Dollar Steadies Amid Oil Swings

The U.S. dollar stabilized at 99.026 after a paused U.S. strike on Iran reversed a safe-haven currency rally. Crude oil markets experienced sharp volatility amid warnings of Strait of Hormuz closures, increasing energy-driven inflation risks and pushing market bets for a December Federal Reserve rate hike to 36.2%. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen traded flat around 158.895 as Tokyo warned of further intervention, and the Australian dollar tracked at $0.7164 following a hawkish rate increase from the Reserve Bank of Australia.

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