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US dollar exchange rate rises amid growing Middle East uncertainty

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US dollar exchange rate rises amid growing Middle East uncertainty
US dollar exchange rate rises amid growing Middle East uncertainty
The US dollar edged higher on Friday, against both the Japanese yen and the euro, extending gains from the previous session as growing doubts over reaching a peace deal with Iran bolstered the greenback’s safe-haven appeal. The dollar also gained additional support from rising US Treasury yields following a Financial T
NZ Herald
NZ Herald3 hrs ago
NZ sharemarket falls 0.96% as Middle East uncertainty lifts oil price – Market close
T&G Global’s operating profit rose 30.3% to $11.6m in six months.
Vanguard
Vanguard3 hrs ago
Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, August 7, 2026
The naira remained relatively stable against the United States dollar across both the official and parallel foreign exchange markets as traders monitored liquidity conditions and demand pressures.
Rupee slips to 95.28 against US dollar as oil, treasury yields remain elevated
On Friday, the Indian rupee experienced a decrease of six paise against the US dollar. Factors such as a robust dollar, escalating US Treasury yields, and elevated dollar demand from importers contributed to this decline. Additionally, rising global oil prices, combined with geopolitical tensions, are projected to impa
Reuters
Reuters21 hrs ago
Gold hovers near seven-week high on easing rate hike concerns
Gold hovers near seven-week high on easing rate hike concerns  Reuters
Gold Above $4,300 an Ounce as Middle East Talks Ease Rate-Hike Bets - WSJ
Gold Above $4,300 an Ounce as Middle East Talks Ease Rate-Hike Bets  WSJ
The Rio Times
The Rio Times🏁 first to report2 days ago
Gold Holds Above $4,070 as Silver Surges 2% on Dollar Dip
Gold tracked above US$4,073 and silver jumped over 2% as a softer dollar and steady real yields supported precious metals. For Mexico and Peru, the moves matter