Dollar slips near two-week low as Fed bets fade and yen stays pressured

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The U.S. dollar hovered near a two-week low as investors pared back bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike this year, while the yen remained near a 40-year trough amid ongoing intervention concerns. The dollar index was around 100.9, with EUR about $1.1435 and GBP near $1.335, and USD/JPY around 161.6. Analysts say intervention risk could spark volatility but is unlikely to reverse the broader trend, as markets await Fed minutes for clearer policy signals and monitor yen dynamics.
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- Market remains range-bound amid receding expectations of U.S. rate hikes and heightened caution over potential intervention. Moomoo
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