Dollar rebounds from three-month low
The dollar rose modestly after three weeks of declines, following the expansion of the Trump administration's sanctions on Iran and the imposition of tariffs on Canadian goods, which supported the U.S. currency. Experts warned that using the Treasury Department's general account to purchase long-term bonds could increase the sensitivity of the U.S. debt burden to interest rate changes. Meanwhile, long-term Treasury yields and other assets declined, and the Canadian dollar fell by 0.61% after Washington implemented tariffs on Canadian goods. The U.S. dollar showed slight variations against major currencies, and Bitcoin increased by 2.05% to reach approximately $78,993.
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