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Dollar Holds Two-Month High on Rate Hike Bets, Yen Slides

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By Jiaxing Li, Jacqueline Wong
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Dollar holds ground after Fed's hawkish hold U.S.-Iran deal eases oil prices, aids risk sentiment Yen's renewed slide under intervention watch HONG KONG, June 18 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar clung to ​a more than two-month high on Thursday after a hawkish hold triggered rate-hike bets despite ‌a U.S.-Iran deal, while the yen weakness drew fresh verbal warnings from Japanese officials.
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Dollar on Guard ahead of First Fed Decision under Warsh

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By Rae Wee Verified, Jacqueline Wong, Kevin Buckland Verified
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U.S.-Iran ceasefire deal dampens demand for safe-haven greenback Currencies mostly rangebound; yen remains in intervention zone Fed seen holding rates steady but board may lean more hawkish SINGAPORE, June 17 (Reuters) - The dollar eased slightly on Wednesday ahead of ​the Federal Reserve's first policy decision under chair Kevin Warsh, with lingering optimism over an interim U.S.-Iran peace ‌deal underpinning risk appetite and dampening demand for the safe-haven currency.
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Oil Extends Fall, Stocks Steady as Traders Wait on Warsh

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By Tom Westbrook Verified, Jacqueline Wong
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Warsh to navigate between dovish Trump and hawkish pricing Dollar steady; stocks sideways as semi selling subsides Asia yields track Treasuries lower on oil price relief SINGAPORE, June 17 (Reuters) - Sinking crude prices on news that Iranian fuel may soon hit global markets ​heralded inflation relief and pushed bond yields lower on Wednesday, while stocks and currencies were quieter ahead of ‌Kevin Warsh's debut meeting as Federal Reserve chair.
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