Ankur Banerjee

4 days ago | bilyonaryo.com | Ankur Banerjee |Lucy Raitano

SOURCE: ReutersMuted initial reaction to US attacks on Iran’s nuclear sitesDollar advances as investors seek safety but moves subduedMarkets in wait-and-see mode on Iran’s responseBy Ankur Banerjee and Lucy RaitanoSINGAPORE/LONDON, June 23 (Reuters) – The U.S. dollar firmed on Monday as nervy investors sought safety, although the restrained moves suggest markets were waiting for Iran’s response to U.S. attacks on its nuclear sites that have exacerbated conflict in the Middle East.

5 days ago | zawya.com | Ankur Banerjee

SINGAPORE: The U.S. dollar firmed slightly on Monday as anxious investors sought safety, although the moves were muted so far suggesting markets were waiting for Iran's response to U.S. attacks on its nuclear sites that have exacerbated tension in the Middle East. The major moves were in the oil market, with oil prices hitting a five-month high, while global stocks slipped in the first market reaction to the U.S. attacks over the weekend.

1 week ago | zawya.com | Ankur Banerjee

The dollar edged up on Thursday as the threat of a broader Middle East conflict loomed over markets, while a flurry of central bank decisions, including a surprise cut from Norway kept traders busy. Rapidly rising geopolitical tensions have boosted the dollar, which has reclaimed its safe-haven status in recent days. Iran and Israel carried out further air attacks on Thursday, with the conflict entering its seventh day.

1 week ago | wealthinsights.metrobank.com.ph | Ankur Banerjee |Lucy Raitano

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1 week ago | ca.finance.yahoo.com | Ankur Banerjee

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -The dollar (DX=F) held steady on Thursday, as investors weighed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's cautionary tone on inflation, while the looming threat of a broader conflict in the Middle East and possible U.S. involvement left sentiment frail. In a widely expected move, the Fed held rates steady, with policymakers signalling they still expect to cut rates by half a percentage point this year, although not all of them agreed on a need for rate cuts.