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<FX> USD Falls for Second Straight Day as Middle East Ceasefire Expectations Rise
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Remarks from the United States indicating that the Middle East conflict may be coming to an end strengthened market expectations for a ceasefire, sending the US dollar lower for a second consecutive day on Wednesday. The US Dollar Index fell 0.5% to 99.44.

The US dollar rose to 158.5 against the Japanese yen, with every 100 yen trading at HKD4.94.

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The euro climbed to 1.162 against the US dollar.

Sterling rose to 1.334 against the US dollar.

The US dollar fell to 1.387 against the Canadian dollar.

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The Australian dollar advanced to 0.695 against the US dollar.

The US dollar declined to 0.792 against the Swiss franc. (me/s)


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