about how divisions on its rate-setting committee would resolve. The greenback rose against most major currencies after the U.S.
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