Dollar climbs to two-month high

The US dollar rose during today's trading to near its highest level in two months, supported by escalating tensions between the United States and Iran, which led to an increase in oil prices. Brent crude surpassed $106 per barrel after the Trump administration rejected an agreement with Iran, increasing energy supply risks and raising inflation expectations. The dollar also received support from strong economic data and rising Treasury bond yields, as markets await the results of US inflation and employment indicators. Markets currently estimate a 65% probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates in October. Additionally, Asian currencies experienced mixed fluctuations against the dollar, while markets are waiting for central bank decisions and upcoming economic data announcements.

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