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USD Continues to Dominate Markets (03.13.2026)

Global markets remained dominated by dollar strength as geopolitical tensions and rising energy prices reshaped monetary expectations. 

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Dollar Leads as Markets Reprice Risk (03.12.2026)

Currency markets remained under pressure as energy-driven inflation concerns and ongoing geopolitical tensions continued to support the U.S. dollar. 

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Energy Uncertainty Keeps the Pressure (03.11.2026)

Global markets remained cautious as investors weighed the economic impact of the ongoing Middle East conflict and volatile energy prices. 

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Energy Costs Still Affect Markets (03.10.2026)

Currency markets remained volatile as ongoing Middle East tensions continued to shape global sentiment. 

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Oil Shock Drives Dollar Higher (03.09.2026)

Global markets opened the week under pressure as escalating Middle East tensions and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz pushed oil prices above $100 per barrel. 

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Dollar Leads Risk-Off (03.06.2026)

Global markets remained under pressure as escalating Middle East tensions and rising energy prices strengthened the US dollar and unsettled major currencies. 

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Dollar Steadies Amid Diplomacy Hopes (03.05.2026)

The dollar index stabilized near 98.8 Thursday as a reported U.S. submarine sinking of an Iranian warship near Sri Lanka and the sixth day of the U.S.–Israeli campaign fueled fears of a prolonged, inflationary conflict.

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Energy Risks and War Lift Dollar (03.04.2026)

Global markets remain dominated by geopolitical risk as escalating conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran fuels a strong shift toward safe-haven assets. The dollar index hit 99.3 Wednesday, rising for a third day as conflict concerns fueled inflation and shifted Fed rate cut expectations from July to September. 

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