Dollar and Treasury Yields Drop Amid Pre-Election Market Jitters
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The US dollar weakened and Treasury yields fell as markets adjusted their expectations for a Trump victory in the upcoming presidential election, following a poll showing increased support for Democratic nominee Kamala Harris in Iowa. The dollar's decline was its largest since early September, while the Mexican peso strengthened. Betting markets have also shifted, reducing the odds of a Trump win. Investors are concerned about potential trade tariffs and tax cuts under a Trump administration, which could impact inflation and Federal Reserve interest rate decisions.
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