U.S. Dollar Index Hits 102.53, Marking Highest Level Since April 2025
The U.S. Dollar Index surged to 102.53, extending its rally from the 98.60 September low as investors digest recent macroeconomic trends.
The U.S. Dollar Index surged to 102.53, extending its rally from the 98.60 September low as investors digest recent macroeconomic trends.
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