The US Dollar strengthened for the fifth straight day, supported by investor concerns about inflated technology stock valuations. Weak equity performance and uncertainty regarding Federal Reserve policy contributed to the dollar’s ongoing momentum.
The Japanese Yen also appreciated as investors sought safe-haven assets. Remarks from Japan’s finance minister added further support to the currency, underscoring the cautious sentiment in global markets.
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Investor caution over technology stocks and policy uncertainty continue to lift the US Dollar, while VT Markets advises prudence due to the inherent risks of leveraged CFD trading.