Asia FX weak as Iran-Israel jitters boost dollar; yen at 34-year lows
-- Most Asian currencies weakened on Monday with the Japanese yen testing new 34-year lows, while increased safe haven demand, in the wake of an Iranian strike on...
-- Most Asian currencies weakened on Monday with the Japanese yen testing new 34-year lows, while increased safe haven demand, in the wake of an Iranian strike on...
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US officials have warned of an imminent attack on Israeli assets by Iran or proxies, potentially causing a wider conflict in the Middle East. Oil Prices (BZ=F, CL=F) could be impacted as the escalation pours further doubt on oil production in the region. Senior Columnist Rick Newman joins Yahoo Finance to break down the potential of a wider conflict in the Middle East and how that may impact the energy sector. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance. This post was written by Nicholas Jacobino
U.S. inflation jumped in March, surpassing expectations primarily due to higher petrol and shelter costs, dashing hopes of a June interest rate cut by the Fed.
-- Most Asian currencies kept to a tight range on Tuesday, while the dollar steadied from recent losses as focus remained squarely on a tight U.S. presidential race...
Taiwan-based chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) posted its fastest quarterly revenue growth in more than a year.
By Karen Brettell and Amanda Cooper (Reuters) -The U.S. dollar fell as U.S. voters headed to the polls on Tuesday, with the results of the elections likely to decide at least the...
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