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1 week ago | 
rs.bloombergadria.com | Carter Johnson |Saleha Mohsin |Ruth Carson
Podeli vest WhatsApp Viber Link copied Copy link Novac 18. jun 2025, 08:31 Ne postoji bolji pokazatelj kako svetski investitori odbacuju politiku američkog predsednika Donalda Trumpa od kursa dolara. Od kada je stupio na funkciju, dolar je izgubio više od 10 odsto vrednosti u odnosu na evro, funtu i švajcarski franak, a oslabio je i u odnosu na sve ostale glavne svetske valute.
Poslednji put kada je dolar ovako brzo potonuo bio je 2010.
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1 week ago | 
bloomberg.com | Carter Johnson |Saleha Mohsin |Ruth Carson
The president’s economic agenda is dragging down the dollar and making it more difficult for the US to finance its deficits. There is no better barometer of global investors’ repudiation of President Donald Trump’s policies than the dollar. Since he took office, it’s lost more than 10% of its value against the euro, pound and Swiss franc and is down against every single major currency in the world.
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1 week ago | 
bloomberg.com | Ruth Carson |Masaki Kondo
O mercado de títulos do Japão, antes adormecido, voltou à vida com um pico de volatilidade que repercute pelo mundo. Os principais mercados de dívida se moveram em sintonia com os títulos do governo japonês durante a recente derrocada, com um salto nos rendimentos dos títulos de prazo muito longo no país asiático amplificando as perturbações alimentadas por temores globais de aumento dos déficits fiscais.
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bloomberg.com | Michael Mackenzie |Ruth Carson |Mary Nicola
“The market is quite volatile, with investors gravitating toward safe-haven assets and driving up crude prices.” (Bloomberg) -- US Treasuries fell amid bets that elevated oil prices will spur Federal Reserve policymakers to signal patience toward further interest-rate cuts when they meet this week. Treasuries briefly trimmed losses on Monday along with crude following a Wall Street Journal report that Iran signaled it wants an end to its conflict with Israel.
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1 week ago | 
bloomberg.com | Ruth Carson |Masaki Kondo
(Bloomberg) -- Japan’s once-slumbering bond market has roared back to life with a burst of volatility that is echoing around the world. Major debt markets have moved in tandem with Japanese government bonds during the recent rout, with a spike in super-long yields in the Asian nation amplifying ructions fueled by global fears of widening fiscal deficits. The risk of more spillover is on the horizon.
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2 weeks ago | 
unionleader.com | Ruth Carson |Winnie Hsu
The dollar’s reputation as a crisis haven is being put to the test after the US currency staged only a limited rally in response to an Israeli attack on Iran that stoked fears of a wider conflict in the Middle East. In a departure from historic norms, the dollar initially slipped after Israel carried out strikes against Iran’s nuclear program sites. The greenback later mounted a tepid rally, but a Bloomberg gauge of its value remains near a three-year low.
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2 weeks ago | 
ca.finance.yahoo.com | Ruth Carson |Winnie Hsu |Naomi Tajitsu
(Bloomberg) -- The dollar’s reputation as a crisis haven is being put to the test after the US currency staged only a limited rally in response to an Israeli attack on Iran that stoked fears of a wider conflict in the Middle East. • Shuttered NY College Has Alumni Fighting Over Its Future• Trump’s Military Parade Has Washington Bracing for Tanks and WeaponryIn a departure from historic norms, the dollar initially slipped after Israel carried out strikes against Iran’s nuclear program sites.
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2 weeks ago | 
bloomberg.com | Carter Johnson |Ruth Carson |Winnie Hsu
(Bloomberg) -- The dollar’s muted rally against major peers after Israel’s strikes on Iran reinforced the impression that the greenback’s role as a global haven currency is fading. A Bloomberg gauge of the US dollar gained as much as 0.6% at one point on Friday after Israel’s attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities stoked fears of a wider conflict in the Middle East. However, the currency pared much of its advance and closed some 0.2% higher in New York.
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2 weeks ago | 
financialpost.com | Ruth Carson |Winnie Hsu
Advertisement 1The key question for markets following Israel’s strike on Iran is whether the fallout can be contained, say strategists. Article content(Bloomberg) — The key question for markets following Israel’s strike on Iran is whether the fallout can be contained, say strategists.
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2 weeks ago | 
flipboard.com | Ruth Carson |Winnie Hsu
1 hour agoTwo U.S. officials said there is no U.S. involvement or assistance. The Trump administration has been in talks with Tehran on a possible nuclear deal and argued against such a step. The Israeli military has begun airstrikes against Iran, two U.S. officials said Thursday evening, a dramatic …
